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#551 Re: GN'R Downloads » Guns N` Roses -Welcome To The Videos II \nn/ » 700 weeks ago
Cool mate hopefully it's all right after changing the format
#552 Re: GN'R Downloads » Guns N` Roses -Welcome To The Videos II \nn/ » 700 weeks ago
Finished NTSC format http://www.mediafire.com/?21y7o13g43nig
#554 Re: Guns N' Roses » 12/07/2012 - Bhartiya City, Bangalore, India » 701 weeks ago
Axl should fuck seeker and that neil young shit off and playing sailing if he wants to do a cover
#555 Re: GN'R Downloads » Guns N` Roses -Welcome To The Videos II \nn/ » 701 weeks ago
NTSC version is uploading now should be all finished tomorrow
#557 Re: GN'R Downloads » Guns N` Roses -Welcome To The Videos II \nn/ » 701 weeks ago
Ever GNR fan on here should be downloading this.
Heres the download for PAL format NTSC format coming next
http://www.mediafire.com/?goukixyzwa7et
#558 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Chris Cornell: "Guns N 'Roses were all normal types minus one" » 701 weeks ago
I think people forget that Slash is just a guitar player. He's not Jimi Hendrix who explored the lead vocalist role. His voice is limited to his instrument and his abilities around that.
Every guitar player I can think of has a sound and a style that, no matter how hard they try, they actually become more like themselves as the years go by, right form the blues guys..Joe Perry & Slash to the metal guys..Dimebag & the boys in Slayer, Kirk & James..to the avand guard..Vai & Satriani....and even guys like the Edge.
No matter how much experimentation they did, it came back to their style.Slash is a global icon in 2012, despite having left his band that defined him in 1995..that is an incredible achievement.
I also have issues with aspects of his work to date but if I'm to be honest, I'm just heaping too much expectation upon him because Axl isn't there to enjoy also.
Steak is great but Surf & Turf is even better and that's what the two boys were.

#559 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Chris Cornell: "Guns N 'Roses were all normal types minus one" » 701 weeks ago
I agree with most of that, and those 2 songs are probably my highlights on the solo albums too. What's interesting is those songs are very different from each other and for the most part different than anything else he's done post GnR.
I've always said Slash's songwriting is subpar, and I consider myself a huge Slash fan (though some don't because I don't like his songwriting). I love the way he plays and he's probably playing better now than he ever has. At some point though, that's not enough. There are a lot of guitar players that can play fast or play blues or play metal. What always seperated Slash in my mind was how he could take something that was pretty good and make it into something great with solos and riffs that fit songs perfectly. When starting out with average (at best), it's impossible for any guitarist to turn that into great. Guitar just isn't that kind of instrument. You can show off and do cool things, but at the end of the day you just walk away saying that's cool; you don't walk away amazed (well, most don't).
Axl has the same problem from the opposite direction. He can write pretty good songs, but can't make them great or special by himself. He had a guy that could and he's still looking for the person that can (and will) going forward. For whatever reason (fair or not) he doesn't seem convinced Ron is that guy. Fortus has been around long enough that we know he's not the guy either. I don't mind DJ's playing (especially on the old stuff), but I don't think he's the guy either. As amazing as BH is as a talent, he wasn't that guy either...maybe Axl couldn't get past the crazy (ironic) to allow him to be that guy; maybe BH's strengths would never allow him to be the guy. And well, there's Robin...enough said.
Nobody has been able to replace Slash. Nobody has been able to replace Axl...Slash couldn't even do it with Duff and Matt (and Izzy part-time). You're talking about two of the best at what they do. I think sometimes we take for granted just how good it was because of everything that has happened since then. I think sometimes we're too close to it. I can't begin to tell you how much better I feel about all of it now that I've seen Slash and seen Axl live this year. I really feel like it's all come full circle for me and I'm completely at peace with it all. The only thing left for me is them make peace with it (reunion or no reunion).

#560 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Chris Cornell: "Guns N 'Roses were all normal types minus one" » 703 weeks ago
Seems like pretty much historical fact. Where did Chris slag Axl?
Exactly. Same as all the supposed rants Slash had on Axl - they don't exist, at least not at the level claimed by some. Izzy was far more damning.
People get too uptight on Axl's behalf and assign him all sorts of leeway because he is seen as "sensitive" or "prone to depression".
Like Axl's recent whinge that Duff & Slash killed his creativity for years. No they didn't. You killed your own creativity because of your huge paranoia and elongated bouts of self pity & indulgence.
Axl never ever seems to have thought through how the other guys must have felt, feeling like they had no choice but to quit the band that defined their lives. They lost just as much as him, if not more. Did they sit at home and feel sorry for themselves? No. They rebuilt. It took both men years to do so but they did it.
Back to Chris, he described the situation as "sad". He's spot on, it was and it still is. Not one man from the old band "won" anything. They have great lives, but their legacy is one of missed opportunities and squandered talent.

