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elevendayempire
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

metallex78 wrote:

So Slash says in one interview earlier, that material is being shared around for a new Guns album, and then in the latest interview, he says nothing has been done.

I’m calling it now, we’re never getting a new album. I hope I’m wrong though

That's pretty much business as usual for any band these days, isn't it? They're sending riffs that they've recorded in hotel rooms (well, completed CDII songs in Axl's case) amongst themselves, and they'll convene in a few months to record an album. They're sharing material, but no actual studio recording by the band has been done.

mitchejw
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

mitchejw wrote:

I can’t even imagine what they would sing about these days. I can see the album sleeve now.

401k blues
I’ve really let myself go
Why is $75k enough (where’s Izzy?)
Poop closet blues
Do you remember 1992?
Fat and soft (in the middle)
The police protect my mansion
Rocket Mortgage
Paradise tax shelter
It’s so easy (to half ass it)
Talent Landfill
Out ta get me a payday

slcpunk
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

slcpunk wrote:

I saw them for their first reunion show-Axl was in the chair. It was my 12th time seeing them.

The next time they were in Vegas, I just happened to be leaving Caesar's for an early dinner. I realized then they were playing that night, when I saw a bunch of people walking around everywhere with GnR tees. If somebody had told me that I'd be in Vegas one day, with the original GnR (for the most part) playing a show, and I chose to skip it, I never would have believed it. But at that point, I just wasn't that excited and for the price of the tickets I could have had a few lavish nights out on the town.

metallex78
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

metallex78 wrote:
elevendayempire wrote:
metallex78 wrote:

So Slash says in one interview earlier, that material is being shared around for a new Guns album, and then in the latest interview, he says nothing has been done.

I’m calling it now, we’re never getting a new album. I hope I’m wrong though

That's pretty much business as usual for any band these days, isn't it? They're sending riffs that they've recorded in hotel rooms (well, completed CDII songs in Axl's case) amongst themselves, and they'll convene in a few months to record an album. They're sharing material, but no actual studio recording by the band has been done.

I’m not debating their method, but Slash’s inconsistency. One minute he says there’s material, the next he says nothing has been done yet. That’s the bit that makes me suspicious.

elevendayempire
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

metallex78 wrote:
elevendayempire wrote:
metallex78 wrote:

So Slash says in one interview earlier, that material is being shared around for a new Guns album, and then in the latest interview, he says nothing has been done.

I’m calling it now, we’re never getting a new album. I hope I’m wrong though

That's pretty much business as usual for any band these days, isn't it? They're sending riffs that they've recorded in hotel rooms (well, completed CDII songs in Axl's case) amongst themselves, and they'll convene in a few months to record an album. They're sharing material, but no actual studio recording by the band has been done.

I’m not debating their method, but Slash’s inconsistency. One minute he says there’s material, the next he says nothing has been done yet. That’s the bit that makes me suspicious.

I don't regard it as an inconsistency, it's simply how bands work. There's material (riffs recorded on phones in hotel rooms, old CD demos) but they haven't formally got together in studio to record it.

When Kirk Hammett lost his phone full of riff ideas for Hardwired, "nothing had been done" on recording the album, but he still had 300 riffs in mind for it.

mitchejw
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

mitchejw wrote:
elevendayempire wrote:
metallex78 wrote:
elevendayempire wrote:

That's pretty much business as usual for any band these days, isn't it? They're sending riffs that they've recorded in hotel rooms (well, completed CDII songs in Axl's case) amongst themselves, and they'll convene in a few months to record an album. They're sharing material, but no actual studio recording by the band has been done.

I’m not debating their method, but Slash’s inconsistency. One minute he says there’s material, the next he says nothing has been done yet. That’s the bit that makes me suspicious.

I don't regard it as an inconsistency, it's simply how bands work. There's material (riffs recorded on phones in hotel rooms, old CD demos) but they haven't formally got together in studio to record it.

