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I get where you're coming from about Axl's age, but I think it's important to consider why people bring it up. Many fans are frustrated because there hasn't been much new music for over 20 years, and there's a perception that Axl has spent a lot of time blaming others for these delays. It's not just about his age. For instance, look at Bob Dylan. He released ten critically acclaimed albums after turning 60, including 'Modern Times,' which topped the charts when he was 65! So age really can be just a number when it comes to creativity and productivity. I would have been completely at peace if Axl had announced back in 2008, that he was done making new music and just wanted to do nostalgia tours. It would have set clear expectations. Unfortunately, he’s kept fans in limbo by occasionally mentioning in various forums and interviews, like the China Exchange, that he has stuff under his sleeve and entertaining some ideas with members, giving hints and so on. This has understandably led to such opinions among fans who are left expecting more. Not to mention Nando's mockery of music hungry fans.

Fernando again?

wtf Arsenal...

It's inside the Making Fucking Videos: Estranged. Around 54:00. It's a video mix of actual Estranged music video + some sort of rehearsals footage on a stage)

Glad my comment brought a smile to your face.

Outro of "The Blues" in 2001-2002; "aaah haa haaaa aaah aaa..."s

Estranged, Don't Cry, The Garden & Double Talkin' Jive (from Making Fucking Videos)

Typical Axl secrecy.

- A country collaboration would be nice. Preferably with Ryan Bingham or Whiskey Myers. - Sharing stage with David Gilmour for either Money or Comfortably Numb would be an amazing idea. - Ozzy and Axl on a Black Sabbath song.

1. Nightrain 2. Estranged 3. YCBM 4. TWAT

Liverpool. Sorry Klopp... Wishing the same for Man City in FA CUP against Chelsea. Liverpool, Man City, please give me one loss in premier league as well. Arsenal the best!

Axl in his 40s was the best Axl. He had a fine balance of both past and present Axl. 2006-2010 in particular was the best version of him imo. In this period He was revealing his anger from time to time but looked pretty chill and fun for the most part. Seemed very social, had genuine girlfriend(s), fashionable, excellent vocals and stage presence, was running a creative and dynamic band.

Imagine your grandmother being a Slash fan. How cool is that? Mine is into praying + tea making and stuff.

GNR members get ten times more productive each time they get unchained by the ginger.

I don't see any fludity effect so far on my Pentium 4, Windows 95.

Axl works as an illegal maid for Beta in the Malibu mansion.

I would pay 20 dollars at best to see AFD5. But I would pay 1k at least to see 2002 lineup do a clubshow of CD era tracks and anything beyond. Not many people talk about how we missed to hear Bucket+Robin live on most CD tracks.

Same here. I believe TWAT is one of those timeless songs in Rock.

After all these years, and taking lengthy breaks from listening to the band due to how things turned into a clownfest, I believe I can now provide a balanced overall assessment of their songs from the CD era and which songs are more worthy to hear in the long run: Can listen to these and enjoy anytime anywhere: 1. There Was A Time 2. Street of Dreams 3. Better 4. Prostitute --------- Occasionally will play these: 5. Catcher in the Rye 6. Oh My God 7. IRS 8. Madagascar 9. Sorry 10. The General 11. Perhaps ---------- Can't really listen to these anymore unless someone insists: 12. Shackler's Revenge 13. Chinese Democracy 14. This I love ---------- I would pay you to not play these in my house or at a bar or club: 15. If The World 16. Absurd 17. Scraped 18. Hard Skool 19. Riad and the Bedouins

At this point where the idea of a new album with original material seem to be fading away, I would love to see another cover album by them. At least no songwriting effort needed.

9 instead of 4 average ones after the AFD 😆

2010 Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. I was doubtful if that was also an after-race or not.

They did the 2018 After-Race Formula 1 Concert in Abu Dhabi

Where's DJ Ashba?!

Yea for sure they're very good at bullshit writing. The text for the General video was so serious as if it's a synopsis of a film by Ingmar Bergman.