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5 years from now, in 2028, it will be Chinese Democracy's 20 year anniversary. That will probably get priority for that year.

I couldn't agree more! Though I saw Axl in 2011, not 2010.

Nothing was part of the Village leaks, and it has Axl on vocals.

I didn't mind the second part of Slash's solo on Hard Skool, but the work on the final track seemed uninspired overall. I actually liked his Absurd guitar work, but find the mix atrocious. Same with Hard Skool on the mix. I wish they would minimally have Slash and Duff on the new material (much like how they had Bumblefoot on CD) and actually write and record new stuff with NITL. It's not too late to go this route, where they have a hybrid album (or two, depending on how many songs NITL can actually create) with CD era songs with the superior mixes of those songs from that time with properly mixed new songs or completed unfinished songs from the CD era.

Voted. I'm amazed they even put it on the list, just because that album doesn't get half the love and recognition it deserves. I really liked Robin's solos for Zodiac 13, Perhaps, and Hardschool I'm sad that these will probably never make an official release.

Melissa’s bed.

Will do. I really appreciate your help!

Thanks! I'll probably be able to score some then. Where do you recommend snagging tickets these days?

I'll check again, thanks!

I just looked up Aerosmith prices, thought it would be a fun concert to attend with my dad in Detroit, but at almost $300 each for the cheapest tickets... can't swing it. Guns isn't going to Detroit this year. Any other gigs in that area anyone knows about that would be fun?

Is it possible he can't read? That was transcribed from a radio show, after all.

The ultimate form of this is somehow acquiring additional or alternate albums from different timelines. Imagine a double album for Chinese Democracy from 2004. Or CD2 from 2010. The full Sean Beavan album from 1999, etc. A 1995-1996 GN'R album with Slash and Duff.