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Rodzilla72

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  1. Ah- now I understand your Avatar! Best of luck this season- congrats on finally ousting Snyder!!
  2. At least 75%, and it'll be more in Boston, Wrigley, Meadowlands in NJ- the American crowd is mostly of the "Nice! you wanna go see GnR at Fenway??! That'll be awesome- then this wintah we'll go see th' New Kids at the Gah-den- holy throwback, kid!" variety. On that note, new releases won't nudge the ticket sales needle in the States (IMO); maybe it would help in South America where the fan base is massive AND more up on the current band, but who knows?
  3. Hey, technically it "could be" anything, right? I mean, again, that sentence clearly states something different, but yes technically you may be correct.
  4. Am I misreading this sentence then? "He mixed GN’R at Tons of Rock" + "came down to help set up a private listening session with Axl Rose after the show" - does that not say he mixed the soundboard at the recent concert and is now helping recreate the live mix on the studio's speakers so the band can hear how they sound? “He mixed GN’R at Tons of Rock and came down to help set up a private listening session with Axl Rose after the show.”
  5. True, but at least the thread has returned to its true purpose: speculating about what the track list would/could be if the songs that we hope/probably/ok some of them definitely exist are ever actually released.
  6. I love it- and how about Zappa??! the man released more LP's than any of us could ever imagine
  7. I love it: "almost definitely" I'd paste a "so you're saying there's a chance" GIF in here but I'm too lazy.
  8. Agree 1000%- I won't derail this pinned fantasy-based thread about a hypothetical "new" GnR album, but I love the new Metallica record, and their level of promo has been off the charts (Kimmel residency, all over Social, interviews, dropping songs & videos leading up to release date, etc).
  9. Thanks my friend- good for you going to the source like that.... I love his answer too ("Why Guns n Roses fans think it's about a bass player is insane to me" lol). I admit It is weird that Duff McKagan has repeatedly claimed it's named for him.... what a random thing to make up. What could one gain from it?? But whatever- the late 80's/early 90's were a foggy time for these guys.
  10. OK- to your point, maybe they did; maybe they named the generic, Budweiser-inspired beer in the Simpsons - an animated sitcom about American blue-collar family life - after the then 23-year-old bass player from a hard-partying yet not overly threatening hard rock band. I can't dispute that possibility.
  11. Sorry I'm a bit late to this discussion but why would the Simpsons have named Duff beer after the bassist from an up and coming hard rock band? And if they did so what? The show never uses Duff McKagan's likeness or makes reference (even jokingly) to him. And finally Duff beer is clearly a take-off/satire of Bud and or Busch beer (Duff Man, Duff Gardens, Duff Dry, Duff Bowl, etc.) - they constantly poke fun at the lowest common denominator appeal of Duff beer... from a legal standpoint if I were the Simpsons I'd be far more wary of the mega company that owns Budweiser (Anheuser-Busch Inbev SA). Also "Duff" is a slang term for various things, the most applicable one that comes to mind being "butt" or "a$$" as in "get off your duff" or "sitting on my duff".
  12. Yes- Amazing and classic skit - and Sandler's Axl has been my avatar here for years!
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