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#1171 Re: Guns N' Roses » 14/7/16 LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD, PHILADELPHIA, PA UNITED STATES » 538 weeks ago

Sky Dog wrote:

Forget all the petty bullshit. Guns is kicking a shit ton of ass right now.

Why would we do that, we still have time for all the same arguments!

Wagszilla wrote:

Slash is cool, Buckethead is cool, everything is cool.

Loner!

#1172 Re: The Garden » Attack in Nice, France - dozens dead » 538 weeks ago

I'm not saying it didn't happen, I just want to say Express is a far right tabloid that often posts stories without sources. It's essentially propaganda for Northern Shell.

It's further to right with less credibility than The Sun. Even when some of the details are correct they are often twisted.

#1173 Guns N' Roses » 19/7/16 GILLETTE STADIUM, FOXBORO, MA UNITED STATES » 538 weeks ago

AtariLegend
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Opener is Lenny Kravitz. Show is sold out.

SETLIST:

1. It's So Easy
2. Mr. Brownstone
3. Chinese Democracy
4. Welcome To The Jungle
5. Double Talkin' Jive
6. Estranged
7. Live And Let Die
8. Rocket Queen
9. You Could Be Mine
10. New Rose (with "You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory" Intro)
11. This I Love
12. Civil War
13. Sorry
14. Out Ta Get Me
15. Coma
16. Godfather Theme
17. Sweet Child O' Mine
18. My Michelle
19. Better
20. Wish You Were Here (Richard Fortus and Slash)
21. November Rain (with "Layla" Intro)
22. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
23. Nightrain
Encore:
24. Patience
25. The Seeker
26. Paradise City

#1174 Re: Guns N' Roses » 14/7/16 LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD, PHILADELPHIA, PA UNITED STATES » 538 weeks ago

monkeychow wrote:
Wagszilla wrote:

Awww isn't it cute watching Slash try to emulate Buckethead. 14

I dunno but I like it more than when Bucket tried to emulate Slash 22

I guess he failed miserably then, because those Nightrain solos in the early 2000's were better than any version Slash ever played live.

#1175 Re: Guns N' Roses » 14/7/16 LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD, PHILADELPHIA, PA UNITED STATES » 538 weeks ago

They really need to turn off the back track or turn it way down.

It's cool that played it though.

#1176 Re: Guns N' Roses » 14/7/16 LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD, PHILADELPHIA, PA UNITED STATES » 538 weeks ago

It's interesting that they're now playing as much of the Chinese Democracy Era material as they were a decade ago, only with more UYI and less AFD.

UYI II is still my favourite album btw tongue.

#1177 Re: Guns N' Roses » 14/7/16 LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD, PHILADELPHIA, PA UNITED STATES » 538 weeks ago

Smoking Guns wrote:
AtariLegend wrote:

They played Sorry!

I missed it but people that saw it seemed to enjoy it for the most part. Did you see it?

Nope was watching news. No idea how it sounded, I'm sure the streams will be up soon.

#1179 Re: The Garden » Attack in Nice, France - dozens dead » 538 weeks ago

Absolutely terrible. Best wishes and prayers with those caught up.

The European Championships just finished there, millions people were there for the tournament. 1/2 a million from the UK alone and their wasn't any major incident.

#1180 Re: The Garden » The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024 » 538 weeks ago

She appointed her rival Leadsom the environment sectary. If you're wondering what Leadsom's views on the environment are;

https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24829 … nvironment

New Environment Secretary backs fox hunting, selling off forests, and opposes climate change measures
Andrea Leadsom spoke out in favour of fox hunting as recently as this month

Theresa May’s new Environment Secretary backs fox hunting, supported selling off Britain’s forest, and has generally opposed measures to halt climate change, her record shows.

Andrea Leadsom said during the Conservative leadership campaign that she wanted to un-ban fox hunting, citing “animal welfare”.

Her voting record shows she generally voted against key measures to stop climate change, including against setting a target on reducing carbon emissions in both 2012 and 2016.

Ms Leadsom’s appointment comes alongside the apparent abolition of the named Energy and Climate Change department; its responsibilities have been subsumed into the new Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

In July 2015 Ms Leadsom supported applying the climate change levy on electricity generated from renewable sources, while in March this year she voted against developing a strategy for carbon capture and storage for the energy industry.

In 2011 she also backed the Government’s policy on selling off Britain’s forests, before ministers were forced to U-turn on the plan.

After her appointment as a minister at the department of energy in 2015 it emerged that she had asked officials whether climate change really existed.

“When I first came to this job one of my two questions was: 'Is climate change real?' and the other was 'Is hydraulic fracturing safe?' And on both of those questions I am now completely persuaded,” she told the All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Gas and Oil in October last year.

During the Tory leadership contest, she said of fox hunting: “I would absolutely commit to holding a vote to repeal the hunting ban. It has not proven to be in the interests of animal welfare whatsoever.

“I do believe we need a proper licensed regime which works much better and is more focused on animal welfare.”

The Environment Secretary generally has little say over energy policy, but issues like fox hunting, badger culls, and floods caused by climate change fall within her remit.

Green Party MP Caroline Lucas described the shutting down of the climate change department as “deeply worrying”.

“The decision to shut down DECC is a deeply worrying move from Theresa May. Climate change is the biggest challenge we face, and it must not be an afterthought for the Government,” she said.

“Dealing with climate change requires a dedicated Minister at the Cabinet table. To throw it into the basement of another Whitehall department looks like a serious backwards step.

“In the coming months I will work constructively with any Minister willing to take climate change seriously, and I’ll be holding the Government to account for any backpeddling on our climate change commitments.”

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po … 37066.html

If you're wondering about Fox Hunting. Watch the Omen III, that's it. It's the rich having a jolly good time out on their horses killing Foxes with their dogs.

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