Ghostie

I've listened to thar song hundreds of times, so it's odd that for the first time the other day I caught something that I never before noticed. After "peace is closer", sometimg else is muttered very softly, but I cannot make it out.

I have some old 90's Metal Edge magazines I was looking through recently, and I stumbled upon some pics of Ashba in BB. He didn't look so "demented" back then, but his wife did via plastic surgery.

Here we go!

Paradise City's the closer on side G, man. I hear what you're saying, because with the solidness of the album and the overarching vibe, you could arrange it in many reasonable combinations.

Dude I totally didn't think of that. I forgot that this was still the cassette/vinyl era. That actually adds another layer to it that I didn't think of. The G side seems to be the decadent, angry, drug GNR songs while the R side seems to lean towards songs about women and relationships.

yeah thats how they set it up

side Guns - Gritty street records

side Roses - the songs about Girls

That's awespme. Never looked at it that way.

He's a master of disguise, second only to Dana Carvey. That's my theory at least.

Paradise City's the closer on side G, man. I hear what you're saying, because with the solidness of the album and the overarching vibe, you could arrange it in many reasonable combinations.

There's a band named Pariah. They had an album on Geffen titled To Mock a Killingbird. It's solid from fromnt to back, but oddly it not on YouTube. This sould give you the idea though.

Yeah, dude can still do the job. Despite his trials and tribulations, he's earned his wings in this life with the drumming on that album alone.

CD shits all over VH III.

Who are the three dudes with shades next to Adler singing backup vocals? A good view at 12:12.

He'd make an awesome Wilbury!

Going to see them in Minneapolis next week! Downzy, your review has me stoked for it. First show in a while for this old timer. Album's great. The more I listen, the more I appreciate it too. A good sign. Both Rolling Stone and Billboard gave it mediocre reviews, but I think it's the best rock album I've heard siince Haim's Day's are Gone.

Any love for Talk Show?

A GNR/Zepplin double bill lwould be delightful.

Dave was my favorite kind of person. Real.

That show was fucking awesome. That picture isn't an accurate representation of how he appeared,

The FF are the most depressing thing that came from Kurt's death. Plus, Dave seems like one of those assholes who plays the god guy card. I do dig Everlong though.

I'll go see it if John Candy reprises his role.

Nothing's going to push somebody to the land of suicide like a visual reminder that original Guns n' Roses is nothing but a memory.

Looks like that Rolling Stone review's gotten to him, or something. What the fuck was that? Like the guy had a stroke or something. Is there a doctor in the house?

Pretty sure it's midnight Pacific time.

Obviously, you'd need to be a fan of melodic hard rock to appreciate it, but you can lol, if you wish.

As I age(40 currently), I tend to revisit certain albums that were part of my life. Recently, I purchased the Japanese version of this CD. Previously, I had a cassette and record club version, so I've never had a high quality version in my collection. Anyway, it's fucking stellar. Everything about it. In my top ten albums of all time, now that I've revisited it. They have some other stuff that's top notch, but this is a masterpiece. I bow before it's awesomeness.

Granted, I've never made a dollar doing it, but I've thrown a football thousands of times, and yes, a bit of squish helps you have better control of one's passes. In fact, it has always felt a bit hokey, or lame to throw that shit. Like using that "cheater" stick when playing billiards as a little kid. Spygate is a totally seperate issue, true, but this ain't right a bit.

That's some fine chortling, Turn It Up.