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#1151 Re: The Sunset Strip » Chris Cornell- Scream » 926 weeks ago

Timbaland helped write every song, and provided backup vox for at least 2 songs.  Justin Timberlake is on one, and then some other guy that I have never heard of does backup vox for all songs. 

Some of this songwriting is just plain awful, on Cornell's side.

#1152 Re: The Sunset Strip » Chris Cornell- Scream » 926 weeks ago

This is bad.  Some of these transitions are just awful. 

If Chris played a big part in writing a lot of this music like he has said- it's time to retire.  Or like James said, start writing for Rihanna from now on.  I hear she's going to work on a new album soon.  He could produce it.  16

#1153 Re: The Sunset Strip » Chris Cornell- Scream » 926 weeks ago

James, I don't think you can call the intro to Scrapped the worst intro in history anymore.  The intro to Part of Me is just way worse.:haha:

#1154 Re: The Sunset Strip » Soundgarden » 926 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

I put the Wellwater Conspiracy album in its own thread....

http://www.gnrevolution.com/viewtopic.php?id=3904

Had no idea this existed.  Thanks James!  I'm going to give this a listen.

#1155 Re: The Sunset Strip » Chris Cornell- Scream » 926 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

This album has leaked. Listening to it for the first time now, and I'm literally shocked by this material. It's a massive departure from any of his prior material. If you've ever wondered what Cornell would sound like doing pop/R&B fluff, go check it out.

He's obviously just aiming for what's currently mainstream, and it's a huge disappointment. Someone as talented as Cornell should not be wasting their talents in this capacity.

He should have wrote this album for Rihanna and just sat back and watched his bank account fatten up while doing something else.

Listening to the songs I have so far, this really does sound like something Rihanna would do. 

I'm surprised this album is as popular as it is right now.  This album is all over the torrents.

#1156 Re: The Garden » Philadelphia police: Boy brought heroin to school » 926 weeks ago

PaSnow wrote:

Yeah, I was watching the news and one lady yelled "You shouldn't EXPECT this to happen in school!!"  Yeah lady, it's the schools fault, not the dealer parents who are raising him & letting him be around the stuff. Unreal.

I see this time and time again.  Parents are always looking for someone else to blame when it comes to their kinds.  (not all parents of course)  A lot of parents see their kids as reflections of themselves.  So when the child messes up in a major way, the parents reflexively look to blame it on anything but themselves.  There can't be any fault in the parenting of course, because that would make them feel like... well, bad parents.  Can't possibly have anyone admitting to mistakes when it comes to their kids.  That would mean they themselves are very imperfect.

Can't blame this on the school.  The school isn't with the child most of the day.  Perhaps the parents should have been a little more.

#1157 Re: The Garden » The Institute for Human Continuity- IHC » 926 weeks ago

This movie is a repeat of another movie.  I can't think of the title, but I know that I have seen another movie with a lottery and underground cities that hold 350,000 people before. 

I guess since people caught onto my little joke this topic should be moved.  16  I didn't really expect to convince anyone. 

Although I am more than certain there will be people out there disappointed when they find out they are now going to die because there never was a lottery.

#1158 Re: Guns N' Roses » Brain To Tour w/ GNR In Summer? » 926 weeks ago

gunnermatt2004 wrote:

u can lead this horse (axl) to water but thats it, just look at the long long trail that has been left behind him he needs mega promotion to kickstart this again starting with big exclusive interviews with rolling stone etc but then of course the interviewer will have a long list of questions they cannot ask axl  no doubt

You're making a major assumption there.  You're assuming you can even lead the horse to water. 14

I feel Axl has every right to control what questions he answers and which ones he doesn't.  I'm sure he would get tired if they asked him 2 questions about CD then a bunch about the old band. 


But on the topic at hand, I hope that if this is true, Brain convinces Bucket to come back.  Really, it does seem feasible at this point.  Bbf recorded some lead parts, but mostly rhythm.  And I'm sure he would have no problem doing Finck's job, but most likely better. 

Here's a stretch- Paul Huge. I mean, Fortus seems to be finding plenty of work playing with Rihanna.  16

But I'm not counting on it.  GNR have been supposedly touring every summer for the past 8 years.

#1159 Re: The Garden » The Institute for Human Continuity- IHC » 926 weeks ago

russtcb wrote:

I think that whole thing is the start of a viral campaign for something.

If it is, there's going to be a lot of pissed off people when they find out they are going to die 2012.:haha:

It really looks like it might be a viral campaign.  Especially with all the crap about the space stations and lunar colonies.  If by chance it is true though, my faith in humanity just dropped more.

#1160 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Elimination Round 10 » 927 weeks ago

James, that's almost like an entirely different song.  Usually remixes suck, but this is pretty good.

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