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#451 Re: Guns N' Roses » Rumors building up regarding CDII release date... » 861 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:
rose22 wrote:

come on guys. hypothetically speaking........who would be in the axl rose fronted super-group. curious to hear everyones thoughts.

Well, I wasn't actually trying to start up another "dream group" thread. Just stating that he could thrive under those conditions without being tied to the GNR name and the expectations(or lack thereof) that come with it.


Axl- vocals
Kim Thayil- lead guitar
Justine Frischmann- guitar, vocals
Ben Shepherd- bass, vocals
Nick Menza- drums


Menza the exception, that's a band full of songwriters. Even if Axl has writers block or just wants to "shut up and sing" and not worry about creating the actual music/lyrics, its an environment that would suit him well.


Fuck it. Just hire those people and label it Guns N Roses.

You would have to pick some of my all time favorite musicians and throw them in together... 

I want to see Axl and Shooter Jennings work together.

#452 Re: The Sunset Strip » Cornell at the Roxy » 861 weeks ago

There's already a thread for this with partial review and full setlist with a link to all the vids.

#453 Re: Guns N' Roses » for the the posters that doesnt like others complaining about Ron » 861 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

Your "meltdown" happened long before Robin left. Hell, I was still posting  on HTGTH when you changed, and I haven't posted there in years.


I agree that the best members of the CD saga are gone, but not really sure why you vent that anger towards Ron. I'll be the first in line to admit he wasn't doing justice to that Bucket material when he first joined. Having said that, the guy was basically forced to learn it immediately without even getting a cd to listen to. He got to listen to it a few times on a pc. Had he admitted this in 2006 instead of years later, I think he would have avoided a LOT of that early criticism.

The guy has definitely improved since then though, for what should be obvious reasons. I am a proud Bucket nutswinger through and through, and I have no problem giving him credit where it's due.

Even if he had a cd to listen to the songs, it's not exactly an easy thing to jump into Bh's shoes and play the songs perfectly. 

Yes, he butchered the solos at first.  But that's to be expected.  I really think he should have mentioned the fact that he heard them a few times on a pc back in 2006. 

Although, I still remember the story of Bh trying out for RHCP without ever hearing any of their music and getting a standing ovation from them... 16

#454 Re: Guns N' Roses » This I Love » 861 weeks ago

Axlin08 wrote:

I want studio polishing.

Of course in Axl's world, that means Brian May's solo gets replaced by a cowbell solo from Sebastian Bach.

He originally wanted CC Deville.  16

You have to admit a Catcher with Bucket would be very interesting.

#455 Re: Guns N' Roses » This I Love » 861 weeks ago

dave-gnfnr wrote:

You have to remember though Robin was in the band first, then BH redid all of Robins parts, then Robin came back and redid some  of BHs parts or they just put his old parts back.  But BH took the 1999 versions and made them way better.

Just look at what he did for TWAT.

I agree BH should have gotten all of the main solos. I do love Robins TIL solo but I wonder what BHs was like

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I'm imagining hearing BH play the solo on that song.  It would have taken that song to a whole new level. 

I could see why Axl gave Robin some of the lead parts.  There would be times where his style might work better than Bucket's, like IRS for example.  I think that song works wonderfully with Robin taking the first solo and Bucket taking the last one. 

I'd still love to hear Shackler's, Scrapped, Catcher and This I Love with Bucket. 

I remember back in the day when I heard CD on the radio for the first time, I got chills when the solo came on and it was Bucket.

#456 Re: Guns N' Roses » for the the posters that doesnt like others complaining about Ron » 861 weeks ago

dave-gnfnr wrote:
Slash_McKagan wrote:

as usual someone trying to start shit with other people because they have nothing better to do than bitch about stupid shit.

Actually no, I got shit in one thread and was not going to go off topic in that thread, so i decided to make a thread for people that want to bitch about me or others not liking ron

But Ron is so nice?!  How can you not like his playing?! 16

Just kidding of course.

That's like all those people who say Axl sucks because "he's a DICK!" 

Somehow... niceness equals talent.  I'll never understand that.  Some guy was trying to tell me that In This Moment are some huge metal band and one of the best because the singer is so nice and receptive to her fans.  Well... that and her tits are big.

#457 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash & Adam Levine Ellen Performance » 861 weeks ago

metallex78 wrote:

You could argue about whether Slash should play on a show like Ellen, but this is definitely exposing him to a whole new audience (debatable whether it's a good audience), and no doubt they'll all fall for the song, as it's right up their alley!

I've actually grown to appreciate the song, I just wish it had a better guitar solo i it.

The audience Slash is being shown to are the same groupies and chicks from the 80's when GNR got big, they're just married and with kids now.  16

#458 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash & Adam Levine Ellen Performance » 861 weeks ago

I hope it's not the next single, because there are far better songs on that album. 

My guess is the chick from Maroon 5 is very housewife friendly, and that's Ellen's biggest audience...

#459 Re: The Garden » Bret Michaels Hospitalized (Again) with "Warning" Stroke » 861 weeks ago

buzzsaw wrote:

Hospitals don't keep people like they used to.  As soon as they can ship you out, they do.  Sometimes it's to a rehab facility, but they get you out ASAP.

Except Bret has money.  Hospitals like money.

#460 Re: The Sunset Strip » Setlist and Videos from Cornell's Show (includes unheard song) » 861 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:
Saikin wrote:

Ground Zero (not recorded)

Ground Zero is on Scream.


I love that Lennon song. Great choice of a cover.


Don't like how he's still concentrating on his solo career. Makes you question his commitment to Soundgarden. The least he could do is bring them onstage for a couple songs to propel the buzz.

The (not recorded) means that the guy didn't record a vid of that one for some reason. I obviously realize that song is on Scream.  16 

The previously unheard song is Carry On.

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