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#991 Re: The Garden » Is Syria next? » 795 weeks ago
Got to wonder where the world will be in 10 years, to me it feels kinda like the end game. Everything everywhere seems to be rotton to the core is slowly but steadily being sucked down the plug hole.
Sometimes a meteor strike would do us all a favour and just turn the lights out for good.
#992 Re: The Garden » Is Syria next? » 795 weeks ago
I hope Britain stays the fuck out of it, our country is so broke and military so reduced and overrun we have no business wasting any more of our resources on these thankless and fruitless conflicts.
#993 Re: Guns N' Roses » Post your favourite fookin' GNR songs and tell us why! » 795 weeks ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KKuQdzu … ature=fvwp
just saw this...pretty damn good. ElvisAxl standing still and singing is much better than ElvisAxl running around like a chipmunk!
Thats the best version I've heard, I watched a few of the vids from that show and he sounds fantastic! What is the deal with the sulking child act though, I know he was pissed off with missiles being thrown etc. but still... what a strange reaction.
#994 Re: The Garden » The Tattoo Thread - show us your ink! » 795 weeks ago
lol - Aye theres no shortage of tacky tatoos in this country, its increased 100 fold in the last 10 years.
What makes it worse is the Scottish custom to whip their tops off the second the sun makes an appearance from behind our usual cloud cover 
#995 Re: Guns N' Roses » Post your favourite fookin' GNR songs and tell us why! » 796 weeks ago
The last GNR song dripping in the classic Guns N' Roses attitude?
#996 Re: Guns N' Roses » Interesting Tidbit from Steven Tyler's autobiography » 796 weeks ago
What makes it all even more farcical is how the band is backstage primed and ready to go at showtime, and Axl is still back in his hotel room getting a footrub, shoulder massage and hair straightened by the Lebeis clan - and sometimes not in the same country!
I was talking to a writer from rock music station recently and on the subject of the GNR late appearance fine clause at Rock In Rio he said
"Bands have to take into account that fans have paid money for a ticket and that transport at the end of a show may be limited. In my opinion Axl has lost sight of the fans, and treating them in the way he does is disrespectful. There will only be one winner, and it won't be him when the fans stop going to his shows."
If GNR are revisiting the same territories next year, I wonder how well a UK tour would sell. They are lucky the tickets for the UK tour were sold long before the shitstorm of Reading, Leeds and Dublin cause GNR's already iffy reputation was battered from pillar to post in the aftermath.
#998 Re: Guns N' Roses » Rumored South American dates around RIR » 797 weeks ago
Its a reputable source, and Tom Russell doesnt bullshit, he's too old and long in the beard for such nonsense.
My take on it is, Richard was talking to a proud Scotsman about the possibility of playing in one of Scotlands legendary rock venues in January, and he was just going along with the enthusiasm saying "yeah man I hope so."
My point for posting it was it dont look much like there is any other touring plans apart from these South American shows.
#999 Re: Guns N' Roses » Rumored South American dates around RIR » 797 weeks ago
Waiting for an Alibi
Thin Lizzy new boy Richard Fortus is hoping that his Guns N’Roses duties are over in time for him to join up with Lizzy for their January tour
Richard Fortus admits he is desperate to retain his place in Thin Lizzy when the band embark on their UK tour in the new year and he expects to have wrapped up a handful of Guns N’ Roses dates in South American in plenty time to do both.
The GNR guitarist was drafted into the new Lizzy line-up last year when Vivien Campbell went back to Def Leppard and Fortus says he is having a blast playing with the band.
Chatting to Rock Radio DJ Tom Russell backstage at High Voltage Fortus joked he will be back if invited, with the band when they kick start their tour in the Glasgow Barrowlands in January after being wowed by stories of the famous Scottish venue by Lizzy singer Ricky Warwick.
“I certainly hope so,” said Fortus. “We (GNR) are doing some shows in October but hopefully I’ll be free and clear by January.”
Warwick also admitted his delight at the current version of Lizzy being embraced by fans of the classic band. He said:
“It’s maybe not for me to say why that is but maybe the spirit is just right with this line-up and I think we approach it with the right heart and soul. Maybe growing up in Ireland helps me a bit as well – I don’t know.
“We certainly put on one hell of a show and I think the Lizzy fans know it won’t ever be as good as it was with Phil (Lynott) but this is as good as it’s going to get. If they think that the job is done.”
#1000 Re: The Garden » Norways 9/11 » 798 weeks ago
Dont know what to say, its shocking. Thoughts go out to those affected.

