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#21 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 109 weeks ago

I listened to what leaked last week 2-3 times, assumed they were rough demos and didn't want to get addicted to them like I did the Village leaks, so never checked them again.  I am floored by the chaos it/they have caused- i heard absolutely nothing special.  Were there better versions released over the weekend?

#22 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General confirmed next » 115 weeks ago

I've never listened to this leak,and have no real anticipatiom for it to be anything special.  It may be a huge get for some fans,and i hope it lives up to your expectations.  I'm hoping for an Oklahoma release, but i doubt that ever happens.

#23 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General confirmed next » 120 weeks ago

I've never even heard the phone snippet, so the whole thing will be new to me- pretty much a first!  Looking forward to it.  Still want Oklahoma over anything else.....

#24 Re: Guns N' Roses » Perhaps (2023) to Drop » 120 weeks ago

Definitely growing on me. I loved the demo, but it needed work.  I like the touches Slash put on the solo, i just which they were more pronounced, maybe a little longer.  The talkbox part is great.  And the video seals it for me-really well done.

#25 Re: Guns N' Roses » If GNR releases nothing in 2023, is this the end for you? » 121 weeks ago

James- full confession; i was exhausted from a long drive and had a bit of a buzz when I wrote that, so it came off a little arrogant.  I did know some people on there, including a label president and some (self acclaimed?) "important" staff at Geffen, but "heavy hitters" was a douchy thing to say.  But my memories of MSL are well remembered there- his irreverence was refreshing in a place that took itself way too seriously, went against the grain, and when he was proven correct, made it all the more fun to see.  Do either of you remember a poster named GordonPymPoe?  He dm'd me around '06 (or whenever the cornrow years were) and claimed he was Axl smile

#26 Re: Guns N' Roses » If GNR releases nothing in 2023, is this the end for you? » 121 weeks ago

mister saint laurent wrote:
James wrote:

Insider or not...it's good to see you again. Haven't seen you in what, 7 or 8.years?

Where does the time go

Yeah it's been a while. I never stopped being a GNR fanatic, I just haven't posted much on message boards. I still go to every tour and buy all of the CDs. I'm as excited for the 2023 tour and the release of more new music as I was as a kid waiting for UYI to come out.

Good to see you back on the forums- i can remember you taking on the entire Velvet Rope site back in the day; you would drive those people NUTS- funny stuff.  I knew a couple of posters there that were heavy hitters in the industry, and it used to infuriate them that you knew more about GN'R doings than they did smile  Enjoy the "new" music -

#27 Re: Guns N' Roses » Shallow » 122 weeks ago

I dunno- sounds like Axl to me; maybe working on his lower register after the Hollywood rose stuff?  The acoustic guitar part sounds very reminisant of the guitar version of November Rain.  Seems odd that stuff like this is still showing up.  Maybe there was more stuff laying around from that era that they didnt put out on the AFD box.

#28 Re: Guns N' Roses » Buckethead shows us how it’s done » 123 weeks ago

James wrote:

Project Little Man? I haven't heard that one yet. I'll check it out.

The way I handled his massive discography was to mainly focus on his mellow material...then it got to the point that I couldn't even do that.

Last album I bought from him is Rainy Days... that's probably like 200 albums ago.

That free Christmas album was great too.

I actually went in the other direction, towards the heavier, longer jams like Soothsayer.  Project Little Man is the musical equivalent to standing behind a 747 as it starts to take off; 18+ minutes of him peeling the paint off the walls.  My friends bust my balls for following him, but then I mix in some of his slower stuff at a party or driving, and they all ask  "who's this"?  I just grin

#29 Re: Guns N' Roses » Buckethead shows us how it’s done » 123 weeks ago

I've bought/downloaded probably 20% of his pikes, and im sure i haven't listened to half of it.  They came out so fast and furious for a while there it was impossible to keep up.  If im doing a road trip or alone in the office for the day i'll run through and give them a listen, and almost always find a gem. Its somewhat mind blowing that he's been this prolific (although much of it seems to be simple home recordings) and his former boss can't be arsed to put out 2-3 songs.  I wonder what '06-'10 Axl could have done with something like Project Little Man...

#30 Re: Guns N' Roses » If GNR releases nothing in 2023, is this the end for you? » 137 weeks ago

FlashFlood wrote:

Seeing Metallica do their promo and the buzz and the multi-year tour must at least light some sort of competitive fire in GnR.



I think the opposite has happened.  GN'R & Metallica have often been compared/connected over the years, whether it was warranted or not.  With GN'R sitting in idle, Metallica put together a (fairly) unique and interesting tour, an aggressive marketing campaign, and released an all new, original album that is actually pretty good- and I don't really like Metallica.  I think GN'R saw all that and decided trying to be "competitive" at this point with Metallica would be too much work.

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