When Kirk Hammett lost his phone full of riff ideas for Hardwired, "nothing had been done" on recording the album, but he still had 300 riffs in mind for it.

It’s how the band works? In what way is it working?

I realize that the creative process can be anything you want it to be...but in large part this is why they don’t do much press. Eventually they’ll be asked a question that they don’t want to answer.

They are ‘working’ as a band insofar as the contracts bind them to the band as employees. Let’s face it...Axl as the owner gets the work and then basically subcontracts to other specialists. That’s not a band, it’s a business relationship. Why would anyone be interested in creating together if Axl is the sole benifactor? If slash gets too expensive he’ll find DJ Ashby’s or Robin or whoever. Same with Duff.

mitchejw
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

mitchejw wrote:
slcpunk wrote:

I saw them for their first reunion show-Axl was in the chair. It was my 12th time seeing them.

The next time they were in Vegas, I just happened to be leaving Caesar's for an early dinner. I realized then they were playing that night, when I saw a bunch of people walking around everywhere with GnR tees. If somebody had told me that I'd be in Vegas one day, with the original GnR (for the most part) playing a show, and I chose to skip it, I never would have believed it. But at that point, I just wasn't that excited and for the price of the tickets I could have had a few lavish nights out on the town.

I think we all thought there’d eventually be something more to this....that the nostalgia act was a bridge to more. Everyone (except Axl) was way more productive solo. Together they’re just coasting.

I went through the same thing...last time gnr cape around, i thought i wouldn’t go....at the last second, i bought one ticket and went solo. Was still fun but god damn I’ve listened to these songs 10 million times now.

Where do we go now?

PaSnow
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

PaSnow wrote:
slcpunk wrote:

If somebody had told me that I'd be in Vegas one day, with the original GnR (for the most part) playing a show, and I chose to skip it, I never would have believed it. But at that point, I just wasn't that excited and for the price of the tickets I could have had a few lavish nights out on the town.

I can see that, I'm sorta the same. I saw the NITLT in 2016, great show. Loved it. They came back around to nearby Hershey, PA the following year. Probably 90 minutes away. Nice summer night in August. I didn't go. Nope. Just saw them already. I forget if they played indoor stadiums one winter, regardless didn't go.

If they tour let's say 2020, maybe I would see them, but probably only if they released some sort of new material. Otherwise, on principal, I just couldn't I don't think.

Voodoochild
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

Voodoochild wrote:
elevendayempire wrote:
metallex78 wrote:

So Slash says in one interview earlier, that material is being shared around for a new Guns album, and then in the latest interview, he says nothing has been done.

I’m calling it now, we’re never getting a new album. I hope I’m wrong though

That's pretty much business as usual for any band these days, isn't it? They're sending riffs that they've recorded in hotel rooms (well, completed CDII songs in Axl's case) amongst themselves, and they'll convene in a few months to record an album. They're sharing material, but no actual studio recording by the band has been done.

Well, I'm not sure if Slash would do that, but it's way easier today to record a really good and professional guitar track with nothing more than an audio interface and ProTools in a MacBook. And of course, he could always just grab his own stage gear and record stuff in-line in the soundcheck or whenever he wants.

Also Axl and Caram worked with the "reamp" technique in the Chinese Democracy days. So Slash could record a clean guitar track (even though his output could have a regular amp sound for reference) and send it to Axl.
https://www.radialeng.com/reamp-basics

bigbri
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Re: 2019 tour date announced

bigbri wrote:
mitchejw wrote:

I can’t even imagine what they would sing about these days. I can see the album sleeve now.

401k blues
I’ve really let myself go
Why is $75k enough (where’s Izzy?)
Poop closet blues
Do you remember 1992?
Fat and soft (in the middle)
The police protect my mansion
Rocket Mortgage
Paradise tax shelter
It’s so easy (to half ass it)
Talent Landfill
Out ta get me a payday

Bucket Released How Many Albums? (15-minute album closer)

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