pepsicoca

it's bad enough that we know their mother......

never said it was an absolute proof. but why would that guy lie about that ? nobody gives two shits about waxl at ferrarichat.com

people should also be aware that most of ferrari owners have an account at ferrarichat.com

so there's a very good probability that axl has an account over there

there's no demand for nu(fake)gnr music.

Frank Ferrer is cooler than Sorum.

no.

do you know if axl is posting on other forums ?

i've read that axl is posting at ferrarichat.com: https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferrari-discussion-not-model-specific/1173-ferraris-celebrities-12.html

It doesn't say that anywhere on the page.

yes, it does.

post #234 : And Axel actually belong to the forums.. don't know his screen name but I know he reads it.

kurt

do you know if axl is posting on other forums ?

i've read that axl is posting at ferrarichat.com: https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferrari-discussion-not-model-specific/1173-ferraris-celebrities-12.html

http://www.chopaway.com/articles/classicrock2001.php

This Izzy interview makes it pretty clear why he left

best interview ever.

"It's obviously not Guns N'Roses"

6 years later, bumblefeet has done jackshit with Axl.......

the real gnr did so many things from 1990 to 1996... or from 1985 to 1991

2007-2013 has been a waste of time

You cried for "Estranged", you got it.

You cried for "Civil War", you got it.

You cried for "Catcher In the Rye", you got it.

You cried for "There Was a Time", you got it.

I'm honestly sick and tired of the constant bitching and moaning about how "the band doesn't care about its fans."

Get over yourselves.

how about the little shorts ? many fans want to see axl wearing his little shorts again, we got jackshit.

seriously, it would be cool if axl wore his little shorts again, it would bring a lot of good memories to the fans.

maybe we could start a petition online.

<p><p>

During the '80s, The Replacements exemplified anti-mainstream music. Now, you play in Guns N' Roses, one of the most popular bands from that period. Was that a strange transition, mentally?</strong> Ya know, they're totally different things, but they're both totally the same in a lot of ways, in that its rock 'n' roll. It's what I've always done. Axl is about as anti-corporate-rock as anyone I know, Paul [Westerberg] included. It just so happens that their model of anti-corporate-rock got through and people liked it. People bought it. I can't speak for the whole band, but I can speak for me getting down with Axl, and he comes from the same place as all of us.</span></span></span><span style='font-size: 14px;'><span style="background-color: initial">

:lol: It's good to start the day with a big laugh... Everybody is so anti-corporate nowadays... Even those who play in casinos.

Not interesting at all. An old man trying to sell tickets for his Las Vegas residency... pathetic.

235. the beloved, sweet harmony

God that was pretty horribly written.

+1

Axl sounds like an arrogant prick full of himself... no wonder GNR imploded a couple of years later.

226. Morrissey, Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1947) is really awesome. Not corny, not sentimental. Really strong movie all the way through.

215: Mazzy Star, Fade Into You

joy division, unknown pleasures, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unknown_Pleasures

Awesome album.

I recommend The Man-Machine by Kraftwerk.

195 Rob Dougan, Clubbed to Death

Axl should cover Spacelab with his band before retiring, the lyrics are so awesome and Chris would do a great job

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kc7_xol_34

147. Kraftwerk, Spacelab

Yeah, maybe he'll go with something like this

I don't even understand why you care enough about some person on the internet to write a fucking dissertation on how not to be depressed for him.

and it's not even a good dissertation

IMO Axl aged pretty good

not really