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13 hours ago, Blackstar said:

Yes. It's under my avatar.

Is that you? I always thought that pic is Patti Smith 

Or was it these 3 smokers? 

Well it was summer of 93 just before I finished my 8th grade when I saw November Rain on MTV I was blown away... crazy enough my grandma shut the TV down when that guy throws himself into wedding cake so I did not know what band was playing, next morning was a 3 from 1 hits on FM radio and I found out that it was Guns N'Roses I fell in love right then and there and never stop even this day in 2021 I listen GNR daily, but my question is who was the members that get you attention the most? To mention that soon after I saw videos from appetite Era on MTV weekend and I got to see the previous GNR incarnations at that time, anyways for me was Axl & Slash who caught the most attention! Let me know who was your favorite 2 members as a duo? 

Larry mullen right, but when you think about U2 u think imediatly about Bono so Larry Mullen goes out of ecuation instead that guy The Edge stays for that famous fall out from the stage, so I stand my above case most of the famous bands are best known for 2 founding members or at least 1

I don't know too many drummers(if) who formed one of the most successful rock bands of all time I begin a later example with our beloving mother fu©$€r redneck from Indiana Axl rose, and the list goes on, The Rolling Stones, the Beatles, the who,the doors, led Zeppelin, deep purple, black Sabbath, kiss, Aerosmith, judas priest, iron maiden... Most of these bands were formed by either combination of lead singer/quitarist or keyboard player..etc. so yeah in my point of view Lars deserves the credit for maintaining the Metallica legacy, not neccesarly being the best drummer but he was there all over the place, specially interviews where no other member could talk not being interrupted by Lars, that's metal! 

This can be some of the most ugly GNR related posters ever, I'd rather buy a picture of Izzy Stradlin passed out on a couch somewhere in the 80's America  than this! 

Do you know where can we watch this outside us? 

I was thinking it is made in Israel since you said it was shipped from there, but judging by the Universal logo found close to matrix numbers looks pretty legit 👌

Don't know why but according to discogs, the one made in Israel it's unofficial and most unofficial stuff on discogs are bootlegs, tough for the UK listings they have the same pics.Myself I plan to buy the russian Spaghetti incident which is pressed in a vinyl plant (Melodia, Antrop sublabel) which is maybe half century old vinyl facility, but it's considered bootleg. 

"That's where I got my high voice"after repetitive listening to the song Love Hurts by Nazareth. I'm sure I ve read this in an interview he gave In late 80's.

4 minutes ago, RussTCB said:

It was given to Oprah for a charity thing from what I heard. 

Yes, he had a person lined up to assist with that. 

Yeah I was thinking it was a trick, but given Prince body flexibility I assume he could came back by himself, a lot of Jimi Hendrix style in that solo 

Prince being pushed back on stage was a stunt right?

On 4/26/2021 at 2:13 AM, Sledge said:

The man with a new corvette

lucky Gilby he got the Corvette from Duff in exchange of a t-shirt while in Japan in 92

On 4/24/2021 at 3:33 AM, IrishgunnerII said:

Good evening gene wilder. 

Great movie, just saw it recently again. 

2 minutes ago, Gunsforever said:

Frank Férrer very good.

Ferrer Frank not so good. That guy belongs better in a band like White Stripes, the strokes, Franz Ferdinand, Kaiser Chiefs 

On 9/6/2019 at 7:19 PM, Powerage5 said:

There's all these comments about how Atlas wouldn't be a hit, doesn't have catchy hooks or a chorus, etc. People saying an album needs to have a hit song to be successful, and that's why CD failed. That is simply put, not true. Look at Exile On Main St; it's one of the biggest albums of all time, with no real hit song. It does have one song that gets played at every Stones gig, another that gets played with high regularity, and a third that's played somewhat often, but that's the closest it came to spawning any "hits". Sometimes an album can be about the full picture, the album experience, and still be successful. The lack of a mega radio hit is not what kept CD from being more successful. 

Bro I just came across your post, but seriously do you compare Chinese democracy with exile on main Street?? CD is shit no wonder why Axl didn't want to realeas it. Exile was not so popular upon realease but years later it become a landmark album not only for the Rolling Stones but for rock roll in general, Chinese democracy 13 years later doesn't grow up in fans hearts and let's be honest still sounds mediocre, to me is a record that  I Iisten once in 2 years full album that makes 6 times that I listen to it from it's November 2008 release, Exile on main Street I listen once a month, and I don't agree that it has only one hit song, rip this joint, sweet virginia, all down the line, happy, loving cup, shine a light these are played often on Rolling Stones concerts, can't say this about Chinese democracy songs nowdays

Every time I read the title of this thread I always feel that Susan(and I don't know why her parents gave her such name I guess Susanne would've been a better choice) anyway, Susan vocally speaking is the exact feminine part of Mr. Duff Rose Mckagan aka punk as fuck, pardon fucked as duff! 

