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#16781 Re: The Garden » Blackie Lawless talks about the election » 940 weeks ago

People concerned about Obama being a marxist, are the same people that are 9/11 truthers.

Mein Kampf... if I don't hear that title for the rest of my life. Anytime someone disagrees with someone, who doesn't agree on their outlook on how to run a country, they pull out the Mein Kampf card.

Next they'll be talking about George Orwell's 1984... blah blah blah.



This material is so old and tired. People are dying hard that their country is about to go left, it doesn't have anything to do with socialism. We will always be a capitalist nation.

Enjoy clutching that bible too, it'll be the last memory you have of the Reagan Republican era.

#16782 Re: The Garden » McCain guarantees victory » 940 weeks ago

Don't worry about it Gunslinger, when Obama is announced the victor at the end of the night, you'll be strapped into the coaster.

So deal with it, or move to France.

#16783 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Liner Note Discussions *EXTREME SPOILERS* » 940 weeks ago

madagas wrote:

can we just be happy the damn thing is getting released and it is pretty damn good.....

How would we be Guns N' Roses fans doing that?

#16784 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Liner Note Discussions *EXTREME SPOILERS* » 940 weeks ago

estrangedpaul wrote:
chicken_dinner wrote:

dumbest decision so far is replacing may solos by finck/bumble, 2 inferiour wankers in mah opinion big_smile

may is way too nice, but then again if he really told what he felt, im sure the gnr camp would rip him like they are used to.

all this band needs is bucket and fortus, sack the rest of pretenders...then we got something.

Eh, fortus is irrelevant to chinese democracy. All the songs were written before he joined and he much less contributions that even Bumblefoot who joined 4 years later.

Rose, Freese, Buckethead, Stinson and Huge are the 5-man core of the band on the album, like Guns N'Roses always was - 5 guys. Dizzy and Chris add an extra depth to songwriting and the music. The extra guitarists added bits here and there.

Brian May should be insulted his solo on Catcher In The Rye is amazing and I'm not even a Queen fan/

Dude you way undervaluing Chris Pitman, as people continue to do.

This man is as much GN'R as Axl Rose is. His contributions to this album surpass Bucket, and even Paul Huge. People always have disgarded Chris as the "8th member", but in reality he was as much of a driving force on this album as Axl.

As for that earlier poster talking about BP's connections... his connections at their absolute most, is having contact with Mr. Rose's housekeeper.

If these liner notes are not final, then it further confirms that this was orchestrated band leak, for fans to download, read, critique, and then GN'R will go back and make the appropriate corrections.

Don't be shocked when you get the final version if the typos are corrected, there's two band photos, and a roster check...

GUNS N' ROSES
Vocals - W. Axl Rose
Guitars - Robin Finck, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Fortus
Bass - Tommy Stinson
Drums - Frank Ferrer
Keys - Dizzy Reed, Chris Pitman

They also need to make a point of saying Guns N' Roses thanks the fans, who've put up with them through all the fucking shit, and Axl's thanks needs to omit Jarmo & Eric. Don't thank anyone from the internet, it'll just breed more hate.

#16785 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Liner Note Discussions *EXTREME SPOILERS* » 940 weeks ago

Great find bucketfan.

And if anybody feels these liner notes are not 'final', it doesn't really matter. The Catcher leak confirms it doesn't have Brian in it.


As for your previous post about the band, I also would not be as quick to see the band. Even a vast setlist change, in these tough times, probably wouldn't get me out there. I saw the new band in 2006, twice.

The only thing that would get me to another show would be the resurrection of the 2002 lineup (plus Ron), or a flat out GN'R reunion.

#16786 Re: The Garden » McCain guarantees victory » 940 weeks ago

Nice post Randall, problem is, it's really a radical neo-Con opinion, not rooted in any kind of realism.

I'll be voting for Obama tomorrow, and not be scared doing it.

If anything happens to this great country, we call the U.S.A. If we go socialist, we go marxist, we basically become the U.S.S.A.

Blame can be placed at the doorstep of one group of people - corporate America. They've stolen from the poor for years to make themselves richer (they earned, that's a fuckin' laugh), and elitist Republicans who continue to spew absolute nonsense about "trickle down economics" are Reagan Republicans who are a dying breed, that don't quite understand they're over. The Republicans are NOT responsible for this, BUT because they hitched their wagon to the "free market" drum a long time ago, they will be dragged down and drowned with the banks.

Now you might be able to convince me, how i'm wrong. I'm willing to listen. But the average American isn't. They look at gas, they look at milk, they look at their retirement in danger, and they blame one thing - an un-supervised free market. Out of control capitalism is the reason I can't afford my next payment n' such.

