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#1853 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter updates » 897 weeks ago

I's more interesting that Slash and Steven rather played GN'R songs with an unnamed band than with Dizzy. Or it could be Dizzy who didn't want it, or all of them wanted to avoid the reunion rumors, but it's still strange.

#1854 Re: The Garden » Fantasy Novels » 897 weeks ago

Terry Pratchett is really great, as Olorin already recommended. I think you should start with the first novel, The Colour Of Magic, since some of the later books reflect to erlier ones. Not knowing those doesn't take away much though.
I have read only Pratchett's first 16, since these were translated to Hungarian and I enjoy it more, since the original's vocabulary is very strong. Stronger than mine, lol. Anyway, you should also check Pratchett's Small Gods, that's my favourite from him.

#1855 Re: Guns N' Roses » The Positive CD Thread » 897 weeks ago

I don't think that they had any chemistry.


Back on topic: I love TWAT, it's one of my favourite songs ever. CD's great, too, with the magnificent BH solo and the awesome BBF rhythm guitar. Axl's really great on TIL, I also dig the piano and orchestration. Scraped is very energic and maybe I'm the only one, but I like IRS.

#1856 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best Album of the 80s Elimination- Round 16 » 897 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

Livin On A Prayer is definitely on Slippery When Wet, unless I had a time machine in sixth grade. 16

Audioslave won the 2000s elimination.

Ouch, senility got me so early. 17 I'd be happier if you had a time machine. That'd be cool. 16

I didn't even know that Audioslave won... neutral

#1857 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best Album of the 80s Elimination- Round 16 » 897 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:
Axl S wrote:

That's what I don't get. I don't get why we're voting based on cultural impact. I always figured we were voting more on what we like i.e. the albums think are bigger. Also if we're voting based on cultural impact and importance then CD shouldn't even have made the 00's list.

I liked Livin On A Prayer. I liked Bon Jovi. They were massive and just listening to that album takes me back to sixth grade. It had a huge impact on our culture, and my life at the time.

Livin' On A Prayer is on New Jersey and not on SWW, I think.

Anyway, I've been voting for the albums I like the least. Others calculate with 'cultural significance', too. It's all right. CD's winning the 00s tournament showed how subjective this game is.

#1858 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best Album of the 80s Elimination- Round 16 » 897 weeks ago

Pyro.

I feel Jacko is close to winning this.

#1860 Re: Guns N' Roses » Guns N' Roses New Myspace Bulletin » 897 weeks ago

We all know that Axl surfs. As much as a control freak he is, I guess he visits his band's official site(s), too. But the stupid official posts 'bout stolen bikes and Del's signings just don't disappear, so it's intentional for sure. On the other hand one of the last things a GN'R webmaster would do is posting a Del James book signing. They don't even mention the musician's interviews, Q&As etc. Although Del James, Beta and Fernando seems to be more of a member of GN'R than Bumble, Fortus or Tommy.

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