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#1 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Album thread 2025 by sp1at » 11 days ago

AgesOfTheIce wrote:

I wouldn't say Love To Love validated Axl's current vocals at all, quite the opposite actually.

Agreed.

#2 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Album thread 2025 by sp1at » 11 days ago

FlashFlood wrote:
Bill Brasky wrote:
Izzyjim wrote:

Yes but the quality...

https://media1.tenor.com/m/W5_ISW8xx6oA … kramer.gif

It’s true and I completely agree but one would think in nearly 10 years they would get out at least an album of reworked CD-era shit. Especially when it has nothing to do with Axl’s studio vocals which have been validated with Children of the Revolution, and the more recently-recorded Michael Schenker song.

That's also true and no excuses on the lack of material.
Goes completely against what Axl was ranting about in the 00's.

#3 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Album thread 2025 by sp1at » 12 days ago

Izzyjim wrote:
FlashFlood wrote:
metallex78 wrote:

Todd Kerns recently mentioned on an Insta post that SMKC5 would come out in 2026, so if GNR are going to do something, 2025 is the window to do it.

What’s the chances that we get the next SMKC album before the new GNR album though. I’d say that’s a safe bet.

That would make it what, 3 SMKC albums since the reunion? Almost more albums than GnR has released songs.

Yes but the quality...

true-kramer.gif

#4 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Album thread 2025 by sp1at » 12 days ago

Gong wrote:

A brief 2025 tour (as Slash said in his most recent interview) from May to July, and then... what?
Nothing?... for the rest of the year?
Slash has nothing lined-up for the Fall. Duff has noting lined-up for the Fall.
If there are going to be more GN'R dates, we would be hearing rumors at least from the venues and t-shirt companies, etc.

Don't they always add more tour dates though ?

#5 Re: Guns N' Roses » A few thoughts on Dragon » 13 weeks ago

Doubtful it's real.
Always seemed like fishing, but i could be wrong.

#6 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Album thread 2025 by sp1at » 13 weeks ago

sp1at wrote:

I've been informed I have offended the elsewhere forum, as per p. message, so it's an American podcast, to whom I offended. I just guessed based on the name. Anyway, this is all public information as is 90% of anything I post is. Not here to offend, been doing this 20 years now I think and it's for this message board who know me

Anyway, I'll post all the interview snippets another day to show all the public sources for this info as it takes a while. I'll go quiet just for now as I'm busy, and wait until prying eyes lose interest. Like I said, just read interviews from last year, it's all there. There's a few more interviews coming up, so I'll just continue to do my thing quietly and add to what we have, I'll leave it a couple of months.

Adios

Too much quiet and people seem to enjoy your post.

#7 Re: Guns N' Roses » 2024 “Taking Off” » 59 weeks ago

Blackstar wrote:

We don't even know IF GN'R owes any albums to the label, because we don't know what exactly their current deal with UMG is. In the credits of the recent releases it looks like Geffen/UMG acts only as distributor for GN'R and not as a record label.

As for Axl's publishing deal with Sanctuary, here is the document:

https://www.a-4-d.com/t8176-2004-09-20- … -sanctuary

But it's completely irrelevant to now, because: 1) Sanctuary was no more in 2007 (was bought out); 2) The agreement would have expired by now anyway, as it was for 12-15 years (not for 20 years like we thought) starting from March 2004 (although the deal became public in early 2005, it had been signed in 2004); 3) It didn't cover songs that would be written after the release of Chinese Democracy, and it also doesn't seem that it covered songs that were written during the Chinese Democracy sessions but would not be on CD (it says it would be in Axl's discretion to include such songs in the agreement). The Sanctuary agreement covered Axl's share in a) all released GN'R songs from the "historic catalogue", b) other old songs Axl has a writing credit for, like Crash Diet and the Hollywood Rose songs, c) Oh My God, Madagascar and The Blues and d) whatever other original songs would eventually be on Chinese Democracy.

All we know for the current state re: publishing is that UMG Publishing has Axl's publishing. We don't know what the UMG publishing deal covers and when it expires.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanctuary_Records
In April 2007, Billboard reported that Sanctuary Records would cease to exist as a new release label in the US that summer, though catalogue, licensing, and new media operations would continue. On 15 June 2007 Universal Music Group announced it had reached an agreement to buy Sanctuary Records for £44.5 million.[11] The agreement was completed in October 2007. By December 2007, it appeared that the Sanctuary name had begun to be phased out, with both Morrissey and Robert Plant being transferred to the Universal-owned Decca Music Group and Iron Maiden to Universal Music Enterprises (with distribution by Sony Music Entertainment, a successor to Sanctuary and Columbia's distribution partnership for the band's releases) for future releases.

On 21 September 2012, regulators approved Universal Music Group's planned acquisition of EMI from Citibank for £1.2 billion.[12] However, due to conditions imposed by the European Commission, UMG was required to sell Sanctuary.[13] It was one of the three units of Universal Music, never fully owned by EMI, that were forced to be sold; other such units were Vivendi Entertainment and V2 Records. BMG Rights Management acquired Sanctuary for over €46 million.[14] In June 2013, BMG agreed to have INgrooves distribute the label's catalogue in North America, while the PIAS Group would handle international rights; however, Black Sabbath's catalogue remained at Universal until March 2014, when BMG took over the band's distribution.[15] In March 2017, BMG transferred the distribution rights of select Sanctuary artists to Warner Music Group's ADA division.[16]

In 2023, BMG signed a new distribution deal with Universal Music Group, Sanctuary's previous owner.[17]

#8 Re: Guns N' Roses » 2024 “Taking Off” » 60 weeks ago

Atlas/Monsters vinyl
Spot shows.

Just remember when you think you know what Axl rose is doing you're usually wrong.

For this to get very interesting would only require Axl doing vocals for few days.

Remember the rumor of a ep called Night train ?
You got potentially
1.absurd
2.hardschool
3.perhaps
4.the general
5.atlas
6.monsters.
Hypothetically
7.omg
8.seven/berlin/4 heavens

Remember Axl gets his publishing rights back from Sanctuary in 2025.

Guns N's Roses owes umg 1 more record. So wouldn't them doing a release in the fall and Axl gets all his publishing rights back in 2025 make sense.

#9 Re: Guns N' Roses » 2024 “Taking Off” » 62 weeks ago

Atlas/Monsters vinyl and few spot shows. That's my speculation for 2024.

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