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#181 Re: The Sunset Strip » Jason Lives: FRIDAY THE 13TH » 867 weeks ago

This does look like a promising movie for sure.  I preferred the F13ths 1-4 the best.  The zombification got old quick.  I must say it's hard to talk about Jason with pics of Amanda hovering around.  This is bad, I'm getting a woody in a Jason thread...

#182 Re: The Sunset Strip » Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 » 868 weeks ago

This fucking blows.  A chick "finding herself movie"?  Has Zombie been watching fucking Lifetime lately?  Less Michael, more Laurie and  (concerning  Loomis) "rather not have the character at all if the actor doesn't sign to the film".

What a fucking moron.  You thought Resurrection was bad (it was by the way) this will possibly top it.

#183 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Elimination Round 8 » 868 weeks ago

WOW...I can't believe This I Love is going to stay while Catcher or If The World will go!!!!  Really a huge difference of opinions on this album.

#184 Re: The Sunset Strip » A Nightmare on Elm Street: Introducing the New Freddy Krueger » 868 weeks ago

I agree Axlin08, some things you don't fuck with.  Perkins, Pleasance and Englund are in that group.

#185 Re: Guns N' Roses » Top 20 Hair Metal Albums of the Eighties » 868 weeks ago

BLS-Pride wrote:

Hair metal wasn't just about the look either. None of those bands could touch the nut hairs on Eddie's sac. People who write shit like this and group bands into "Hair metal" just because they had hair and were out in the 80's should be shot in public for their stupidity.

You nailed it right there BLS.

Tesla's music sets them outside the "hair metal" crap as well.

What I always find funny is people who never even grew up with this music (let alone heard anything outside of the hits) are the "experts" on what this music was.  Fact is NOT everyone with "big hair" was a "hair band". 

All in all this list is better than most, it was good someone picked Pyromania over Hysteria still yet this is a case of "going with the popular album" instead of the best one.  Pyromania and Hysteria were monsters in sales but High N Dry is, was and will always be the bands best album.  It's a hint of what they could have been if success hadn't altered their path.

It's also a joke to see Van Halen's 1984.  Yes this was a decent album but compared to the likes of their debut, VHII, Women and Children First and Fair Warning it's a joke.  Another case of "pick the popular album".  Makes me wonder if these people even heard anything outside of the hits. 

Motley Crue's Dr. Feelgood is another shining example. Sure it's an ok album but compared to Shout at the Devil (which was left off) this is a joke.  Good to see their debut album made it at least.

Anytime I see White Lion, Poison and Extreme on these lists I cringe.  Not because they aren't hair bands (yes THESE are) but to see the likes of Tesla, Van Halen, Skid Row, The Cult and Guns N Roses on the SAME list makes me nauseated.

These guys write about shit they don't know, how else can you explain such blashphemy!

James Lofton wrote:

Why isn't the L.A. Guns album Cocked and Loaded on this list?

Good question.  Very underrated and forgotten by many.  That album was solid and had a similar "sleaze" to GNR, while not on the same level of greatness this was still a good album.

#187 Re: The Sunset Strip » U2 - Acoustic Achtung Babies » 868 weeks ago

Bono wrote:

Wow this is interesting. If you've spent any time at a  U2 site the last few days you'll see that the fanbase for the most part likes Get On Your Boots, but it's not the overwhelming positive vibes that came attatched to Beautiful Day or Vertigo. In fact the internet discussions are almost identical to what they were in 1991 when The Fly debuted as the lead for Achtung Baby. What's hilarious is how many fans back then were let down by The Fly, or how many fans felt the band was ripping off INXS or Depeche Mode or how many fans felt U2 was dead or felt The Edge was so lack luster or The Fly. The Irony of it is The Fly is looked at by many U2 fans as one of the Edge's coolest songs and Achtung Baby is now widely considerd the best album by the majority of U2 fans. Either way take a look.

It's interesting to hear these statements. I remember when Achtung Baby was getting ready to drop that I felt it had little chance to live up to The Joshua Tree.  However as SOON as I heard The Fly and the rest of the album I immediately liked it. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses and One really sealed the deal for me.  I guess this is one time I agree with the masses, Achtung Baby is, was and forever will be their crowning achievement.

The next album (Zooropa) I wasn't as pleased with. Lemon was crap (imo), Numb was catchy but forgettable and a few other songs were just awful.  Stay (Faraway, so close) was the gem on this one and saved the album.  Bono, if anybody knows this you will, but wasn't this album some sort of "after thought" or something??  Seems like I recall it not originally being intended for release or something to the like.   The next album nearly made me call it quits for good, pure crap.  I vaguely remember a couple songs that were ok (Staring at the Sun? If You Wear that Velvet Dress?) Since then they have redeemed themselves and I am looking forward to giving this new album a shot.

#188 Re: Guns N' Roses » sneak peek of new song? sorry if its been posted » 869 weeks ago

Did he actually confirm it or say that checkmate was a "bogus" title?

The Jackie Chan part was speculation, albeit very good deductive reasoning and possibly true.

#189 Re: Guns N' Roses » sneak peek of new song? sorry if its been posted » 869 weeks ago

Stepvhen wrote:
Neemo wrote:

Yeah that was leaked a couple years ago...as an alias "checkmate"

alot of assumptions have been made after the Axl online chats that this is a clip of the general you can read everything we know about that song here wink

http://www.gnrevolution.com/viewtopic.php?id=3108

Its a little longer than the checkmate leak. He sings the first lyric of the next  verse, the word all, in this one and didn't in the old one. Som1 is trying to tell us they have the full song or at least more of it

That's not new, I've had him saying the word "all" since 06.  In fact it goes on to say "all in good" and then stops.  Nothing new.

What happened was a member here "cleaned up" the checkmate leak and looped it where the line "all in good" was removed.  Thus, the more common shared "leak" became the one without these three words.

I can't remember the whole thing but I believe it goes something like this:
All cautions made, every chance was given
No efforts spared, to save what we had
All in good (it stops here but "faith" would be the next
logical word imo)

#190 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy Chart Positions Thread » 869 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:
Axlin08 wrote:

I never thought in a million years that CD would become a bargain bin item, alongside The Spaghetti Incident.


WOW

In defense of GNR, quite a few albums become bargain bin items at Best Buy. That's how they operate. They use cheap cds to help get traffic in their stores. Back when I bought Arular, it was $7.99. That wasn't its original price.

This is true. Even though Black Ice wasn't exactly bargain bin it has had a lowered price with Wal Mart since its release, 11.88 I think.  That discounted price hasn't hurt sales. 

As far as CD being "ready for the bargain bin" this is premature.   Better isn't doing bad and I've said from the beginning I expect this album to "hover" rather than crash and that's what it has done.  I'm a realist but I don't only look at the negative side (trust me we all know there's plenty of that side and it is very real) and I'm not sold on it being "dead" yet.  When May comes around I think it could still push respectable sales at other stores.  Best Buy is deader than fuck...you guys been to one lately?  I have.
I've dropped by Wally-world too and it isn't.  These other stores will help CD out especially with a re-release if it happens.

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