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#1921 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Are You Listening To? » 907 weeks ago

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: As I Sat Sadly By Her Side

#1922 Re: The Sunset Strip » NIN breaks up (calls it quits after Bonnaroo) » 907 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

NIN is Trent solo. Been that way since Pretty Hate Machine. He has no reason to go solo. He already is solo.

NIN=$

Trent Reznor= less $

Do the math.

He'll come back in a year or two with a revamped solo project, called NIN.

I think he'll take a short break then he'll come back as a producer. I expect a NIN resurrection in a few years though.

#1923 Re: Guns N' Roses » This I Love » 907 weeks ago

DCK wrote:

can't u post something else than these "1 sentence wonders" of yours?

Yeah, enough of this joke already!

#1924 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best albums of the 00s- Nominations list » 907 weeks ago

Muse's Black Holes got more votes than their Absolution? Wow.

#1926 Re: Guns N' Roses » This I Love » 907 weeks ago

Olorin wrote:

I think the solo is supposed to be a representation of the gut wrenching, sickening pain you feel when you lose someone. Mabye Robin's style meant he was the only guy who could pull off exactly what Axl wanted.

He said about Catcher - "The bridge b4 the solo is an artistic interpretation of a institutionalized mind."

Nobody knew that was the intention and you've got to think, what else on the album is artistic interpretation?

I agree that musicians can use a lot of 'weird' things, for example cacophony (sp?) for artistic reasons, to express something. But if you use it, use it with professionalism. Dream Theater's often playing  in chromatic (like where every note can be played), but it's not the same as Robin's going off-key. I don't know what Axl's intention was with the TIL solo, but it's horrible. Only if he wanted to ruin the song can I accept it as a successful move.

#1927 Re: Guns N' Roses » Who's DJ? » 907 weeks ago

I still think it's a parody of a nutswinger, atlhough it's getting old.

#1928 Re: Guns N' Roses » Chinese Democracy (Guitar Tab Book) » 907 weeks ago

I don't know whether it's fake or legit, but looks much better than the original, for sure.

Anyway, as far as I remember Prostitute wasn't only credited to Axl in the old booklet. Not that it'd mean anything.

#1929 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best albums of the 00s- Nominations » 908 weeks ago

Tori Amos: Abnormally Attracted to Sin
Johnny Cash: American IV: The Man Comes Around
Dream Theater: Systematic Chaos
Dream Theater: Train of Thought
PJ Harvey: White Chalk
Muse: Absolution
Muse: Origin Of Symmetry
nearLY: Reminder
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: No More Shall We Part
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss: Raising Sand
Slash's Snakepit: Ain't Life Grand?

I'll add more in a few hours...

#1930 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Use Your Illusion II » 908 weeks ago

metallex78 wrote:

And I disagree about the filler tracks to a point as well. Both albums are musical journeys and every single song just seems to "fit" in there. Mind you, I probably only say that because I've listened to those albums back to back for years... hehe

I wouldn't use the word 'journey' for UYI, but your post made me think... and I think this is a good summary, although I'd add it's like a very special journey, when you try to discover a metropolis and you have 4 very different guys, each who show you what they like the most in that city. I hope you get what I mean.

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