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Roderick

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  1. Ahahah absolutely, I think I watched it 10 times in row :lol:

    Btw, it'd be cool to know when Checkmate/Jackie Chan was recorded and who plays on it. I sent the clip to Brain a couple of years ago asking if it was him or Josh Freese playing, but got no answer unfortunately.

    i think that someone "confirmed" that the checkmate clip was from the 1999 sessions (same source as IRS and Twat 1999) with Josh Freese

  2. 3. the "checkmate clip" was confirmed by axl to have a working title of "Jackie Chan."

    I don't recall Axl directly confirming that - he basically said "you've heard bits of it somewhere" and the fanbase assumed (whether correctly or otherwise) he was referring to THAT clip.

    no, the "you've heard bits of it somewhere" was regarding "The General". he confirmed the "Checkmate clip" had "Jackie Chan" as the working title

  3. Checkmate is The General...I can't remember.

    No, Axl said in the chats that the working title was Jackie Chan.

    and agreed that clip sounds cooler than the whole Libertad album.

    i'm so curious about this song, i usually get like shivers when i listen to the clip

  4. Dj bothers me. his antics on stage are annoying like that "putting his hand behind his ears so people roar" his look his "I'm the Shit" stage persona. he tries too hard. his fuckups are sometimes more annoying than robin. And the changes he does to many solos are really boring and generic. I heard some of the stuff he wrote in other bands and it's boring, generic, poppy mainstream seeking hard rock. i don't really like his tone usually too, and ballad of death is overrated, but nice.

    he isn't really that bad but he is annoying

    Robin was an artist. I even really enjoy a lot of the changes he did to the old material. it was original. the stuff he wrote was great. i was a fan of him ever since i first saw a crappy bootleg of show in '06 where they didn't even show new songs. he pretty much always did a really great SCOM solo too.yes he fucked up often (Slash did too) and was sloppy, but he was great, a great addition to the band. he did original guitar sounds and ideas as said

    i really agree with this Indigo Child posted:

    "He came across like a true artist all ups and downs of that included. DJ came across like an actor and he lost me with his stupid hand behind the ear pose and lighting a cig right before his solo just so the camera could catch it parking in the guitar tuners while he played his generic minor pentatonic blues scale stuff. To me that shit in Guns at this point comes across like pure sarcasm towards the band and their audience."

    and that robin solo was amazing,a blend of blues, hard rock, modern stuff and his unique style and feel

    plus the intro to CD sounds really weak when played by ashba live

  5. really tough choice, Duff was/is a very good songwriter and i love his playing style (particularly on the illusions, pretty underrated) and he does cool vocals, i like his playing style more than tommy i think. But i'm not completely sure if he fits in the new band, he probably does (he was in Jane's Addiction too).

    But tommy is cool too, good bass player and important in the making of Chinese Democracy the songs on the album he co-wrote are really good. i would also mean more internal "weaking" of the new band, not sure how to express it.

    i really don't know, i'd probably choose Duff, i always was a fan of him

    someone post more arguments for Tommy i can't really choose now. Not that it matters. lol

  6. "What I can say is if you don't like this, then you probably won't like that. Same people, lots more approaches, bit meaner in places and darker in some. Robin does a really great Stevie Ray Vaughan-type solo on one track."

    Hope that's what it will be like.

    that's what i want

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