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2008 Intentions
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Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Axlin08 wrote:

The bottom line is the trio of DJ/Ron/Rich is your next Guns N' Roses album.

No Jesus...:buckethead: come back pleaseeeeee

DCK
 Rep: 207 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

DCK wrote:

They better work on a new album.

I get bucket cravings again...

dave-gnfnr
 Rep: 16 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

dave-gnfnr wrote:

They need to release the stuff Robin BH and co wrote then start fresh with the new guys.
All those songs are 10 years old anyways.

Just release the CD boxset and start anew

Axlin16
 Rep: 768 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Axlin16 wrote:

Wow, Dave for once says something that I completely agree with.

+1

Naltav
 Rep: 70 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Naltav wrote:

Whow! Dave has moment of clearity!!!

I actually agree!  smile

CD Boxset FTW!!

DCK
 Rep: 207 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

DCK wrote:

Actually, that's a darn good idea.

2008 Intentions
 Rep: 6 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Dave is the man...

A great idea but impossible...

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Sky Dog wrote:
dave-gnfnr wrote:

They need to release the stuff Robin BH and co wrote then start fresh with the new guys.
All those songs are 10 years old anyways.

Just release the CD boxset and start anew

well, I can't say it is an original thought because we have talked about it for years, BUT, I agree.:|

Scabbie
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Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Scabbie wrote:

I suppose it depends on the style and quality of material they've got leftover from the CD sessions. If its sub par, then maybe just bury it and move on?

Axlin16
 Rep: 768 

Re: Dj Ashba and Dizzy Reed: "We're working on a new album"

Axlin16 wrote:

I think the point is, ANYTHING sitting in that vault is gonna be dated by at least 5 years, and more than likely 10.


There's only so much polishing one can do with a 10-year old finished song. Sub-par songs, great epics, doesn't matter.

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