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"And we were together from that point on."

songs ≠ lyrics

"Be my rubber maid baby and we could do it all"

Is it safe to assume they're going to Brazil?

Cheese. I won't eat cheese on anything. Even if I'm ordering pizza from Dominoes or something, I'll order it without cheese.

The only time I really think I was in love was with a girl I met in about 2nd grade. We were really close, and as we grew older we were getting more and more attracted to each other. I finally had the guts to ask her out my sophomore year of high school, and we stayed together until after graduation

I mean like songs, etc. that you listen to, but don't want people to know you listen to. For example, I listen to pop music.

What are your guilty pleasure songs/artists/albums/genres?

I'd choose Lcocomotive, but it's not on the list So I'm gonna go with Coma

I feel like I'm the only one who likes Shotgun Blues...

But anyway, I'd remove The Garden. I hate that fucking song.

Nightrain, YCBM, Rocket Queen

Here just a quick pic I made

You can go ahead and use it if you want to, though you would probably have to resize it if you want to use it as your sig.

Here my little review:

1. World on Fire: I was one of the people who weren't too impressed when it was first released, but I actually really like the song now. 9/10

2. Shadow Life: immediatly loved it. 10/10

3. Automatic Overdrive: didn't really catch my attention at first, but not bad. 8/10

4. Wicked Stone: good song, not as good as some people are saying, but it's still good. 8.725/10

5. 30 Years To Life: One of my favorites. 10/10

6. Bent To Fly: Decent... 8.5/10

7. Stone Blind: pretty catchy. 8.5/10

8. Too Far Gone: it's good, not much else. 8.7/10

9. Beneath The Savage Sun: best song on the album. In fact, best Slash song ever. 11/10

10. Withered Delilah: Cowbell!! 10/10

11. Battleground: Yes, Myles sounds great in this song, but the song itself never really clicked with me. 9/10

12. Dirty Girl: catchy. 8.5/10

13. Iris of the Storm: not really memorable, but good. 8.5/10

14. Avalon: not much to say about it, it's catchy... Like all the other songs.... 8.5/10

15. The Dissident: where the fucks my tractor? 100000/10 (without the amazing intro: 8.5/10... Don't really like the chorus)

16. Safari Inn: thank god a song on a Slash record that focuses on Slash. 9.5/10

17. The Unholy: it took me a few tries to listen to the entire song, but I'm glad I did. 9/10

Overall: 9/10

Best solo album Slash has put out.

Officially out on iTunes

Edit: What a fucking nightmare it was to download that album. So iTunes sends me the email that it's out, and I go to download it, and all it's doing is telling me that I've purchased it, there's no option to download or anything. So I'm confused and clicking the shit out of the link iTunes gave me until I eventually decided to look it up, and found out to log out of my iTunes account and back in. So I did, and I go to the album and it comepletely forgot I preordered it. It had the little "complete my album" button, but I was FULL PRICE, even though it already charged me for the 3 tracks already released. So I ended up paying about $15 bucks for an $11 album. Thanks iTunes!!

Yep, another edit: Too Far Gone refuses to download, though all the other tracks downloaded fine.

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Is this it?

I'd listen if it was free

Just preordered on iTunes. Have to admit I didn't like it at first, but it's growing on me

Wow, I listen to that band too!

M Shadows of Avenged Sevenfold really has an Axl sounding voice. A calm, nasally voice, and a high, 'raspy', voice. I've heard that they've had the same vocal coach, and that's why they sound so much alike.

The pickups in my guitars are usually just past crotch distance. Not because I think it looks cool, but because I've been playing that low pretty much my entire life, and it's a lot more comfortable than a higher guitar is. What about you?

I saw Slash at the MGM Grand last month. It kicked ass! But I did enjoy the GnR show I saw June 4th more

I'm addicted to Beneath the Savage Sun

Las Vegas '92

I unfortunately drink a monster every morning.

This was one of the first GnR videos I've ever seen on YouTube, and it really reminds why I became a GNR fan in the first place. It also depresses me because I realize that I'll never be able to see these guys together.

Th original video was removed, so here's a re-upload:

Definitely the best track off of Live Era, mainly because it has the original vocals.

hooray for tolerance!