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Really liked "Human Being", "Black Leather" and "Hair of the Dog" on this one

On ‎10‎/‎20‎/‎2018 at 12:34 PM, MidnightToker said:

I'm an avid podcast listener and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any good lengthy Axl interviews. 

This one from 2006 with Eddie Trunk is great: 

 

 

 

 

I like it for the most part but damn Sebastian Bach is REALLY trying hard to look cool in this one. 

On ‎10‎/‎7‎/‎2018 at 12:02 PM, dontdamnmeuyi2015 said:

Yeah, hearing great things too. Lady Gaga was on Stephen Cobert the other night and he raved about it.

 

He's just doing his job

13 hours ago, Billly B said:

"We recorded some stuff, but need to get vocals on it."

They HOPE to get vocals on it

I think that they'll do interviews where they say "We hope to enter the studio" and then nothing will happen. You know, something different. 

On ‎8‎/‎30‎/‎2018 at 10:10 PM, ludurigan said:

“Before I can speak to Slash I have to sign a contract that says that if anything goes wrong – if some kind of shit hits the fan because of what I write – and GN’R lose money, then Classic Rock carries the can. This is no small thing when you’re dealing with the fourth biggest earning tour of all time”

 

https://www.alternativenation.net/slash-reporter-sign-bizarre-contract-interview/

 

 

Nice short 2 "barely a paragraph" each clickbait article.  

On ‎9‎/‎3‎/‎2018 at 6:30 PM, -W.A.R- said:

Yeah Pawnshop Guitars is a good album.

Slash was also on Cure Me or Kill Me, which is one of my favorite side-GNR songs. I like the mid-90's gravelly guitar sound.

It's pretty good. Some duds in there like Johanna''s Chopper. Gilby sure is a terrible lyricist though. Yeesh. 

Awesome. Love every song. 

5 hours ago, sidman69 said:

https://gnrcentral.com/2018/08/27/guns-n-roses-guitarist-slashs-earnings-from-2017-revealed/

Slash is apparently losing "Patience" with his wife over how long the divorce settlement is taking. 

 

 

That was cheesy.

If you generate a lot of money, you deserve a big cut. 

I can't believe I didn't notice this before but for the 2 disk set, "You're Crazy" from Lies is missing. It's strange that it would be considering the back of the sleeve says "B-Sides, Ep's, and more"

I'm sure this has been noticed by now by everyone else but was there any reason given? Or is it just sloppy work on the part of the label?

6 hours ago, username said:

That looks awesome! I'm very excited! 

I hope (and feel) this might actually do justice to the traditional Godzilla stuff. You know, the kind that doesn't feature Puff Daddy rapping over Kashmir. 

The instrumental version of that track was pretty cool I thought. 

On ‎7‎/‎21‎/‎2018 at 7:04 PM, Graeme said:

Godzilla'd better win this time...

He didn't lose the last time. It was designed to be an ambiguous ending. 

On ‎7‎/‎9‎/‎2018 at 12:29 PM, zombux said:

yes this is what struck me when I was making the chart.

but it indeed seems it was recorded in 3 separate sessions and quite a distant time apart.

the information is really confusing and sometimes contradicting. 

if you check the original Lies booklet, you'll find that there were 3 recording studios, without any precise information about which dates, which songs, just 3 studios with their names.

for a long time, it was thought that Lies have been completely recorded sometimes in 1988 in Rumbo studios, but it seems nobody managed to read the booklet properly.

now the new liner notes surprised us, saying Patience and alternate take of Crazy (released at WTTJ single) were recorded way back in Take One, then UTLH + Crazy + the "new" MTTC were recorded in Image Studios. 

the missing song from AFD SDE is One In A Million, so by my simple logic that one was recorded in Rumbo Studios.

then there are 3 unreleased songs - alternate takes of OIAM, UTLH and Cornshucker - while the latter two seem to be connected so they must have been recorded in the same session. 

if OIAM alternate was recorded together with UTLH+Cornshucker is unknown, highly possible but not confirmed.

 

now, to make things more complicated, there's an account by one bootlegger - which might be inaccurate and sourced from other assumptions, but still here it is:

the Crazy recording from this list is the alternate take from WTTJ single, or more precisely of the latter WTTJ single version, released in October 1988.

and if the new liner notes are to be trusted, then Patience and Crazy alt. take is not from the Rumbo sessions.

weird and confusing shit...

Are those songs that the bootlegger described available anywhere? I'm curious to hear them

Maybe my understanding is off but from what I remember, but wasn't Lies recorded in a day? You're Crazy, Used to Love Her, Patience, One in a Million. I remember reading interviews where this was stated. In the liner notes, different days are listed. 

On ‎7‎/‎6‎/‎2018 at 12:47 PM, The Holographic Universe said:

The average human being just doesn’t care. It’s internet indignation and that only last until the next indignation. 

Nah, they care. Shit like this was going on long before the fake outrage culture

5 hours ago, The Holographic Universe said:

I find it pointless that musicians care that their songs are played at political events. It affects absolutely nothing. 

It affects their image. If you were a musician and your music was being played at a Nazi rally, and then people thought you were a Nazi, would you still feel like it affected nothing? 

On ‎6‎/‎21‎/‎2018 at 4:32 AM, Dean said:

Definitely class to see him out with the band. I was reading a post on Facebook by someone who got talking to him, they said he was in a great mood.

Yep!

Just now, RevolverBobcat said:

Yes, it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDtracks

Ok cool. It's a better option than "mastered for iTunes" in the iTunes store

9 minutes ago, RevolverBobcat said:

Why $1000? These are the same: http://www.hdtracks.com/appetite-for-destruction-deluxe-edition-638995 Right?

Is this a legit site?

14 hours ago, MJRemastered said:

Since the show was recorded and we have soundboard of it i wonder why it is not included in the Super Deluxe Edition and not even in the Locked N' Loaded box. Imo that would have been a great selling point since the show was awesome and a remastered verison would have been more than welcomed by anyone. What makes me whonder even more is the inclussion of ISE, KOHD and WLR in the 2nd disc of the Super Deluxe Edition, i know that they were a part of Live like a Suicide but still, having a CD with the entire show remastered i don't think would have been that big of a problem. 

Also to add, KOHD would have been nice to be cut before Axl makes that statement "I gotta picture this......they call us sweet ACDC", that part made more sense in the begging of WLR

Because i am blind i didnt notice the sub-section for AFD, can a mod or admin please move my thread, and I am sorry 

"Sweet AC/DC". I think he says "the new AC/DC"

1 minute ago, cqleonardo said:

I believe that is 70+ counting the vinyls in the big box

I'd love to hear those but the big box plus all the equipment is really out of my price range :/

Spotify says that there are 51 songs. Weren't there 70+?

1 hour ago, cqleonardo said:

if they did it right, for the fans and not for money... would be the best thing ever...

I don't think they'd be doing it for free

8 hours ago, StrangerInThisTown said:

Apparently people feel entitled to get things before their official release date if they have subscribed to some music platform, and thus the entire subscription is worthless.

Can I have some toast with that jelly?

It possible to make stems from the 5.1?