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#911 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Music Madness - Round 1, Battle 8 » 918 weeks ago
Man in the Box. I saw AIC in concert when they first hit the scene. That whole album is amazing and while Pearl Jam is great, none of their material comes close to Facelift.
Agreed. Man in the Box is one of the best songs of the 90's.
#912 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Music Madness - Round 1, Battle 7 » 918 weeks ago
So's Gimme Shelter. I don't care how many billions of albums MJ sold, I guarantee you Gimme Shelter will still be in discussion 30 years from now, and Billie Jean will be dated and long forgotton.
No way Billie Jean will be long forgotten.
#913 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Music Madness - Round 1, Battle 7 » 918 weeks ago
Back In Black
#914 Re: Guns N' Roses » Appetite '99 » 918 weeks ago
huntermc wrote:Also, speaking of YouTube, can anyone tell me what version of Jungle is in this Rock Band clip - it's definitely not the Appetite version
It's a cover.
In the end Welcome to the Jungle didn't even end up in Rock Band.
Are you sure? There's parts that clearly sound like Axl, even through the muddled sound and girl singing.
#915 Re: The Sunset Strip » Soundgarden » 918 weeks ago
Wow.
Cornell just opened the door to the possibility, which is a first. Hopefully he has Thayil and Shepard on speed dial.
This Scream fiasco needs to hurry and play itself out.
Yeah. It needs to play itself out fast. I've never heard of Cornell saying something like this.
#916 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Music Madness - Round 1, Battle 6 » 918 weeks ago
Sorry, I like Billie Jean better. I'm not a fan of the Stones. I'm a Beatles type guy. And that should explain it. It's just preference, people, don't act like such elitist fuckfaces about it. Jesus H. Christ.
Exactly. I'm going for Billie Jean as well. No big deal, just my preference.
#917 Re: The Sunset Strip » Soundgarden » 918 weeks ago
It sounds even more plausible now James:
Speaking of the older stuff: What was your reaction to the news that Kim, Matt and Ben reunited to perform three Soundgarden songs with Tad Doyle?
I thought it was cool that they'd actually get together and rehearse some songs. I was kind of surprised by it, to be honest. [Laughs.] And I love Tad. We toured with Tad; I've always felt he was a really amazing person and a really talented guy. So I just really thought it was a cool thing for them to do. They were just getting up there and doing it for fun, and I think that's great. The only thing I didn't like is that I wasn't there to see it. If I was there, I probably would've gotten up on stage.
#918 Re: The Sunset Strip » Soundgarden » 918 weeks ago
Cornell went on to say that the band had an agreement in place that none of them would play Soundgarden songs unless all original members were involved.
Audioslave did Soundgarden covers.
And he plays a lot of Soundgarden at his solo shows. I think that was an unfortunate case of bad writing. The writer paraphrased what Cornell said, and I think got the basics of it wrong.
#919 Re: The Sunset Strip » The 9 most unnecessary Greatest Hits albums of all time » 918 weeks ago
I feel that in the future Chinese Democracy (the song) should be included on a compilation album, and like you said, putting that anywhere on there would throw everything off.
So I think they should just wait until the current band releases more material and separate the disks a lot like Metallica should.
#920 Re: The Sunset Strip » The 9 most unnecessary Greatest Hits albums of all time » 918 weeks ago
Guns N' Roses
Yes i'm serious, at least in 2004. Maybe now they could incorporate some tracks from CD in order that no album has too much representation. But in 2004, with only THREE original studio albums, and EP and a cover album, I don't think that discography warrants a Greatest Hits release. Obviously fans could simply just make their own custom mix CD's.
I honestly imagine the tracks included on their GH would be the same. CD didn't spawn anything that I would call one of GNR's greatest hits.
Maybe after the new incarnation of GNR puts out some more material, then they can do another Greatest Hits that would encompass the two different versions of the band. (I'm saying the old GNR and new GNR, regardless of who's actually in the band now, it seems clear that the lineup will change often)
