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Are you kidding me 

Just now, TheSlashrose said:

Some link please? 

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First time since 1987? 

I didn't even know what this was. 

1 minute ago, Old_school_gnr_fan said:

I don't know, I was figuring You Could Be Mine would be gone from the set list. That really requires some screeching

We both know that's not gonna happen. Same with RQ, speaking of.

What did I say? WHAT DID I SAY TODAY? DOWN ON THE FARM!!! 

Damn, they didn't ditch Silkworms. 

He's still nailing RL, but why does he choose such difficult songs like this and HS? 

This song and this rendition is great. Slash ftw. 

Just now, Manfisman said:

It's the stream. Sometimes it lags and slows down/speeds up

Possible. We'll see on bootlegs.

Best sound so far 

https://www.facebook.com/kei.carpio/videos/1895506800849596/

Does Frank speed up at times or wtf? 

Thank god the Jungle intro has been cut shorter. 

Pretty Tied Up. Wow! 

And someone said there's no Bad Obsession without Zig Zag. Ha! 

1 hour ago, SoulMonster said:

No more broken than you. 

And every forum needs reason. Every one of them. 

Well thank god you're providing it. You have my vote any time! 

37 minutes ago, SoulMonster said:

Pointing out that there are other bands doing the same stuff as GN'R, is not "looking for reasons they should keep doing what they're (not) doing". It is just pointing out facts-

Besides, no reasons are needed, they do whatever they want to do and we just have to accept it. And touring the world and entertaining millions of people is not too bad. They could have been doing nothing. I look at this as a glass is half-full situation. I would have preferred it if they have focused on new music instead, but this is infinitely better than just doing nothing.

You're like a broken record. Do TB pay you? Not every forum needs a Jarmo! 

4 hours ago, tboneman said:

Wait.. what? Lol. Why would I use bands that operate nothing like GnR as example instead of bands that do operate similarly to GnR? And I didn't say "the GnR approach is normal" but rather that it's not that unusual. 

 

 

These are the bands in their league (they even toured together!), and that kind of activity is normal in their case, and so should be in GNR’s. I think if there’s something we need less of, then it’s looking for reasons they should keep doing what they’re (not) doing. 
Yes, it’s not that unusual in some cases, but in their case, they should take examples from bands they’re most often associated with. Otherwise we might as well start comparing them with Pink Floyd. 

1 hour ago, Stay.Of.Execution said:

he made a children's book which is basically about his kids a couple of years ago and got a lot of shit from the fans for it (rightfully so)

Oh, that one... 

1 hour ago, Stay.Of.Execution said:

and fernando's book

He's seriously writing a book? Wow. 

1 hour ago, GnR Chris said:

Disagree on “Breakdown.” He can do it in his normal voice and low register for the most part. 

If by normal you mean clean voice, then I think it wouldn't sound good in the verses. 

PTU needs slight rasp in the chorus, i.e. the exact level Axl doesn't do any more. Bad Obsession would be much smarter. Breakdown wouldn't sound good at all. Down on the Farm, on the other hand, would. 

28 minutes ago, tboneman said:

Extreme has had a new album ready and waiting to be released since 2017.  For whatever reason it wasn't released until later this year. Their last album also was released in 2008. 

It took Black Sabbath 16 years to release a new album with Ozzy after the reunion. They released only two new songs in 1998. 

Van Halen, also took 16 years between reunion/two new Best Of songs and A Different Kind of Truth. They also according to Dave recorded almost full album worth of material in 2000/2002.

Nice job finding bands that fit your point, although I wouldn’t include people like Ozzy, who’s glad he remembers his own name. Now try bands from the same rank, magnitude, or field, so to speak – you can use the Power Trip festival for reference: Metallica, Iron Maiden... hell, even AC/DC. What’s their frequency? And what are they doing for the fans between albums in terms of videos etc.? No, there is absolutely nothing normal about GNR’s approach, especially not considering they’ve slowly become just a legacy touring band yet keep dangling all sorts of carrots about working on new stuff etc. Your apologetics is futile. 
Oh wait, it’s all because of the covid thing, isn’t it? It slowed everything down!