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BTW, I've just read that the book was co-written by two swedes. One of them (Martin Svensson) was a famous bubblegum pop singer in sweden during the late 90's- early 00's. A little bit of trivia for y'all. 

Link to his most famous song (if you're interested):

50 minutes ago, MaskingApathy said:

Never

 

So I've read a lot of people claiming that the release of the book has been cancelled. I've tried to find more source by googling, to no avail. How do you know that the release has been cancelled? 

On 2020-05-04 at 5:45 PM, axlvai said:

The Last Dance. 

Go for it. If you were born on the 80s or b4.

One of the best series I've seen the last years

Just listened to "you're crazy" from this show, loved the new arrangement. It sounded like it would fit on "Rocks" by Aerosmith.

32 minutes ago, jamillos said:

That guy with the smart phone! GONE! 

I'll do it myself, got damn it! 

8 minutes ago, Axl_morris said:

Wheres everyone hearing the soundcheck??

+1 on this, I've googled like crazy just to find any video or soundbite, with no luck. 

21 minutes ago, ChineseDemocracy said:

Good for Matt, hanging on the GNR bandwagon is all this guy really has right now. If it wasnt for Slash, this guy would have 0 career.

Well, he could still be the drummer for The Cult. 

Loved FFVII when I was a kid. Recently played it again, the blocky graphics doesn't bother me at all. Still a great game. I never liked FFVIII. The design, characters and shattered story didn't appeal to me. I haven't played any of the games after FFIX (which I love). The characters, story and design doesn't appeal to me at all, just seems bland and tacky. 

My favorite of them all is FFVI, followed by FFVII and FFIX. The remake of VII seems ok, I guess. I still prefer the design of the original, the remake seems quite cheesy. The series never gained from using voice actors. Quite the contrary IMO. 

This is just sad. Hopefully the fact that he is making this public will force Tyler & co to welcome him back to the band. It's not like the rest of them are 100 % in their recent performances either. 

43 minutes ago, double talkin jive mfkr said:

i think he went out on a limb saying it as in him going out on his own to serve his own parasitic needs of stirring the pot and not really admitting it 

Oh man, I can't read about "parasitic needs" without thinking about a cheap punk named Warren Beatty. 

South london is full of man city-fans, right? Why? 

2 minutes ago, Harvey Purewall said:

Cheers! I was actually thinking of staying in either Camden or Shoreditch, you will probably know which is better? 

No problem! 

I used to live in hoxton, close to shoreditch. Great area, but Camden is also a lot of fun. I'd call it a draw. 

Also a recommendation; if you like weird shit, there's a museum/absinthe bar in Hackney called "viktor wynd museum of curiosities". Among the curiosities: poo from Kylie Minogue in a jar and a gold enhanched hippopotamus skull that once belonged to pablo escobar. Great fun, especially if you're fucked on absinthe in the meantime. 

Just now, Harvey Purewall said:

Anybody know of the best area to stay in London? Wold be staying a few night and would also like to hit a few of the bars!! Any help would be really appreciated!!

I just moved from London a half year ago. There's loads of enjoyable pubs. My favourite is "the good mixer" in Camden. Lots of fun (and weird, but in a friendly and funny way) people there usually; all in all, a great "dive". A bonus is that the bar is also historical ground, Blur and Oasis (among others) used to party there in their heydays. "Karaoke hole" in dalston is also a fun place, if you like karaoke and drag queens in a packed, small place. 

The three meat puppets songs nirvana (and parts of the meat puppets) covered at MTV unplugged are far superior the originals IMO. 

Hanson- middle of nowhere

Btw, did you know that there's a fourth hanson brother? Mindblowing...

How popular was Def Leppard in NA? I was under the impression that they where on par with bon jovi, by that I mean not relevant today, but still extremely popular to a level that they should be able to sell out stadiums on their own. Educate me!

I know that I'd heard a band at my junior high school play sweet Child at around the year 2000. I didn't like it.

The first time I know I heard the real deal was when I saw the video for paradise city in the fall of 2001. It really blew me away, it was the coolest thing I've heard (and seen) in my life, I taped it and watched it over and over again. Not long after that I bought appetite for destruction and was hooked. 

I don't think axl would give a rats ass about this guys "reaction" but the name Ken Tamplin (just the sound of it) sounds like a perfect name for axl to mention in a rant. 

"this song is dedicated to a cheap punk named Ken Tamplin" etc. 

1 hour ago, charliedont said:

It's a glorious mess. Axl needs some work on the timing. 

Haha, so they haven't rehearsed this one at all (except the ending)? 

Locomotive!!! It sounded pretty good, far from perfect, drums a bit rushed at times (and the alternative outro was so-so). Like many have said here, that song is "one tough cookie" to pull off so hats off for them for making the song justice.

1 hour ago, AlexisGolnas said:

How come everyone who is going to a show end up having a blast but the guys in the forum reading every time the same setlist is disapointed? 

Guess what? U should be dissapointed for not attending a show. Songs arent played for you to enjoy at home. If youre tired of reading the same letters of a setlist in a forum, dont bother reading.

Shows arent made for forum users.

The rest of you going to a show, have a blast 🤘 (Setlist was awesome, u crazy)

Probably because an unchanged and predictable setlist makes it look like they aren't being creative. This makes it look like the reunion is solely a "money grab" instead of a band who enjoys playing together and change it up. I bet the shows are still good (attended one of them) but I guess people (including me) are worried that the creative magic (between the current big three) is gone and that the stale setlist attests for it. 

33 minutes ago, Gibbo said:

Setlist:

It's So Easy

Mr. Brownstone

Chinese Democracy

Welcome To The Jungle

Double Talkin' Jive

Better

Estranged

Live And Let Die

Slither

Rocket Queen

You Could Be Mine

Shadow Of Your Love

You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory/Attitude

Civil War

Coma

Blues Jam/Sweet Child O' Mine

Wichita Lineman

Wish You Were Here

November Rain

Black Hole Sun

Knockin' On Heavens Door

Nightrain

 

Patience

The Seeker

Paradise City

Haha, what a bold and exciting change in the forever boring and predictable setlist. 

11 minutes ago, The Real McCoy said:

 

Cool, thanks!