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#1861 Re: Guns N' Roses » 12/07/2012 - Bhartiya City, Bangalore, India » 726 weeks ago

the seeker's a fucking awesome tune

i can understand being pissy at the amount of covers they do but i'd gladly take it over crap like KOHD or one of the neverending jams or even crappy originals like the blues/CITR.
yea, really.

#1862 Re: Guns N' Roses » Total Guitar Interview with Ron, DJ & Richard » 726 weeks ago

i think BBF meant nobody could be arsed actually organising a meet-up when the chance arose. they just let it slip away, another opportunity wasted. don't think it was quite code for 'axl never showed up' more like 'axl never decreed we'd meet so nobody else bothered either'.

lose hope. you're just wasting your energy.
they don't care.
they don't have any new music.
axl doesn't want the hassle & doesn't have the material.

#1863 Re: Guns N' Roses » GN'R Twitter Updates » 726 weeks ago

4:20 is the universal time for sparking up a spliff.

i think they went to pains to have one of their tracks come in @ 4:20 as well one time, maybe Since I Don't Have You..

you ever see a rock band have a track ending in 4:20 it's usually a nod to smoking pot.

#1864 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Is The Saddest Song Ever Written? (RS Article) » 726 weeks ago

oh yea I Want You by Elvis Costello is the winner. it's horrible but fucking the greatest song ever at the same time.


not even my old roommate could ruin that for me. fucking countless times he'd come in about 2/3/4 in the morning after another failed romantic endeavour & ask me to put that song on for him. it & leonard cohen. eventually i moved out & gave him a bunch of my cd's so he could continue to stew in his misery.
good times.

#1865 Re: The Sunset Strip » Soundgarden Discussion (King Animal out NOW!) » 726 weeks ago

monkeychow wrote:

the content is just so pointless....it's like some other band cloning what soundharden used to be except without the talent and without the inspiration....


wow
we're hearing very different things. i actually think the band are on fire w/invention & inspiration on here. they're groovy as fuck & heavy. it's an exciting listen. one of the better american [hard] rock albums of the past however many yrs.

i think there are a good few tunes that stack up comfortably alongside the catalogue. there's some cracker moments & workouts.
there is a little bit of a slog & non-descript tracks. again reiterating what i said previously it coulda been trimmed down to 9 or 10 songs & been more effective. but still the quality shines thru. for me anyway it's a fun fucking record.


(& i cant help but be insulted when you prefer cornells solo & audioslave output to it! tongue )

#1866 Re: The Sunset Strip » Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band to tour in ‘12 » 726 weeks ago

got my ticket for the belfast show p excited, but p expensive


tbh there are near as many boss songs that i can't fucking stand as that i fucking love. i mean for every racing in the streets there's an adam raised a cain, y'know? but when he's great he's fucking unbelievable, one of the best. Nebraska? come on! his first handful of albums, tho a few are a mixed bag, are by & large simply amazing. Darkness is a weird one, it's like half the best shit ever, half horrible crap but when it's good it's unfuckwithable - like Racing in the Streets.

i've never seen him before & seeing him open-air in belfast is something i didn't wanna miss cause i know he brings it live. really looking forward to it.



i would actually like a lot more of his songs if they didn't have saxophone solo's in them. Born to Run is ruined for me by that damn sax. i really fucking hate that shit!

#1868 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Is The Saddest Song Ever Written? (RS Article) » 726 weeks ago

jesus how could i forget Townes?!

Nothin'
Rake
Poncho & Lefty
Waiting Around to Die
Highway Kind
Snowin on Raton
St John the Gambler
Tecumseh Valley


he's the greatest.

#1869 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Is The Saddest Song Ever Written? (RS Article) » 726 weeks ago

& of course, Waylon Jennings - Dreaming my Dreams! can't believe i forgot that initially.

#1870 Re: The Sunset Strip » What Is The Saddest Song Ever Written? (RS Article) » 726 weeks ago

^ great shout
my fave hank # is actually i'll never get out of this world alive. i find him weird cause he is depressing but also funny at the same time, y'know? but yea that is a sad fucking choice alright.

yea i take umbrage w/Fake Plastic Trees too - a song about boob jobs can't be considered one of the saddest ever. even RH aren't THAT depressing. tho i'm sure they've got a handful of runners in the 'dreariest song ever' comp.


the first thing(s) i thought of:
Curt Boettcher - It's a Sad Old World
The Beach Boys - Surf's Up
Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind
Patsy Cline - Fall to Pieces
Spiritualized - Broken Heart
The Replacements - Sadly Beautiful
Son House - Louise McGhee
Bob Dylan - Blind Willie McTell
Robert Johnson - Love in Vain
Big Star - Holocaust
Chris Bell - I Am the Cosmos
Crazy Horse - I Don't Want to Talk About It
Neil Young - Expecting to Fly
Neil Young - Oh, Lonesome Me
Elliott Smith - The Last Hour
Daniel Johnston - Walking the Cow

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