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#231 Re: Guns N' Roses » 9/7/16 NISSAN STADIUM, NASHVILLE, TN UNITED STATES » 504 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

Izzy calls it fighter pilot money....whatever the fuck that means.

First time I saw FP money I thought it meant Fortus-Pitman money. 14

Well  I mean he does have to understand if he hasn't put in a full tour since the 90s, why would he get paid like the rest?

Makes no sense. Only thing could be his ego getting in the way of the logic.

#232 Re: Guns N' Roses » 9/7/16 NISSAN STADIUM, NASHVILLE, TN UNITED STATES » 504 weeks ago

I remember hearing that Izzy wrote some tracks with Axl after 1996 or something any truth to that?

Or were those just fan rumours.

#233 Re: Guns N' Roses » Axl Rose joins AC/DC » 504 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

Something else that reminds me of a certain someone would be the supergroup aspect to it. In 2001 Axl had two members of Praxis in GNR. In 2016, Angus could have two members of GNR in AC/DC's lineup.

Like you said, its not even a stretch. In 2016 we have went beyond pipe dream territory.

Would Duff be into it though?

Isn't his background more punk related? And less AC / DC. 

And if so holy people with Scottish backgrounds in this band ha.

Shitty on Cliff for calling it a day. Like come on dude. Play it out.

If not I guess Angus can always get another Young to play bass, but, then that is a little too Van Halen styles by making it total family shit.

monkeychow wrote:
Axlin16 wrote:

i'd like to hear Axl do Big Gun at least once

Hell Yes!

I was listening to AC/DC the other night and there's a whole host of Brian songs he'd sound great on. I know he's more into the Bon stuff but I'd kill to hear stuff like "Got You By the Balls"  and "Rock The House" - hell I could list like 20 more lol


I agree he sounds better in Ac/Dc than GNR now though.

I think it's because his mid range is shot for rasp.

It seems he can sing midrange clean, or in his ultra-low voice, or he can do a high pitched rasp. A lot of the Ac/Dc stuff uses high pitched rasp so he can basically scream it out and hide other weaknesses. But GNR songs have more melody in the mid-range where it shows up more IMO.

Axlin16 wrote:

However, no matter to who thinks i'm a dick on this, if Axl fails to release any original material during this final run at that the top, he is a failure imo as a musician.

I understand the sentiment and the frustration but failure is too strong a word for it I think.

I mean you can't really be a failure and also be considered one of the top frontmen of all time, be the go-to guy one of the biggest rock acts in the world used in an emergency, regularly chart on top-singer of all time polls, and have written some of the best selling records of all time.

Lets face it - if Axl had died in 1992 no one would dare use the world failure within a lightyear of him - he'd be a saint and rock god - so why should his legacy be punished because he had the wisdom not to end his life and rather enjoyed a leisurely semi-retirement thereafter?

That said I DO GET THE FRUSTRATION - to me Axl's voice is the greatest thing ever and it borders on CRIMINAL that politics/fights/business/whatever let that art not happen. I mean you just look at Sailing in 2006 and you realise what could have been. Likewise if the reunion GNR doesn't deliver anything for us it's pretty damn wasteful!

I agree. I don't think Axl Rose is a failure.

He is a complicated person, but aren't we all?

Gives off a very Brian Wilson vibe to me. I am not talking like a shell of himself style. Where mental illness has really had an affect on Brian. Even then people underestimate Mr. Wilson and treat him like he is a zombie when he ain't. The point is. Axl might be a little too scared that his vision is too out there, and that is why shit hasn't been released. It doesn't help that the record company fucked him over. Like how the Beach Boys' Smile album got fucked over by the record company (and people within the band Mike Love).

So to me Mr. Rose has that Brian Wilson style of talent. He just needs to get it out there and take that leap of faith. Obviously it helps by being on good terms with Duff and Slash right now. Maybe Izzy Stradlin could be his Dennis Wilson esque encouragement?

Cause' that is the one thing that sets Brian Wilson apart from Axl. Is he had the love and support of his brothers (Dennis [Musically speaking] than Carl).