Now I could find a few things wrong with that statement. But that's how they see it. Tomorrow, Obama is going to be elected the next president of the United States, and the reason that's going to happen is people are tired and fed up. Is Obama the answer? I don't know. But Americans blindly accepting this socialization with "open arms" is not their fault. It's not the government's fault. It's wall street's fault. Period. That's how they see it, that's how they are going to see it, because they don't know the in's and out's of it all. They just know what they see, and most aren't going to want to look further into it, because it might mean they have to get off their fat ass and do something about it. No, we couldn't have that happen, could we?

To have the attitude you have to out of work peoples, is amazingly ignorant. Unemployment only registers those who are... on unemployment. There's countless people I know who are unemployed, can't get work, not registered with the unemployment office, and haven't filed a tax return in years. Do they count? Or are they just tax-beating bums that need to get a job? (just to let you know, if you don't make anything, you don't have to file)

The numbers you see are only the numbers they want you to see.

But regardless, at this point, i'm like alot of Americans. I don't give a fuck anymore. Let's go socialist. Let's go communist. 1984, blah blah blah, i've heard it over and over.

Capitalism is a roting, maggot-riddled corpse.

#16787 Re: Guns N' Roses » GN'R/CD Promotion Materials » 940 weeks ago

Cut, print it, that's a take!

#16788 Re: Guns N' Roses » Radio Reacts To Guns N' Roses Single » 940 weeks ago

Ron is right. Scraped, Sorry & This I Love are going to blow people away, especially the latter two.

Scraped is growing on me, but i'm already convinced Sorry & This I Love are instant-masterpieces.

#16789 Re: Guns N' Roses » GN'R/CD Promotion Materials » 940 weeks ago

I agree Capt.


A 20 minute epic commercial filmed by Jackson in New Zealand, with a medley of There Was A Time, Sorry, Catcher In The Rye & This I Love playing over it. Featuring Axl in epic sword battles, Ron on an endless quest, Tommy being fed grapes by several hot angels, Robin & Frank kicking back a couple stouts before getting in a bar fight, Dizzy using rune magik to unearth the ghost of Chris Pitman to "show them all the way"

The commercial would also feature griffons and unicorns non-stop with dolphin sound effects.


Chinese Democracy - Best Buy - November 23rd!

#16790 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Liner Note Discussions *EXTREME SPOILERS* » 940 weeks ago

And see that also creates an interesting twist in the saga bucketfan. Going on 'insider heresay', they weren't close at all in 2006, despite a presentation as the album's release was imminent. Bucket was basically begged to return, but turned it down, remaining that he would not return until the album is out.


At this point, if GN'R tour with the intent to support this album, I would be shocked with Bucket & Brain not on board. If they were truely trying to sell this as a band, you'd want your big contributors there. Dizzy & Chris are already there, and it's understandable that Paul wouldn't return because of his personal choice with touring.

If GN'R hit the road in 2009 to support this album, sans Bucket & Brain, I will assume the ones in their place will be Slash & Matt Sorum... not touring at all to support CD, but instead a reunion tour. Honestly.

The silence, and absolute 'crickets chirping' of the GN'R camp with this album a couple weeks away, is stunning to say the least. Considering the fact the liner notes have no 'band' photos, but simply a roster check of all the contributors over the last 10 years, is even more bizarre. Robin is off with NIN, Richard is doing other things, Tommy seems to have disconnected. Nothing right now seems like GN'R are just going to bust out and start doing press, start doing late night shows, maybe some New Year's shows in Vegas. Nothing like that at all seems to be on the horizon.

It also gives more creedence to the theory that this is a "new GN'R best of". The remaining songs will be reworked, or saved for a box set one day.

I know people don't like to hear the reunion shit, I get it, but I truely thought that this band would unearth itself when we knew the album was FINALLY on the way. Axl would start doing interviews, GN'R would be all over the place, t'd be a fun time, and the new band would actually be getting the wheels on the road for the first time in it's existance.


Nothing.


It's as dead silent in the GN'R camp right now, as it was from 2003-2005. Which is shocking with the biggest albatross of their existance about to be lifted in two and a half weeks.

And then of course there's always the chance that the band will not tour, no form, the album will not be supported, it'll just be dropped in stores, and Axl will take himself & the GN'R name and go dark for another decade. But I think that's a real long shot. Irving Azoff would not be on board if that was GNR's future, even if he was just brought in to deliver an album, in theory.

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