Wagszilla wrote:

Place your bets.

Think of all that remains:

- 1995-1997 old Guns sessions
- 1997-1998 Youth / shadow band sessions
- 1998-1999 Rumbo Sean Beavan sessions
- 2001 Village sessions (additional discs not included in Zutaut locker)
- 2002 RTB Village sessions
- 2004 mystery sessions
- 2006 Andy Wallace double album sessions
- 2008 Axl Caram double album sessions
- 2010 CD2 release candidate sessions
- 2014 Axl/Pitman sessions
- Misc. sessions (Oh My God, This I Love)

There’s likely a mountain of discs still out in the wild.

I'd believe that some of the sessions are outputted in sets of ideas (I wouldn't say songs). I'd say it's more like this:

Set 1:
- 1995-1998 old Guns sessions + Shadow band contributions

Set 2:
- 1997-1998 Youth + Misc. sessions (Oh My God, This I Love)
- 1998-2001 Rumbo and Village Sessions with Sean Beavan

Set 3:
- 2002-2004 RTB sessions
re-recordings (repaints) and Axl finishing lyrics and melodies for Bucket and Brain songs (The General, all the instrumentals of the locker discs)

Set 4:
- 2004-2007 finishing touches on a possible double album concept. Maybe Fortus songs added.
2008 was much more for tracklisting and negotiations for CD release than anything else.

Set 5:
- 2010-2014 Stay of Execution tracklisting, finishing touches, additional recordings.

Only in between sets 1 and 4 I believe there was any NEW writing involving AXL.
Bumble, Dizzy and Tommy's materials after 2006 were used for their solo efforts. I don't think there's any Ashba material written for GNR that Axl finished/completed. I can see Pitman and Fortus mainly contributing to finish/write interlude pieces after 2007.

Scabbie wrote:

Does anyone know how many of these tracks that are missing vocals that Axl actually completed? Could they theoretically all still be instrumentals?

If the World
Better
Sorry
Shacker's

all got vocals later.

This I Love and Scrapped *which don't seem to be on the discs, unless under different names obviously had vocals later*

Me, Myself and Elvis (Elvis Presley and the Monster of Soul) not on the album has vocals (see Axl chats)

Oklahoma (Berlin) presumably was if they were going to play it at one point during House of Blues 2001.

We assume:

Thyme did along with The General, Ides of March and Seven (the later 3 which don't appear to be here unless different names) were finished. Beltrami mentioned all 4.

If MSL is to believed so did Tonto.

Don't know about the rest. Just speculation.

AtariLegend wrote:

Leaker just liked a 2010 pro shot of the san juan show.

Don't pm me for links to this please.

Then he's got a lot more than the locker disks. The mention of South America in his poem is interesting. Those 2006 leaks came from the Brazilians, right? If that's a hint, this might get really interesting. I'm pretty sure they had everything.