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1 minute ago, RussTCB said:

I'm guessing theyll be very selective about what questions they answered and most will be geared towards promoting the book. 

This should really be titled 'ask me some things'

15 hours ago, tajandreas said:

 

 

New year, new wheels.

Any other photos or do we know the registration number of this one?

On 12/2/2016 at 0:15 PM, Black Sabbath said:

My camera was dying going into the show, so I had to be quick when I took pictures and wasn't able to take my time to get the best, but I got some decent shots. Here they are:

 

 

You got some great shots!

6 hours ago, AxlRoseCDII said:

As a major GNR supporter, that was pretty damn distasteful to hit a Trump piñata in front of tens of thousands of people. Not gonna stop being a fan or anything but that was a rude, stupid move and management should issue an apology.

Hilarity. All the disrespect Trump has shown to so many throughout his reality-show worthy campaign and you expect him to be shown respect back. He's getting the level of respect he's earned himself

Proud of Guns N' Roses on this. They know how they feel on this and they're not afraid to show it

1 hour ago, jafeijo said:

 

Definitely needs more Steven

I guess they only let Steven do OTGM and My Michelle and if Axl doesn't feel like singing one of them then that's that. Bit lame though

2 minutes ago, Jboogie said:

That isn't a denial

3 minutes ago, StoneTempleRoses said:

IDK how there is any pro Frank people on this board it just doesn't make sense. There's no reason to defend him, he doesn't need defending we all know apparently Axl wants him there but none not a single GN'R fan wants him there more than Steven or Matt. I would take Brain back over Frank but some people probably have no idea who Brain even is.

He's not a bad drummer, I was quite impressed watching some clips of him with another band. Also I have to be honest and say he sounded much better when I saw the two Vegas shows in real life. He just doesn't sound quite right for the band generally though

1 minute ago, Live Like a Suicide said:

They should give him the entire Appetite set and let Frank play the rest.

+ Civil War and Patience

1 minute ago, Jboogie said:

Yeah I'm that guy with 26 posts and been fan since 1987....you think cause you post on a  board that you can pick the time when it is over for Frank?  yeah ok...I'm sure the band is listening to you. 

Come on, we all know that you're Frank's mom, aka Jennifer Boogie, and you've come here to stick up for him

Link me, anyone please

Fuck I'm tired of Knockin on Heaven's Door

So the GnR webcast broadcasts him to the world like an advertisement for everyone to see and get excited about, selling more tickets, but in reality they barely let him play. Let's hope for Paradise City

Maybe they're giving him paradise city later

Surely they're giving him another one later

Surely not just one song

Holy shieeeeet!

oh no! any other streams?

Thanks guys, they're sounding great tonight!

Hi everyone. Please may I have the best periscope link?

Keep in mind though that previously Slash's solo band thought they were going into the studio earlier this year and that didn't happen. Maybe Slash will just keep putting them off as GNR continues to develop

Not a huge fan of Slash's solo stuff. I tolerated it for a long time because it was the only we had from him and it was good to hear the GNR songs played live by him, but this is going to feel like a step back

1 hour ago, DieselDaisy said:

In the 50s they were recording on two track.

Yet, go to a Rolling Stones fan and they will not cite Exile, Sticky Fingers or Aftermath - as great as those albums are - as being the band's 'pinnacle' but, Philadelphia Special and all of those Australian shows from 1973 - all audience recordings. Go to a Neil Young fan and he will inundate you with information on The Bottom Line Club and The Catalyst Club. Bootlegs you see predate mobile phones and were recorded on far worse technology, yet many of these recordings encapsulate the very genius of that band.

I'm not denying great bootlegs don't or can't exist, I just think that periscope allows a web connection both at the sending and receiving ends to dictate the quality of what  the listener ultimately hears.

Yep good, nothing wrong with two or four track. Use it in controlled conditions like they did and it sounds great. Bounce tracks like The Beatles did and technically it's also more than four track.

Also those fans you're referring to are trying to present themselves as being hardcore and ultimately the person with the knowledge of the most obscure and least-heard album wins the award of most hardcore fan. They're basically this guy

56 minutes ago, DieselDaisy said:

Many of the greatest albums were made by technology inferior to a modern mobile phone such as an Iphone: antiquated gear, paltry tracks (with which to overdub), little time or production resources. Abbey Road, for the duration of the '60s, The Beatles era, still had only four-tracks!

That is true but they didn't record Abbey Road outdoors, 100 metres from the source of the sound with 50,000 fans and wind to compete with. And four tracks beats one track recorded on a mobile that then pipes it over a poor internet connection to where it ends up played through someone's tinny computer speaker. They also had sound engineers assisting them in controlled conditions. Look at the difference in sound quality you get between three different periscope streams of the same show - they can sound completely different