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  1. Nighttrain chat - 10:30pm:

    DJ ASHBA : ZOMG!!! I got some breaking news guythsssssssss, I gave Axl 40 HITS yesterday and he told me he loves them and we are going to work on them immediately and getting this album out is our number 1 priority!! #Albumimminent #AFDwhat?? #Conquertheworld #Ashbalegacy

    Bumblefoot's twitter - 10:32pm:

    I would really like to get one song out but an album has never even been on the cards. I don't wanna give fans false hope, nothing is happening. AKA stfu DJ.

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  2. That picture always creeps me the fuck out...

    I wish people would stop posting it

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    that's some seriously frightening imagery.

    Internet bully!

    ..is it a man or a woman ?

    either way, i guess it's a scary Axl fan, probably the type that posts here and don't think much of Slash

    Lots of trannies in Brasil

    THAT'S FROM BRAZIL?! facepalm.gif

    ..is he/she part of Team Brazil.. :D

    It was inevitable that a photo of Volcano would surface.

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  3. The band has been one of the hottest live acts in the world since Dj joined in 2009.

    Note to Lolcano,

    South America is not the world.

    Regards,

    The sane people.

    It's more than South America they're popular in you twat

    Actually they are popular everywhere except the US.

    The US does not dictate how popular something is. They are simply a small fraction of the planet.

    I'm Canadian and CD debuted at #1 over here and went platinum in no time. This happened mostly everywhere in the world.

    With that said I believe CD went platinum in the US anyway??

    Yeah it did. And I agree with Volcano, US doesn't dictate shit. Like it or not, Chinese Democracy is a popular album.

    Like Lolcano said, and I'm surprised he actually admitted it, NuGNR (whoever is in it this week) are not popular in U.S.

    Yes you're right, U.S is not a crucial market. Fucking LOL...

    It's ok though Axl can keep doing his South American tours to feed his ego and delude himself people actually care about this band.

  4. A man of DJ's stature in the rock n roll community, being an elder in the rock world, should be able to unite GNR with his Bullyville associations.

    Otherwise it looks like DJ is just apart of Bullyville to get his name out there as an advertisement and build his brand. We all know Asbha isn't like that though.

    Thank god BBF kept it together so the world could get the 85th leg of the CD world tour.

  5. If Paul McCartney would actually call his band The Beatles, then yes, The Beatles would be still touring. IMO it wouldn't be as good as the classic Beatles, but it would still be The Beatles cause it's called The Beatles.

    This is GNR as much as Paul McCartney's backing band are The Beatles.

    If you accept these hacks as GNR, then you have to accept The Beatles are still touring...

    Likewise the current GNR isn't really as good as the classic GNR, but IMO it's still pretty fucking good and better than most bands out there. So yeah, I still love GNR. Both the new and the old versions.

    If you drank a Coke can full of urine and convinced yourself it was Coke you were drinking (because the can label read "Coke") it still wouldn't change the fact you're drinking urine.

    If you would want to delude yourself that McCartney with a bunch of session players would be The Beatles, then I don't think it's worthwhile arguing that GNR with it's 50 replacements of replacements are worthy to be billed as GNR.

  6. Bumblefoot Eager to Make New Guns N' Roses Music

    'We have a great band that's ready to do it'

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    Guns N' Roses have a few select dates lined up, headlining at Rocklahoma on Memorial Day weekend and the Governors Ball fest in New York on June 8th. If guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal has his way, those will be the last dates for a while so the band can concentrate on new material.

    "There's a lot of stuff, it's just a question of all of us organizing. We're still doing shows, and I think once we clear our schedule and focus more on new music, it'll happen," he told Rolling Stone when we saw him at the Race to Erase MS benefit in Los Angeles last weekend. "We just have little things on the back burner, just waiting for the right time for us to organize and make something new out of it. Hopefully we can make more music – that's what it's about."

    To Thal, however successful the band might be on the road at this point, they need to get back in the studio to make a follow-up to Chinese Democracy. "It's what the fans want, too. They want new music, and we can do it. It's not that we're done. I'm not ready for that," he said. "We need to keep making music. We have a great band that's ready to do it and can do it well."

    Though a lot of bands write on the road these days, Thal has never mastered that skill. "I've tried every single tour for I don't know how many years. I bring a little rig with me to write. I just can't do it. I need to get home, refresh, recharge the batteries, and that's when it all starts to happen," he said.

    "What I started doing in 2011 for my own music is a song a month – put up a song, put up guitar transcriptions with it, backing tracks, remixing stems, everything. And I did that throughout 2011," he said. "And it was a great way to just keep a constant simmer going rather than waiting to build up to a big boil, then shutting the flame off and going on the road and trying to do that again.

    "I would love to do that with Guns. I don't think it's in the cards, I don't think it's what everybody wants to do. But me personally, if we could put out a song every time we're about to hit the road, that would be a great way to do it. It would add relevancy to each leg of the tour as well, having a fresh song that we're playing on that leg," he added.

    He is optimistic that eventually there will be new music to play: "Let's keep our fingers crossed that life will not get in the way and we can get this last batch of shows done. Looking forward to it, but I'm also looking forward to having the main priority of our Guns time be making new music."

    Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/bumblefoot-eager-to-make-new-guns-n-roses-music-20130508#ixzz2SibxRZYl

    After months/years of having to hear from every Axlbots mouth that new music is right around the corner and on the verge of coming out, here you have it...

    ITS NOT EVEN ON THE CARDS.

    And yes, BBF just called their tours irrelevant LOLLLLLL - "It would add relevancy to each leg of the tour as well, having a fresh song that we're playing"

    :rofl-lol::rofl-lol::rofl-lol:

  7. Now I kinda took the Grohl comment as if Axl hasn't been doing anything and hasn't been seen for ages, seeing as he compared him to dead people.He's only performed hundreds of concerts in the last few years,not to shabby for a so-called recluse.Maybe he's a functional recluse,yeah that's it,Axl's a functional recluse.Anyway I highly doubt Grohl's comment was intended in a complimentary way based on his previous Axl, Gnr comments.IMO

    cbgnr is in full 'I love Axl' fan boy defence mode.

    Dude, the world doesn't care he's done hundreds of concerts with a bunch of fill ins to pay the bills. Axl is a recluse. There's no argument.

    It's just the music industry having another collective laugh at the joke that is Axl Rose.

  8. The truth is no one really changed. They just changed the way they live. The things that Axl always wanted to do started getting done because now he had more money and resources to get them done but no one really changed. There was a change in Izzy when he got sober same thing for Duff and Slash but thats about it. They all all pretty much the same people as they used to be before they made it.

    Thanks for answering Marc.

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