What happened to the March 6th date for the new album?
I am thirty-two years old. That's old enough to have listened to (and worn out) Appetite on tape cassette. I also saw both the original and 1992 line-up in concert. I went to Philly to see the "new" band a few years ago. They didn't show, and of course, the fans rioted. The "new" band has not released an album in over a decade. That means the "new" band has never released an album.
March 6th, huh, Axll? Axl, in his "open letter to the FANS," writes that "This is the first time we have done this publicly for this album," i.e., announce a release date. That is an odd statement to make, considering I recall hearing the word "soon" come out of the man's mouth four or five years ago at the MTV awards when Kurt Loder asked him when the "new" album was to be released. I don't know anyone, other than an inmate, who considers four or five years "soon." But, then again, the album never has been released so it's just as easy to presume that we can tack another four or five years onto his statement of "March 6th."
It is surely ironic that he would include the word "open" in the title of the letter. Open, at least to me, means honest.
An open Letter from Axl Rose
in 2006
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What happened to the March 6th date for the new album?
I am thirty-two years old. That's old enough to have listened to (and worn out) Appetite on tape cassette. I also saw both the original and 1992 line-up in concert. I went to Philly to see the "new" band a few years ago. They didn't show, and of course, the fans rioted. The "new" band has not released an album in over a decade. That means the "new" band has never released an album.
March 6th, huh, Axll? Axl, in his "open letter to the FANS," writes that "This is the first time we have done this publicly for this album," i.e., announce a release date. That is an odd statement to make, considering I recall hearing the word "soon" come out of the man's mouth four or five years ago at the MTV awards when Kurt Loder asked him when the "new" album was to be released. I don't know anyone, other than an inmate, who considers four or five years "soon." But, then again, the album never has been released so it's just as easy to presume that we can tack another four or five years onto his statement of "March 6th."
It is surely ironic that he would include the word "open" in the title of the letter. Open, at least to me, means honest.