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He managed to get Pink Floyd but not Guns N Roses? You rarely hear Pink Floyd music in movies.

AFD 30th (or 31st because I could see it happening in 2018) will probably be a residency or Hollywood Bowl for 2 nights but it depends how long they stretch this tour out and if new music is going to come out, plus they're still going to try to outdo themselves on the world tour.  

On 8/16/2016 at 4:29 PM, Zint said:

What caught my attention about this release was how cool the Beatles mono collection is. I bought both Beatles stereo and mono collections on cd and I was surprised how often I preferred some of the mono mixes.

It was quite a revelation.

I'm not interested in the vinyl aspect of this, but I'll wait it out for the cd collection price drop (a mistake I made with the Beatles sets, lol), it's a worthy add to the collection imo.

I can wait for the right price though.

Amazon Prime Day or Black Friday, usually Superdeluxeedition posts the deep discounts for box sets (they'll post the best price, it might be Amazon Italy or Amazon France where the best deal's at) . They should have made Stray Cats 2 CDs and included some of the Metamorphosis cuts. At 150 US, it'll probably drop below 100. Hopefully there will be a bunch of ABKCO era deluxe editions to come but as far as I know, Mick and Keith have no involvement or interest in promoting any of it, even though the entire catalog is all under Universal. 

Not great timing for the people who were going to put 700 dollars down for that mammoth Pink Floyd box set, but once that comes out, the fans are going to put all the "exclusive to the box set" out there,  post the videos on You Tube, but Pink Floyd will probably have a fair amount of it up on their official pages.  

Glad they finally got around to doing it. 

There's also the box set (which is a decent 20 bucks), what's on Neil Young's Archives I box set and Stephen Stills' compilation & his "Just Roll Tape" which were a lot of demos at the end of Buffalo Springfield. 

The third album is like listening to Page era Yardbirds for future Led Zep songs. 

On 8/17/2016 at 5:35 PM, BadApples87 said:

http://www.vhnd.com/2016/08/17/sammy-hagar-apologizes-to-van-halen-exclusive-video/

Here's the deal: Van Halen I, Van Halen 1984, and Van Halen 5150 are some of the best albums ever made.  Eddie Van Halen is a groundbreaking guitarist.

But, Ed and Alex are dicks.  3 singers, 3 breakups.  Totally dissed Michael Anthony, which is bullshit. 

We see a theme here.

Sammy wants them to be on friendly terms, because life is short.  That's cool.  But Ed and Alex have some apologizing to do themselves.

I think when you build a lot of stuff up against someone, you don't really think about the good times. 

Sam became defensive about Mike's abilities as a player. Over the years Alex became Ed's yes man but after reading Rising, he and Dave were the driving force in pushing Ed hard and pushing each other to greatness. 

With the first VH album turning 40 in a couple of years, they're probably going to plan something around it with Dave. Even though Ed said Dave didn't seem interested in a new album and it seemed like Dave was done with Van Halen, more recently (on a Roth Show episode), he did hint that it will probably happen. They take long breaks from each other, which is how I also think GNR are going to be from this point on, but GNR did the right thing by not waiting too long to do it.

12 hours ago, moreblack said:

Roth's solo band was good despite him being in it, because it had Sheehan, Bissonette and Vai. 

Billy Sheehan said there was a concert video in the vault but he didn't say which tour. 

7 hours ago, slim26 said:

No probably about it.  18 hour flight from Austrailia to Texas - they have shows before, day of, and after in Austrailia / New Zealand.  They sure as hell aren't flying 36 hours to lip sync and play air guitar for a half time show that Axl has already made fun of.  Maybe someday though...

 

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I think now that Steven had a taste of being solo and doing American Idol, he probably learned the worth of the Aerosmith name against his own on the marquee. 

If the Seahawks are in the Super Bowl,  I doubt Melissa or Duff would want to be waiting to perform and would rather watch the game, but they're probably going to be in Australia rehearsing.

Just a couple of midwest kids making a living.

It's too bad Pink Floyd didn't reunite to make Amused To Death and do the Dark Side 20th shows but Roger was putting down Polly as a songwriter and were still years from mending fences.

Maybe Bernie Taupin will write with Axl and Slash. 

Steve Van Zandt said they do it by committee because the record companies would ruin it. At this point if they're inducting 1 from each decade, that's fine. I also  think they worry about getting to the point of where they run out of good names to induct and start scraping the bottom of the barrel.

I wonder if Lars was at the show.

Other than them both playing festivals and maybe some rich bastard throwing money at them to play a private gig, you'll never see a coheadlining tour happen.

After NITL, I'll be surprised if they ever play stadiums.

I wonder if people that were hanging at the marina got to hear it...

I'll try to keep up with the Maiden at Wacken concert but someone's really going out of their way to take Holo-Dio down.

Axl>Don Henley (I Will Not Go Quietly) >Roger Waters  (sang Comfortably Numb, Walden Pond benefit - should be on You Tube)

Axl - The Dead Pool (1988) - Patricia Clarkson - Beyond All Boundaries  (2009)- Kevin Bacon  2 degrees of Bacon

If they're touring next year so it'll probably be a while until they put something out. The live stream was a "gift" but that doesn't mean they're going to put Blu Ray out, we might get concert highlights for TV and possibly a censored version of the show like GNR at O2.

Axl knows everyone is busting their asses to get the shows right every single night. If the fuckup happened seconds into the song they would have fixed it. No "Milli Vanilli" or "Trickery" going on, it's a live show. I'm sure someone in the audience was bummed out their favorite song was ruined.

2 minutes ago, PsychoKiss344 said:

 

This is a classic GNR moment though, I love it!

I wonder how different Axl's reaction would have been to this back in the 90's.

Matt Sorum said it in a "classic screeching voice"