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  1. 8 minutes ago, SoulMonster said:

    I am not enjoying the shows, I don't go to them and couldn't really care less about them (actually, they just give me more work :lol:). I am, though, genuinely happy for all the fans that do go and have a good time, and I think it is pretty surreal to see Axl, Duff and Slash up there playing Appetite now more than 30 years since they started. It's cool. I never would have thought. Good on them.

    What I will do if Perhaps doesn't come out this Friday? The same as I do now, live my life. Sooner or later it will come out. I don't hold my breath for GN'R. I don't get twisted into knots waiting, and I deal with such extremely small disappointments heroically because my happiness isn't contingent upon the actions of a rock band.

    What is it they have handled poorly? A delay on their internal release date (which was never meant to go public) and not being able to prevent TouchTune having the song available for a weekend? You know, I don't consider that a huge deal. We shouldn't have known about the band's plans to release it last week. We were just lucky to stumble upon that information (or, actually, people here doesn't seem to be able to handle that nugget of information very well so I guess we were unlucky). If we hadn't found out, life would have gone on here like it always have and then people would go all crazy of joy when Perhaps suddenly dropped. Fans only have themselves to blame if knowing the band delayed the release of a new single by a week, "turns them" into something. They ought to be excited about the impending new release, yet they fall apart and blame the band/management. As a group, we have become more dysfunctional than the band.

    Brooooooo. Fans only have themselves to blame? Last I checked there would be no GNR without fans. The less GNR puts out, be it communication, music, or general lack of giving a shit, the less fans they have. 

    You live your life. That's awesome, me too. But GNR was a big part of my life. Music can save peoples lives. This whole, we just live our lives thing is demeaning, like the band and their music isnt part of our lives.

    And you're 100% right, we shouldnt have known about that. If the band half assed communicated with its fanbase, then there wouldn't be a bunch of CSI detectives trying to crack the code of listening to new music. 

    I'm not taking part in this any longer, this is exactly what is so wrong with this band, causing this type of discussion instead of discussing the actual song. And yea, I know, it leaked, but forgive us that dont want to discuss the ins and outs of a bowling alley recording and would prefer our favorite band gave us a legit means to listen to it. Have a good one. 

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  2. 1 minute ago, SoulMonster said:

    It's a weird time to have a problem with the band at the time when they are doing great shows and are just about to release a new song. I mean, if this is not good enough for you then praise yourself lucky for not following the band during all those dark, dark years. 

    They became my favorite band when I was 11....in 1998. And those "dark" years were less depressing than this. There was magic still left. This isnt that. This is just depressing.
     

    And who says they are coming out with a new song? Certainly not them. They've done everything they can to make sure they dont even mention the damn thing.

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  3. 3 minutes ago, Jakey Styley said:

    Today I was watching the Woodstock Netflix documentary on my living room TV. Episode 1, spends 15 mins talking about James Brown's performance

    My girlfriend then went on the computer 10 mins later, visits Youtube, and on her recommended is Woodstock 99 James Brown performance. She has never searched anything related to Woodstock 99 or James Brown.

    My theory on these instances is that your partner's phones hear the words you're saying (we know this happens) and are feeding this data into Spotify's search algorithm. A lot of website's search engines are powered by either Microsoft or Google, so this wouldn't be out of the ordinary. I however can't prove that Spotify does in fact rely on Google/Microsoft data.

    Why isn’t red panda or any of the other nonsense people have been searching to test this theory showing up then?

  4. 6 minutes ago, Jakey Styley said:

    Boomers,

    100 of GNR's literal top 1000 listeners in the WORLD search random words which are almost NEVER searched otherwise

    The algorithm finds a commonality between the 100 users searching this very strange search term

    It makes suggestions based on that

    Except of those 100 a lot of people didn’t have Spotify or didn’t use Spotify to listen to music (myself included)

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  5. 23 hours ago, janrichmond said:

    It looks fake to me, it does say they will accept returns. I feel bad for the person that gave you this in good faith.

    Thanks for the help everyone! Return process has already been started. 

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