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#201 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash - World on Fire Out Now » 565 weeks ago

Smoking Guns wrote:

Lomax, some of these riffs and solos are up there for sure!!!  I agree, huge leap from AL!  Alonso every song has some really badass moment to it!!

Every single one. I think Slash just topped Chi Dem for me. I've been listening to "The Dissident" on repeat. can't get that chant in the middle out of my head.

Gibbo wrote:

I'm with ya mate its great. I like this better then snake pit and vr for sure

Me too. I can't get over the quality here. I thought because of the long track-listing a lot of these songs would be sub-par but they're not. not at all.

metallex78 wrote:

Have to disagree. UYI contains some of Slash's best guitar playing, both riffs and solos.
While the new album is good, it doesn't surpass his GN'R work, at least to my ears.

Coma is still one of Slash's masterpieces guitar-wise too, and there isn't anything I hear on WOF that surpasses that

Gotta disagree again there. My favorite part in coma was always Axl's vocal delivery in the outro. Never felt it was a good showcase for slash. I though the guitar work on breakdown was some of his best until "The Dissident".

#202 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash - World on Fire Out Now » 565 weeks ago

I'm absolutely blown away by the quality of this record. Did not expect this at all. After Apocalyptic Love I had written Slash off. This album is light-years beyond that though.
I'm going to see slash in November was mostly going for his legacy. Now I want to see him play this record in full. for me this is as good as his best work in GNR. Better than anything on UYI including coma.

#203 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash - World on Fire Out Now » 565 weeks ago

Sweet lord. This is the best Slash album post GNR. Better than either VR the last 2 solos and the snakepits!

I have loved every track here. The tone is back!

#204 Guns N' Roses » Sixx AM Stars » 566 weeks ago

Lomax
Replies: 19

This is one gorgeous little ditty.
Ashba's guitaring is stellar here.
Man I wish Slash could hit those heights.

#205 Re: Guns N' Roses » Ron leaving the band after Vegas? » 566 weeks ago

misterID wrote:

I'm sure GN'R has given his solo career a HUGE financial boost.

Financially not creatively.

#206 Re: Guns N' Roses » Ron leaving the band after Vegas? » 566 weeks ago

I would imagine Ron feels like a bit of an idiot at the minute.
In 2006 he had the world at his feet. He was poised after years of hard work to be the next "big thing", in terms of guitar players.
When he joined with guns he put his entire solo career on hold and all that momentum was lost. Now he's just the guy who replaced Buckethead and threw some guitar noodles on CD.
Flash forward to DJ Ashba joining the band. Ashba never gave up his solo career. In fact, it's gone from strength to strength since he joined GNR.
While Ron was launching a hot sauce line DJ was putting out "This is Gonna Hurt".
While Ron was recovering from a car accident DJ was recording Modern Vintage. GNR has been great for DJ's solo career and it has been terrible for Ron's.
I bet he is feeling that right now and wishing he'd kept his solo career going on the side.
He put out normal in 2005 then Abnormal in 2008 then CD came out later that year and since CD he hasn't released anything of any substance.
He has spent the last 6 years touring the same old cover songs and his own music hasn't moved forward an inch.
Now he's pissed about it and probably blaming GNR and Axl for it.

He just needs to get recording an album of his own on the side again and keep doing his own music. I can't imagine that touring GNR songs is very fulfilling for the guys in the band with the exception of maybe Dizzy. Over the past few years they've all been releasing solo material in the wake of CD.

Tommy: One Man Mutiny 2011
Fortus: The Compulsions 2011, One Man Mutiny, Dead Daisies 2014
Frank: The Compulsions 2011
Chris: Sextapes 2011
Dizzy:  A Musical, Working on Solo Album

Everyone but Ron has been doing music under their own name. Ron, not so much. He's done lots of collab work but so have all the rest of the guys. He hasn't had an album that was all his in quite some time.

#207 Re: Guns N' Roses » In Defence of... ChiDem2 » 567 weeks ago

Intercourse wrote:

I think a stark hard, digital rock landscape with Slash throwing down filthy tube driven rock licks and fills with Axl on the top could have been amazing.
Think the harder end of Muse with Axl singing and Slash soloing...

sexy

#208 Re: Guns N' Roses » In Defence of... ChiDem2 » 567 weeks ago

Me_Wise_Magic wrote:
misterID wrote:

What's funny is that Axl said SR had very little synth work on it. It's mostly Bucket's guitar effects. smile

Oh wow! That's impressive. The more ya know I suppose! Gotta love Mr. Buckethead!


There is a lot of multi-tracked vocal chant work in that song if you listen carefully.

#209 Re: Guns N' Roses » Ron leaving the band after Vegas? » 567 weeks ago

FlashFlood wrote:

People were acting like Axl overdubbed Slash's November Rain solo with fart noises.

Best post ever.

#210 Re: Guns N' Roses » Ron leaving the band after Vegas? » 567 weeks ago

-D- wrote:

Tomorrow Never Comes... It's just another day.. like today.. That mind fucks me. brilliant lyric. Profound

I always thought it was a reference to the Beatles  "Yesterday". It sounds like the response to  the line "Yesterday came suddenly".

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