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  1. Not confusing either one of you. If you reread your post, you would see how you were contradicting yourself. On the one hand you were saying he doesn't owe the fans anything. On the other hand, you were using the argument to say that Axl produced 19 songs. It was a backhanded and sneaky way to support Jim's argument. Anyway I have work to be done. Have a nice day!
  2. This is exactly why I had blocked you a long time ago. You are trying to make an argument when you really don't have any ground. I heard exactly what you said. You were trying to equate new music with buying a ticket for a concert. The two are totally separate. Additionally, you were using the ticket sales argument with saying that apologetics was produced. If anything, you didn't listen to what I was saying. In a backhanded way, you were trying to say that I was defending Axl and not releasing new music. I get the frustration of not getting new music. I am disappointed as well. It is what it is though. If new music gets released then that that is great. If not then I'll just listen to songs by GNR and the solo efforts. It is what it is. With that being said, buying tickets for a concert or show does not mean that I am owed new songs. That argument is illogical to say the least.
  3. As Stone Cold Steve Austin would say: What??? No matter the performer, the only obligation they have to the customer that bought ticket(s) for a concert or show is to perform at that place of venue. To say that an artist or band owes you new songs because you bought a ticket to a show, it's just ABSURD!!! The contract is the ticket for the performance. It's NOT a contract for new songs. Wow! The logic from here is really out there!!
  4. This is a strange post. I don't get your logic in buying tickets and owing you songs. When you buy tickets for a concert, the band or solo artist owes you a performance. They don't owe you new songs. This post reeks of entitlement.
  5. I must say that I do miss the young Axl that was passionate and had the attitude of victory or death. I'm happy for Axl being older and enjoying life much more now. He is in a better place mentally than back in the early 90s.
  6. I would say that Slash was the big winner from the Oscars. I saw this morning how the media is still talking about Slash performing at the Oscars.
  7. Wow! I really like the song "Make Me Lose Control". It was such a great 80s tune.
  8. Is that the reason why we had NITL tour? I mean there was no chance of that happening. LMAO.
  9. That's an interesting response. They'll probably have something for next year since it'll be 40 years.
  10. The two situations that you just described are completely different to Slash's solo album. The first being that it's Gilby. The casual fan didn't know who Gilby was back in the day. A lot of casual fans mistaken Gilby for Izzy. Gilby wasn't a GNR member. Regarding Anxious Disease, that was on West Arkeen's album. As I said with Gilby, the casual fan didn't know who he was. I do remember on the HTGTH website along with Jeff's ( first website dedicated to GNR back in 95), there were hardcore GNR fans who thought that Axl and Slash would reunite when they collaborated on this song. With that being said, I did read a rumor on Facebook that Metal Chestnut is a collaboration between Axl and Slash. If it's that's great. If it's not that's cool too. However, the expectation that Axl will be on the album takes away from Slash. There's a reason why he didn't have GNR and SKMC members on the album.
  11. Why would you expect Axl to be on a Slash solo album? If that happened then people would consider it to be a GNR song or album. It's not. Heck, Slash didn't have Myles on a track. No offense, but it's a weird take.
  12. I noticed the tour for SMKC ends in April. Is Slash touring behind the blues album? If so, for how long? It seems like the tour for the blues album might be short. I'm curious as to when GNR will reconvene. I know there were rumors about a 40th anniversary tour starting next year.
  13. I have to respectfully disagree. The guitar on Hard Skool for the Village leaks were a mess. The song was clearly not ready to be released. Slash and Duff cleaned up that mess. Slash also did well with Perhaps.
  14. I was just thinking this. I wonder if playing these songs are hints to Axl. I wonder if it's because of the UYI box set that came out. It could have propelled Slash to practice Don't Damn Me and Bad Apples on his own.
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