On 10/29/2017 at 3:55 PM, papashaun said:

Found the whole show on youtube, all comments/description is in Portuguese.....anyone shed some light on why Axl got so angry with a fan around the 10:15 mark, during "It's So Easy?" In noticed just before that, you can see him flip someone the bird, then point.....you notice Axl says something like, "Get that guy outta here, you hear me Mr. Security guy? Yeah, that guy right there." then "Give me that shirt!!" You also see Axl throw the shirt away.....Just wondering if the guy did something obscene at Axl, or was he wearing an un-licensed GnR shirt? (Joke)....Anyone know what went on??? Just figured the poor security guy may not have known what he was saying, since he more than likely spoke Portuguese.

 

 

It happened to me also in Holland 2006 I showed him a slash t-shirt (I still have it today) and Axl told me during patience solo you're a fuckin idiot! 

On 3/25/2021 at 6:23 AM, lame ass security said:

What does Springsteen have to do with this? Sorry, I couldn't resist.

I m kinda bored with this pseudonames... The boss the king, queen, princess fuck that shit 

Before Michael Jackson became the king it was Elvis a king, and Prince the beautiful artist well was a prince indeed and Ozzy Osbourne is the prince of darkness, Axl was never called the boss and I'm glad if he wil punch some dickhead's face if he's calling him that way nowadays. 

On 3/2/2021 at 8:46 PM, -W.A.R- said:

I think he meant MFSL (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab) - Its an audiophile thing. They remastered AFD and both Illusions.

They did GNR Lies too back in 99 and if u don't wanna pay above 100 $ for each CD u can download them from the Russian tracker

25 minutes ago, allwaystired said:

Why were they so evasive about who played on that SOYL? Was there ever a good speculative reason for it? 

Adler claimed it wasn't him, Frank wouldn't comment, etc etc. Why the need for secrecy on it? 

For me the first time I heard it, I didn't need any info on it it was clearly Frank on drums (this weird dude that really after all this years doesn't fit in Guns N'Roses) and Slash just playing the old solo with another quitar (a Les Paul of course) that's it. Question solved 

2 hours ago, foreverguns said:

To quote Axl... We re Goin try to sing this song that even Ronnie doesn't know...

None of us know.... Classic Ron wood 

5 minutes ago, Gordon Comstock said:

To elaborate on this, pro-shots and/or soundboards of any of these would be cool to see:

Bad Apples - Pantages Theatre, Los Angeles May 11 1991
You Ain't The First (feat. Shannon Hoon) - The Ritz, New York May 16 1991
You're Crazy (feat. Sebastian Bach) - CNE Grandstand, Toronto June 7 1991
Back Off Bitch - CNE Grandstand, Toronto June 7 1991
Locomotive - Madison Square Garden, New York December 13 1991
Breakdown - Madison Square Garden, New York December 13 1991

Dust N' Bones - The Pyramid, Memphis January 7 1992
Don't Cry (Alt.) - Strahov Stadium, Prague May 20 1992
Mama Kin (feat. Steven Tyler & Joe Perry) - Hippodrome De Vincennes, Paris June 6 1992
Train Kept A Rollin' (feat. Steven Tyler & Joe Perry) - Hippodrome De Vincennes, Paris June 6 1992
Tie Your Mother Down (feat. Brian May) - Wembley Stadium, London June 13 1992
We Will Rock You (feat. Brian May) - Wembley Stadium, London June 13 1992
Out Ta Get Me - Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix August 25 1992

Garden Of Eden -  Frank Erwin Center, Austin February 23 1993 OR Cumberland Civic Center, Portland May 8 1993
Reckless Life - Boston Garden, Boston May 17 1993
Coma - Omaha Civic Auditorium, Omaha April 10 1993
Dead Flowers - National Bowl, Milton Keynes May 30 1993
Honky Tonk Women (feat. Ronnie Wood & Mike Monroe) - National Bowl, Milton Keynes May 30 1993
Knockin' On Heaven's Door (feat. Brian May) - Palais Omnisports de Bercy, Paris July 13 1993

To quote Axl... We re Goin try to sing this song that even Ronnie doesn't know...

On 7/7/2020 at 9:36 PM, The Real McCoy said:

The early mixes of Civil War and KOHD (Nobody’s Child Benefit Album and Days of Thunder soundtrack)

Don’t Cry demo

Yesterdays live Vegas ‘92

KOHD from the Freddie benefit

Coma from Live Era

Shadow Of Your Love from the Live and Let Die single. (Not the LLAS version)

LALD live Wembley ‘91

I think that’s all that’s out there as far as b-sides from UYI 1 and 2, right? Not counting the Slash interview from the Civil War EP.

There’s also the weird version of KOHD from the one disc version of UYI that has the phone call section completely edited out.

Are u the the real Mc coy dance artist from the 90's?