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#11201 Re: Guns N' Roses » The Possibility of a Guns N' Roses '09 Summer tour » 918 weeks ago
^^ Haha
I guess this is dead period is the infamous "calm before the storm" that has plagued GNR fans. I remember when that calm before the storm lasted 3 years!
#11202 Re: Management » PM Spamming @ MYGNR!? » 918 weeks ago
It's not just admins that kill a message board when a band throws around its influence, its also the members who go out of there way to be assholes and nutswingers with completely ridiculous arguments because they hope beyond hope that Axl is reading it and will somehow notice them.
It should tell the folks at HTGTH something of how bad things are when Axl and his people don't even visit their site anymore. 
#11203 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Bumble interview » 919 weeks ago
So its not really worth me reading it? Same old, same old?
#11204 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Chris Pitman Interview » 919 weeks ago
Pittman talks about GnR like it's a side project or something.
It would be nice to have guys in the band that only focused on GnR, but for that to happen, GnR would have to be an active band all the time, wouldn't they?
Anyway, Pittman seems like a decent guy in his interviews.
This was more a Pittman interview by a Pittman fan. It wasn't really about GNR, to be fair.
#11205 Re: Guns N' Roses » Is the Van Halen tour a lesson to Axl? » 919 weeks ago
Axl's world is a very strange place, Russ.
#11206 Re: Guns N' Roses » "I'm playing the new songs, Frank the old ones" » 919 weeks ago
Maybe they can just settle this with a thumb war.
#11207 Re: Guns N' Roses » Josh Freese on Axl and Chinese Democracy » 919 weeks ago
About the same as what Sean Beaven said. It sucks he couldn't stay with the project. He's a fantastic producer.
I really don't think Josh had any intention of being the long term drummer of GNR. There really seems to have been a real productive period of writing in the beginning and then it just ground to a hault, until Brain and Bucket jumped on board, but it still dragged on at a snails pace. I'd really like to know the insides to that story. From what we've heard it seems that the bulk of material was put together in 97-99? in Axl's guest house/studio where they all worked together at the same time, in the same room (and seems to be looked on as 'the best of times'). But things changed once they hit the studio and no one really worked together at the same time again.
#11208 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tommy in Bass Player Mag » 919 weeks ago
I think Freese recommended Buckethead, right? ..... Anyway this proves there was no grand scheme to member selection
#11209 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tommy in Bass Player Mag » 919 weeks ago
I don't think Axl went out trying to find guys who were the exact opposite or who didn't like the old line up. I think he was open to a whole slew of people, from Pearl Jam to NIN players; anyone who inspired him.
I don't think he had a criteria quite that specific.
#11210 Re: Guns N' Roses » More ridiculous, Guns N' Roses or Black Sabbath? » 919 weeks ago
Grace and Paul were Starship. Marty was in the band for like one album... Their only decent one. Then Paul quit because he realized that Jefferson Starship really, really sucked
