Lies They Tell

Guess I truly am a hardcore GNR fan then. Somehow I hoped that there would have been another level still that would've been so deep in the rabbit hole that even I wouldn't have understood the references. But I guess not. I didn't plan to become a GNR nerd. It just happened.

Listened to this song for the first time now. The Great White version is absolutely terrible. The original version on the other hand is great! I'd love to hear what the GnR version would have sounded like.

Not sure why anyone would pick "new album", when you can pick "all the stuff from the vault from all eras". I mean that includes the new album plus everything else they've ever recorded.

The perfect scenario for me would be CD2 reworked with the new lineup with some brand new songs written by this lineup and maybe even one or two songs that they originally wrote together in the nineties. Not sure what choice I should have picked, but I chose new music from this lineup. But I definitely want CD2.

Sure, opinions are like assholes, as they say. I'm sure you know that Jungle, Ozzy and even Royal Blood sounds outdated in many peoples opinions. But it's all subjective. I don't think there is such a thing as objectively outdated music. Sounds don't get old. There's just different kinds of trends. For example the synth pop music of the eighties were the epitome of outdated music for a long time, but right now those eighties synth sounds are very popular in alternative circles and you hear those influences even in mainstream music. Industrial sounding music could easily make a comeba

Well everything you said here is kinda my point. Even if we consider Tame Impala rock music, it's still not 100% mainstream. There are no mainstream rock hits today. If GNR is going to release a new album it's gonna sound outdated no matter what, because rock music is outdated. So does it even matter if it's outdated in an industrial way or in a grunge way or in a classic rock way. As long as it's rock music, it's outdated. Don't know if you've heard the leaked songs. Atlas Shrugged, Perhaps, Hard School etc... It's not exactly industrial music. It's sounds a lot like the rest of Chinese

When rock was something completely different? What do you mean? How exactly has rock music changed? There's been no evolution in rock music, because the whole rock genre has died out, at least when we're talking about mainstream music. When was the last time we had a mainstream rock hit? There are no rock hits, so copying what other rock bands do currently is not a way to make a hit song. Current rock bands don't make hit music. Of course bands like Tame Impala are pretty popular, but is that even rock music? The way I see it, rock music is old school music, no matter how it's p

I've always liked Bumblefoot and wished that I would like his music more than I actually do. So I gave Sons of Apollo another chance, and I'm glad I did. Fall to Ascend is a pretty sick tune!

Being realistic often comes off as sad. But honestly crying about Axl's voice day after day is a lot sadder in my opinion. 😄

This wasn't too bad. That Live N Let Die performance wasn't great, but it's the kind of a song that's never absolutely terrible either. There's always those badass screams at least. SOYL is always good and this was no exception. It may not have been the best SOYL performance ever, but his voice was pretty good and he nailed the timing, so what more can you ask. I honestly thought that the BHL performace was one of their best performaces of that song ever. I have very little to complain about that performance That KOHD performace was pretty basic. No much to complain about it. No

My top 5 artists: 1. Guns n' Roses 2. Nirvana 3. Grimes 4. The Strokes 5. The Beatles My top 50 songs of 2020 were: 1. Brianstorm - Arctic Monkeys 2. Chinese Democracy - Guns N' Roses 3. 4 AEM - Grimes 4. Double Talkin Jive - Guns N' Roses 5. The Headmaster Ritual - The Smiths 6. Sphynx - La Femme 7. Let It Happen - Tame Impala 8. Nightrain - Guns n' Roses 9. Band of Gypsies - Cypress Hill 10. Mon Amie La Rose - Francoise Hardy 11. This Is The New Shit - Marilyn Manson 12. Brother Love's Travelling

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I haven't given up on the band. If they come back and start touring after this corona break and there's still no new album anywhere in sight, then I'll give up on this band.

Well I'm not going to any shows, before they release a new album, so in that sense I don't really care what they play, before they release a new album. If they play Hardschool, I'm happy. But if there's no new album in sight, then I won't be happy for long.

The General for sure!