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Probably a combination of both.

Axl probably couldn't use it because Slash owned it but he probably wanted to use a different logo anyway to reinvent the band, just like he tried to reinvent his look and the sound of the old songs.

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13 hours ago, liers said:

Probably a combination of both.

Axl probably couldn't use it because Slash owned it but he probably wanted to use a different logo anyway to reinvent the band, just like he tried to reinvent his look and the sound of the old songs.

And just like he reinvent the name of his band ... oh wait. :P:P:P

 

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13 minutes ago, whatashame said:

I thought Axl didnt use the regular logo because he was

1. a super-super intelligent individual

2. brutally honest

It would have been a wiser choice to call this band everything else than Guns n Roses since 1997...cause even when Tracii Guns left, it was not 100% correct to use this name. 

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7 hours ago, Wagszilla said:

For what it's worth, Buckethead used the Hirosh font on his 1999 album Monsters and Robots and was then used for GN'R in 2002. 

The classic logo type is set primarily in Onyx which was en vogue at the time although several variants were used, especially in the UYI days.

It was used in 2001 and again in 2006 before being updated to the slightly modified Corvinus.

Thanks man.  I never knew that

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