Axl's favour there is no Mike Love style figure in Guns and he has largely control of the ship.

So I think we will get more music and what not.

#234 Re: Guns N' Roses » 9/7/16 NISSAN STADIUM, NASHVILLE, TN UNITED STATES » 504 weeks ago

Yeah why the fuck hasn't Izzy been there yet?

Is it really the money issue?

Or is it as Axl said Izzy does what he does and is just a vagabond.

I mean he surely isn't on bad terms with Uncle Axl. And if they were I assume it is like a brotherly thing where they would get over it. Since they got back to their childhood. Those type of bonds last.

So I don't have a clue. Maybe avocado farming is the tits right now in California with the lack of rain? Beats me.

Hope he does show up.

I am now tempted to get tickets to the SkyDome show in Toronto.

#235 Re: Guns N' Roses » 6/7/16 PAUL BROWN STADIUM, CINCINNATI, OH UNITED STATES » 504 weeks ago

apex-twin wrote:

Wow. That poster Adler came out great. Complete left-field, looking happy as a clam, and killing it with those two songs. I'm impressed.

misterID wrote:

I'm really happy for Steven, but this image plays in my head of this situation and what it could turn into:

I dunno. Adler just got a huge chip off his shoulder, as he outlived Farm Aid, that pathetic Civil War session, and a lifetime of bad choices - all in one quick swoop. Here's hoping he keeps up with his sobriety and stays away from past enablers.

Smoking Guns wrote:

Frank is on average bar band level and is the weak spot of the band. It is obvious to everyone. It doesn't bother me, 1it is what it is.  Adler too is superior from pure chops.

Well, I have to say. OTGM sounded killer with Adler. The rhythm section was oozing with groove.

Imagine Adler on Coma - shoud be interesting.

Smoking Guns wrote:

What Frank does bring however is no drama... Seems like a great dude and puts off good vibes and that is worth something.

Add up dependable and knows the entire back catalogue. He knows this is his lifetime opportunity, has been for a decade.

TheSundanceKid wrote:

a minority of fans know / care about not even an original drummer in the band named: Matt Sorum.

Yup. Who'd really be pining for Sorum over Adler, seriously?

If it would come down to picking one over the other, it'd be Adler - provided he can keep it real.

Based on that Cincy show, he can. :mosh:

Good post.

And agree with the Sorum thing.

I was shitting on Adler before, but, he looks really happy and content. I don't think he would have a big egotistical problem.

The thing is with Sorum, the dude gives off a bad vibe.

If he is such good pals with Slash and Duff and they're on incredibly great terms and they're buds and they fish and chat about their girl problems than he would be involved with this lineup.

He ain't and we have a reason for that.

I would be truly surprised if Sorum is involved on any level.

#236 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Video Game Console Thread » 504 weeks ago

I am liking this new X-Box that will be released in August?

The white looks good. Hope it won't stain to yellow.

Already have a PS4 / WII U ha.

So looking to get a X-Box.

Question for you Europeans, how hard are the PS4's made in Japan to find?

Any details on what the PS4 Neo will look like?

If anyone wants to add me to PS4 I am: RNRWithMe , thanks Bowie.

#237 Re: Guns N' Roses » 6/7/16 PAUL BROWN STADIUM, CINCINNATI, OH UNITED STATES » 504 weeks ago

Props to Steven for that nod. I was against it before, but, dude is really happy. I think it should be only a guest spot.

As for the Matt hatred, I am not trying to start a war with you Monkey. I get you have that position. And I respect that.

Yes, the band has a lot of money for this tour (not enough it seems to not be cheap fucks and make their shirts in the USA (can use American Apparel).

But there is no need for Matt on this tour.

Besides the hardcores no one cares about him.

As for BBF or Tommy opening, yeah that is a pipe dream. And the only way Tommy would likely open is if there were two openers and he was the first but even then... The only other option is if you know the Replacements opened for Guns. Not going to happen as a solo artist.

