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#61 The Garden » Bobby Knight dead at 83 » 87 weeks ago
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RIP to a true legend. Definitely on the Mount Rushmore of NCAA basketball.
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske … ht-dies-83
#62 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
Definitely a troll, but maybe not skynet self aware.
I don't know if you're new to the game despite you joining this forum yesterday, but this isn't the place for cucking your favorite Gn'R member. You're only 48 hours in and you've managed to annoy a large swath of posters here, whether by design or not. Bottom line, you're coming on a little strong. You're certainly entitled to your opinion/preference, but don't shit on everyone else in the process.
#63 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
The vocal tracks might get some post production effects added but that's it. The album versions and everything else we have gotten, have always been the same vocal track cut and pasted.
#64 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
BLS-Pride wrote:monsterscantkillme wrote:The AXL vocal take on Perhaps is completely different from the demo. The guitars on Perhaps are completely different from the demo. I assume it'll be the same pattern for The General and Monsters on the vinyl. These are CD era demos. I've heard Slither. I've seen its music video too. i don't hear Slither on The General or Monsters. I hear CD era sounds and NIN industrial influenced sounds on them. Slither and The General and Monsters are two different worlds apart.
It's Axl not AXL. Dont gotta yell his name everytime. He wont hear you. The vocal take is the same on perhaps. Listen again and then again if needed.
Okay. Listen to how Axl sings the lyrics up to the chorus and then with the chorus on Perhaps as compared to its demo. The chorus is different from the demo. Axl's singing is different from the demo. Listen how Axl sings the word hey hey. He doesn't sing hey hey like that on the demo. You can tell the Axl vocal is 2019 to present while the Axl vocal on the demo you can tell is 1999 vocals. And then listen to the ending of Perhaps with Axl. That ending isn't on the demo. A Robin Finck outro is on the demo. That's missing from the Slash version. Axl completely reworked the song vocally. I believe Axl has done the same vocal reworking on The General/Monsters vinyl. The Axl vocals on The General/Monsters isn't 2019 to present. It's more likely 2004-2006 vocals. Raw vocals. Axl doesn't have that vocal in him today. You'll hear a big vocal difference on the vinyl as compared to these CD era demos of The General/Monsters.
I bet you can hear Patti Hood and Baz on the album too. Those are some ears you have. Glad it's not open to debate.
#65 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
I like that at 2.50 in The General there is clearly the sound of sampled frog's ribbiting behind the strings part and nobody at all has brought it up lol
The instrumentals and the isolated vocal track are very interesting to listen to. Definitely fits the motif of layer pressed upon layer of synth/vox and etc.
#66 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
General is fantastic. For me it was everything I expected (knew it was gonna be in the vein of Shacklers, Scraped and Sorry, a very tight, non epic song). Just wished we got a longer solo and better intro/outro and no tin can effect vocals
TIL probably took the place of Atlas on CD because Finck lobbied hard to get it on the album. Catcher might be the culprit also cuz I don’t think it was ever intended for CD until it leaked, and the tracklist was very influenced by the leaks
Bingo! While I enjoyed every second of the leaks, ultimately they hurt the album in terms of track listing. I'm in the same boat as James. The songs we got from the village sessions and now these tasty little treats, are exactly what I was expecting from Chinese as an album. I love the UYI3 style songs. They are great tracks. But these SOG ,Monsters, General, and all of the voxless instrumental type tracks turn me on something fierce. I think if Axl just would have gotten his rocks off with a solo project we could have had the best of both worlds. We would have that trip-hop/experimental material on Axl's project and then the hardskools and twats on the guns record.
Either way I'm giddy to have so many vintage usernames pop back up into the discussion. Even some of the known "hoarders" are at least participating in the conversations about these new tracks. I think at this point in time, even the hoarders are starting to show some empathy towards getting closure to the Chinese era for the fan base.
#67 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
jimmythegent wrote:I remain unconvinced these are newer versions with Slash and Duff - sounds distinctly nu-guns to me
Monsters music sounds like VR stuff, the bass is just like slither.
This is pretty undeniable. It's like Duff went over to his rack and turned the knob to Slither setting. I'm glad the bass didn't get burried in the mix.
#68 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 87 weeks ago
James wrote:darknemus wrote:I wrack my brain and I just can't think of any band where you can say that, other than GNR.
The only band I can think of that has some wacky stuff happen in its communities that even comes close to this is KISS.
What do your people say about this one?
The big debate since the leak is 'Soul Monster or not?"
It seems logical...but not everything is logical in the world of GNR.
Just to be clear..outside of rampant speculation and some logical extrapolation I don't know anything about this one.
I think the key here is to figure out why these were broken into two files and..more importantly.. why The General seems to have been tinkered with or modified in some manner before we got it.. intentional? No clue but it definitely seems like..of the two.. to have some continuity / flow issues that strike me more as an amateur error or intentional decision rather than a professional one.
I struggle to be convinced these are vinyl rips because..unless ripped from a very high quality vinyl setup they seem to be missing some telltale vinyl rip signs.. again it's impossible to know for sure though as.. at the moment we have way too many variables and just not enough data to lock them down.
One thing I am convinced of.. this isnt AI as I have seen suggested. Unless it's taken a generational leap in the last couple weeks I'm not aware of and I do run in those circles.
Im sure we will learn more soon one way or another.. my guess is probably not from any 'official' channels first though because..well...GNR.
And the plot thickens.....
In your opinion as a fan of this band, do you think these tracks are from the same era? As in they are both post Slash and Duff reworks, or are you in the camp that the leaker leaked two different "eras"? Monsters definitely reeks of Slash and Duff. The General, outside of the talk box doesn't have as discernable fingerprints. I personally think these were curated out of someone's personal collection as a bone to the hardcores and am therefore in the Biff Tannen dual timelines camp.
#69 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 88 weeks ago
Where in the hell is Claude? Dude was ready to sell his soul for The General and Soul Monster and now he's nowhere to be found.
BigBri really needs to come back.
Who else out of our main cast is missing?
Pasnow is another.
Axlin16/20 and didn't D used to post here too?
#70 Re: Guns N' Roses » The General and Monsters » 88 weeks ago
https://www.youtube.com/live/lF8QH3kSTM … OduXhpSh72
The jib guy is a clown, he puts out so much misinfo but rick is on this
If it's a not rick thing, then i guess we know when these are from.