Tom-Ass

Cool review, thanks,, They really do a damn good Nightrain and You Could Be Mine...

Reckless Life, Move To the City, Patience, Used To Love Her, You're Crazy and One In a million were all played live before it's release.

Haven't seen them this tour but in my experience he is usually pretty accessible and happy to do anything for his fans.. Good luck and enjoy the show!

What the hell is reelz tv?

That has been my experience with Better. The shows are usually rocking until that weirdness starts pumping through the PA. It sounds nothing like Guns N' Roses and it is just bad.

The prices have been a joke since they got back together. The promoters were capitalizing on the new and shocking reunion... Over three years into it, to be still charging those prices is pathetic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdZZTUxC7dY

Well said

I thought LTD dream was terribly boring and generic but I attribute Myles to a lot of that.. Slash has had plenty of great guitar riffs and song idea over the last couple decades, just not always the right pieces in place to help him make them great songs. There have been plenty of great songs mixed in there as well though. ** so weird, I am listening to sports radio right now and just heard "Hey this is Slash, and you are listening to NBC sports radio" as I was replying to this post. Well that was fucking random

Izzy might like to write a lot of acoustic, Stonesy, mellow music for his solo albums but he can still turn up and rock the fuck out as seen here. If he was writing for Guns I can almost bet it would be a lot more hard rocking that most of his solo albums.. This riffage in this song just rocks!!! Throw a little Slash, Duff, Axl and any drummer but Frank on it and BAM!!! A kick ass Gn'R song! This one is a bit more basic but still rocks hard.. Again, throw some Axl, Slash and Duff on it and you could have some classic sounding Guns.

Guns were the best at it in their heyday and it was also what they were best at.. Damn shame...

my bad. I thought it was new!

This sounds like a lot of back tracking and uncertainty to me. Much different than what he said a couple weeks ago. That's how I read it anyway. "Slash: No, you know, by the time it gets to the place where anybody’s read it, it’s morphed into something more than what I directly said. There is material that Axl’s been working on for a while. It could be enough for a record if we put it all together.The whole thing of Guns N’ Roses getting in the studio and getting this record done — with myself and with Duff (McKagan) and all that — it’s really just getting started. So it’s really hard to say.Everybody’s got demos, and everybody’s got material, and this that and the other, for whatever it could be. It’s just a matter of us focusing on it.So it’s really hard to answer questions on the next Guns thing.?

I say pander.. It isn't like they have this long ass monotonous discography like AC/DC. Not that there is anything wrong with AC/DC. I respect the hell out of them for sticking to their roots for so long and so do their fans. I think it would be a perfect time for Guns to go back to their roots for a record and make a statement. CD type material is part of what broke the band up in the first place and I don't think the world is clamoring for an new album in the vain of CD.. Everyone else has side projects to get shit out of their system, Axl should should just do that too. Guns N' Roses made some of the greatest kick ass hard rock rock n roll music of all time during the classic era. I can't imagine many disappointed people if they were to release an album that for the most part sounded like classic Guns n' Roses. We didn't get enough of that music in the first place.

Slash's last comment above seemed a bit wishy washy in regards to a new Guns album I thought.