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#2542 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tales Of The Bumblefoot : An Exclusive Interview With Ron Thal » 909 weeks ago

Its a good interview, he sounds like he is desperate to get out on the road again, makes videos and work the album properly.
It doesnt sound at all like he considers GN'R dead in the water and CD to be toast tongue




I'll reset the reunion counter and see how long this thread lasts....

#2543 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tales Of The Bumblefoot : An Exclusive Interview With Ron Thal » 909 weeks ago

Fat-Drunk wrote:

That vid leaked in 2006. It's "official."

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7drag1nq

Cool, I must have missed it. I wonder what they do with all this footage if they dont have any plans to release it sad

#2544 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tales Of The Bumblefoot : An Exclusive Interview With Ron Thal » 909 weeks ago

Whats the deal with that Welcome To The Bumble video?

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x52vrq … oses_music

Its the Rock Am Ring audio, but I've never seen that footage before, it looks official.

#2547 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tommy currently on tour with Soul Asylum? » 909 weeks ago

Catcher goes well with lots of sunshine, fact cool

This I Love makes me think of snow, so they should release it just before the Christmas period.

Madagascar has a yellowy orange feel to it, so that would do for autumn, you'd need something a bit heavier anyway after all that Catcher sunshine.

I dunno where the ITW/IRS double single will go now, that should have been out in the spring and both on the airways now hmm

#2549 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tommy currently on tour with Soul Asylum? » 909 weeks ago

Even in April it was clear there would be no summer tour, dates would have leaked out. Autumn/Winter is still on though, plus there is still time to release Catcher In The Rye with a cool video to become a summer anthem.

#2550 Re: Guns N' Roses » Twitter updates » 909 weeks ago

"I looked at it as more of an historical challenge. The way Axl presented the whole thing to me, it was like, 'Fuck, yeah. Let's see what comes of it.' That's probably why I stuck around for this long. I'm just waiting to see how it ends up."

The album wasnt out during previous years, thats why I figure if things are going back to a long period of downtime like 2003-2006, Tommy would just call it a day. He sounded pretty frustated about the whole experience in his interview, I think if things are as bleak as the forum prophets of doom are predicting, then he would draw a line under this experience and move on.
And there cant have been much money rolling in in post 2004, Universal stopped funding them. Axl might be rich but I cant see him paying the band for doing nothing months at a time.

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