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#572 Re: Guns N' Roses » GUNS N' ROSES: Israeli TV Report (Axl drinking shots at a bar) » 747 weeks ago

Bono wrote:
DCK wrote:

If you haven't had fun since 2006, I would take that as a strong point to quit and find another band.

You're so naive and arrogant. I happen to recall a show I went to in 2010 that was fucking awesome. Take your "facts" about me DCK and shove'em. You don't know shit about what I think and you've made that pretty clear.  And even suggesting I need to "find another band" as though my sole focus in music is Guns N' Roses is hilarious. Yeah man I need to find another band cause my music taste isn't varied enough. roll

You should ignore the provocators. They have nothing better to do than trolling in the topics. It clearly shows that the band doesn't do enough to get their attention, so they are looking for fights. Ignore them.

#573 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash/Hollywood Walk of Fame (Slash speaks after) » 747 weeks ago

russtcb wrote:

Axl Rose BASHING at
Walk of Fame Induction

Slash just officially received his "star" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ... in a ceremony complete with cocaine jokes and Axl Rose insults ... courtesy of Charlie Sheen.

Sheen was one of the speakers tapped to honor the Guns 'N Roses guitar legend ... and opened the ceremony by saying, "It's quite fitting that Slash is getting a star on the very street Axl Rose will one day be sleeping on."

He added, "This star is going to be stepped on more than the coke we did in the 80s."

The whole ceremony is pretty epic -- check out the video.

Congrats Slash.

http://www.tmz.com/2012/07/10/charlie-s … h-bashing/

Considering their lifestyles, I think Charlie will sleep next to Slash's star sooner than Axl.

#574 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Apocalyptic Love FAN reviews » 747 weeks ago

buzzsaw wrote:

I think Libertad is the best work he's done post GnR even if you can't hear all of it without good headphones.  I like Contraband and can get through that whole album no problem.  Slash I is okay and has some highlights.  I can't get through anything on this album (though the chorus on YAL is catchy, the rest of the song is just blah).  It's just my opinion.  Just because it's not the same as yours doesn't mean it's wrong.

I really think Myles is the issue.  I don't like either of his songs on Slash I.  I don't know what it is, but his voice just kills me.

Then we have different music taste. I think Libertad is his worst work ever, even with the best headphones on Earth. Contraband is a close second. I can't stand Scott's voice in most cases. I like Myles, his singing and even his guitar work, which I find far superior to Dave Kushner's. I think that the Myles songs are among the bests on Slash I.

I've never said that your opinion was wrong, but I still don't understand how such a shining Slash album can be boring for a *music focused* Slash fan. Maybe Myles is the answer, since you hate his style. I think he's very good, although not the young Axl's league, obviously.

#575 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Apocalyptic Love FAN reviews » 747 weeks ago

russtcb wrote:
Mikkamakka wrote:
buzzsaw wrote:

It did the same thing for me.  Granted I was on a long drive too, but it certainly didn't energize me.

I really don't know what you guys are listening to. Was it Slash II or Slash I?

This album rocks.

This album is full of energy.

This album is full of life.

I could be wrong, but I think they were both saying CD was making them sleepy.

Faldor? I doubt that.

I didn't wanna make it an AL vs. CD battle, and I still try not to so... I think it'd have been a legal argument to say that Slash I was boring. Not for me, since I found a lot of interesting things there, but that album had no flow. This has an amazing flow, except the rubbish Hard & Fast or what its title is, and the two bonus songs. I can't stop listening it and I always listen the whole album (well, except H&F), cause it's so good as it is.

Before anyone comes in with the Slashite badge, I wanna make it clear that I had a hard time with listening through Contraband, Libertad and Slash I from the first song till the last. Those albums had too many fillers. This record has really strong tracks. Even Halo and One Last Thrill became loved songs for me, although I didn't really like them first. Damn strong album. After more than a decade, Slash is really back.

#576 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Apocalyptic Love FAN reviews » 747 weeks ago

buzzsaw wrote:
Mikkamakka wrote:

I think almost anyhing can be said about this album being except sleepy. One of the most energetic, alive and best albums of the past years.

It did the same thing for me.  Granted I was on a long drive too, but it certainly didn't energize me.

I really don't know what you guys are listening to. Was it Slash II or Slash I?

This album rocks.

This album is full of energy.

This album is full of life.

#577 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Apocalyptic Love FAN reviews » 747 weeks ago

I think almost anyhing can be said about this album being except sleepy. One of the most energetic, alive and best albums of the past years.

#578 Re: Guns N' Roses » GUNS N' ROSES: Israeli TV Report (Axl drinking shots at a bar) » 748 weeks ago

Sky Dog wrote:

Mikka, you can tell Axl likes the booze...no doubt. But, to compare Axl and Tommy to Steven is idiotic. Steven is a fuckin moron. Plain and simple.

Being a moron or drinking too much booze are different things. I think Axl and especially Tommy are drinking much more than Steven these days. Steven is still brain-dead though.

monkey: I don't know if drinking effects Axl's work. I'd say yes, to a degree, cause his drunk accidents effect the shows for sure. I don't know if his drinking habit will further delay any album that is or isn't in his plans. If there is any plan except drinking a lot of tequila. But anyone who drinks this much that changes even his face, has a drinking problem.


Some of you guys here think that Axl met some fans and he happened to share drinks with them. I think he went to party and drink and some fans happened to be there. It's hard to go to any place and not find GN'R fans. He didn't run away, but drank with whoever was there. If it's the fan friendly moment for you, then be it. I don't share this opinion. I would agree with you more, if Axl wouldn't avoid their own meet and greets and backstage parties.

#579 Re: Guns N' Roses » GUNS N' ROSES: Israeli TV Report (Axl drinking shots at a bar) » 748 weeks ago

russtcb wrote:

These armchair diagnosis of how much Axl drinks just goes to show that anything and everything he does is going to be looked at in a negative way by some people.

I don't need to leave my armchair to see that he's having drinking problems. I read the news, know about (some? of) his accidents, see the videos and see his face. Only serious amounts of shots can do that with your face.

Anyway, all members of GN'R had been addicted to different substances, and some of them still are. They all survived the abuses with less or more wounds. Axl was the clearest of the bunch. It's interesting to see that now he's having the most problems, besides Steven and Tommy, I think. Life goes on, no big deal, but just because he's drinking a lot publicly doesn't mean we should celebrate his social rebirth. That was my point.

#580 Re: Guns N' Roses » GUNS N' ROSES: Israeli TV Report (Axl drinking shots at a bar) » 748 weeks ago

Don't wanna rain anyone's parade, but Axl has drinking problems. It's obvious. I think he'd drink and does drink with anyone (except Slash, of course). The only change is (which isn't that recent) that he's not a recluse (and health fanatic) anymore and goes to clubs etc. (As far as I know he's still boycotting the fan meet 'n' greets.) He meets random people at random places and drinks with them. If Steven Adler were doing this, he'd be a sad, washed-up addict.

I think it clearly shows the poor state of GN'R (and its online fanbase) that Axl doing this is supposed to be an achievement. Is it a bad thing? No, except the serious ongoing alcohol abuse. Is it a good thing? I don't think so. I hope that the GN'R Yearbook 2012 will not highlight that 'Axl went out of his cave and got stoned numerous times with random people'. Even the silence was more exciting back then. At least we could speculate. Now we can only guess if Axl's drinking the shots in the same order every night.

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