Buckethead is an established brand, but again. I don't see them having him open unless he was the first artist in a two band opening. It might be too weird for the crowd. And the majority of people don't know who he is and understand the Guns N' Roses reference.

Back to Matt, Duff has said he is negative. DUFF. And he is like the peaceful bridge between people.

Matt might have played on UYI and TSI, but he has no writing credits that is a fact. He isn't needed. If they want guests they'll give happy go lucky Steven the spot like Izzy styles back from 2006 onwards.

Also, Matt would likely fuck with the nice peacefulness in the band. That potential negative energy isn't good in a band that just reunited, and are establishing renewed relationships.

Now if you think Matt, is not negative and a saint, then why hasn't he guested? Also, why has he not been involved in many projects with Slash / Duff post: Velvet Revolver?

To me now this is speculation, any interaction with by Duff and Slash is like at Christmas time when you are forced to see a relative you don't care to have any formal relationship with.

It is ego and attitude.

If I was Guns N' Roses manager I definitely would not want that on the tour.

Also, it takes a shit on Frank who has had the gig since Brain left. There is some loyalty afforded to a guy who has filled in well and has been a good soldier for you.

He ain't going to be pushed aside because a minority of fans know / care about not even an original drummer in the band named: Matt Sorum.

To conclude, I ain't changing my tune on MS. And if he guests I would be highly disappointed. However, I doubt he will be involved.

If he was offered a spot I assume he declined as it wouldn't be enough dough / time in the limelight.

#238 Re: Guns N' Roses » The Set-List » 505 weeks ago

I'm tempted to shell out cash on a Toronto show.

But I am waiting on a change in the set. I don't hate this set list but yeah.

Will have to know if the gf is getting back together with me first.

Thank you 3 year relationship ending after my Detroit trip on the 24th, I don't love you anymore, marvellous I say!

#239 Re: Guns N' Roses » Detroit June 23rd 2016 - Opening Night of "Not In This Lifetime" ST » 506 weeks ago

Slash's solo on This I Love is great.

Again the crowd weren't into it. Prostitute is way better than it.

Show was great.

Just wished for 4 encores.

#240 Re: Guns N' Roses » Detroit June 23rd 2016 - Opening Night of "Not In This Lifetime" ST » 507 weeks ago

It's so easy
Brownstone
Cd
Jungle
Double talkin jive
Estranged
Live and let die
Rocket queen
You could be mine
Raw power
This I love
Civil war
Coma
Slash solo godfather theme
Scom
Better
Out Ta get me
"Wish you were here guitar fuckery Waaagh waaaa was assess"
November rain
Kohd
Night train
Don't cry
The seeker
Paradise city

No idea if posted but here is the set list I wrote it in my notes for every song. I've updated the 1st page with proper spelling and what not.

Axl and Slash were on fire as was Duff.

The whole band sounded great.

The new intro to Better is solid. As is the four part vocals.

Again Slash on fire.

Richard Fortus fashion sense has taken a turn for the worst ha. I like Fortus great guy. But, the red shirt was weird and showed his right nipple ha.

Axl mentioned something like fuck you Axl during Knockin' On Heaven's Door, when he introduced Richard Fortus again during some solo.

Big pops for when Axl leaned on Slash for a bit during KOHD. The fans went crazy for it.

Civil War really took it up a notch. Detroit loved that tune so much. People were rocking the fuck out.

This I Love probably got the worst response.

Coma didn't fair too well. But, I loved it.

My gf who isn't a GN'R fan said Axl really sounded good. The vocal coach has paid off.

Duff and Frank were sporting some Detroit t-shirt love as was Axl for a bit.

If you're looking for Made in the USA t-shirts, unfortunately, the band's vendor has them coming from Nicaragua.

Kind of weird that they are advertising the Appetite Cross yet two of the members (Izzy and Steven aren't there).

I'd rate the show a 10 / 10.

Only wish they did a dedicated a song for Orlando. However, I respect that they didn't get political, but, still.

The band went on stage at around 9:45 pm. Merchandise line ups are long, so be prepared.

Alice In Chains were on fire. Too bad we missed most of their set.

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