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  1. On 10/08/2018 at 12:24 AM, sl4yer said:

    My post "Taco Bell, Pizza, Beer, TV Shows and his pets" isn't sarcasm 

     

     

    "Alfie Bones:: Jarmo, do you know the reason behind the name Dexter? Is he a fan of the show (on Showtime)? Just curious...No need to reply if the reason is deemed private/personal.

    Pine Barrens:: Could be because of the guy from The Offspring, too... but I'd rather it be the TV show.

    Axl: The show and my cat named after the show, she's a methodical killer."

     

    And Melissa calling him junk food advisor.

    You can tell it's all kinda jokes and sarcasm but..

     

    Can't help to think that It looks like Frozen Pizza!:facepalm:

    And it's called Arni's...

  2. On 09/08/2018 at 9:41 AM, wasted said:

    CD II and Remix were done before the reunion. So maybe it’s the record company not really being interested. The AFD re-release seemed pretty easy to release promote. 

    You have touched the vault of Midas! By now we all get that it's the Label that isn't interested on anything NEW GNR related period.

    So I'm expecting at some point a new single with Slash and Duff. I wouldn't say an album, but I think they will release a new single at some point.

  3. 22 hours ago, killuridols said:

    The "employee" that lurks this forum, reads everything, keeps count of what we say, then probably stole your idea and presented it to them as "their" idea and GN'R (or management) must have thought that "dude/tte" is brilliant and when they saw you posting at the FB page, they eliminated you so the bosses wouldn't find out!

    :unsure:

    I'm sorry man, that's so shitty!.... @Gambit83 should make a new episode with you.... "be rippin' off the fuckin' kids..."

    The "Riad intro" Musician just had a good laugh when he read this! :facepalm:

    Did it ever occurred all of you, that Fernando might only come here to get ideas for his job?! :awesomeface:

  4. 7 hours ago, CAFC Nick said:

    Source? Have been on this board for many years and never heard this one before so would be cool to understand where that came from.

    I have heard that from a guy called King Offspring / Mircov, he said the same thing years ago. Every musician in the band participated whether it was writting the lyrics or playing in the song. With that said, it's obviously very vague, but...

    I'm not sure of this but I think he also said Seven was an acoustic song.

  5. 23 hours ago, donny said:

    oh yes i have read up on that but i think he said he only got instrumentals to work with, no lyrics.

    i have read old posts on this forum where people think Thyme is TWAT. 

    I think it is too. There Was a Time = There + Time = Thyme,  maybe Thyme was a joke working title. 

    or maybe, it's about a Plant, it's a plant of the Beta:

    thyme
    tʌɪm/
    noun
     
    1. a low-growing aromatic plant of the mint family. The small leaves are used as a culinary herb and the plant yields a medicinal oil. :rofl-lol:
  6. 22 minutes ago, zombux said:

    I agree with you, but not with the reason. I think there's not much "unheard" stuff from UYI sessions. there are very little known demos, so there's not much space to expand, unlike the AFD re-release. the way to go might be live shows, but we all know how GNR like releasing live stuff.

    I think they can use other things as well, documentaries, shows, and all that plastic/metal crap they usually include on the boxsets.

    Do you think they would mind of putting demos in the boxset that would sound very close to the finished versions? Like the QSound Versions and rough mixes, or the dats without the pianos on the songs? I don't think so... I think that if they feel they don't have enough, they would just put as much random shit as they can, and it would be kind of like Gene Simmon's vault. They don't care. People won't buy the 1000 dollars versions, but real fans will buy the deluxe versions, so I don't think they need to worry too much.

    The way Axl talks about the Use your Illusion albums over the years though, it doesn't seem like he was satisfied. He often referred to those albums as not being in a particular direction and being more like a compilation of what everyone wanted to do, because they couldn't reach an agreement for a specific direction. I've read Axl complaining about the drums on the record (Don't know if it's mostly spite or constructive criticism).

    Honestly I think Axl was already thinking in a Chinese Democracy kind of album (the ballads album) during that period of time already. Then on the first years with the new band, there were hardly any songs from the Illusion Years, except for Live and Let Die, November Rain and You Could be Mine. We had to wait a couple of years to get Civil War, Estranged and even Don't Cry.

    So honestly, maybe because of control reasons, it doesn't feel like he was satisfied with the way those albums were made. Our best chance is if the label is imposing this boxsets to make money out of the band, then we might get lucky.

  7. 1 minute ago, OfftheBeatenTrack said:

    Thing is, this "album" has:

    6 rockers (You Could Be Mine, Perfect Crime, Bad Obsession, Used to Love Her, Back off Bitch, Yesterdays)

    4 midtempo songs (The Garden, Knockin' on Heaven's Door, Patience, One in a Million)

    2 slow songs (November Rain, Don't Cry)

    So it isn't as extreme as it looks, :D

    I can't agree on Bad Obsession or Used To Love Her. I can agree on the rest of them, but still say that in my mind 4 rockers wouldn't do.

    It's different when you have a full acoustic album, you're expecting accoustic only, you're expecting a slow paced album. A normal GNR album, in my mind I'm expecting at least  8 Rockers out of 12 songs

  8. 15 minutes ago, OfftheBeatenTrack said:

    I mean, the Illusions had the same quota of slow tunes, if I'm not mistaken. So I don't think so. And I tried to "sandwich" those slower songs in between the rockier ones, to try to make it flow better. Give it a listen, you'll get what I mean

    Yes, but then you have You Could Be Mine, Right Next Door to Hell, Double Talkin Jive, Bad Apples, Coma, Don't Damn me, Dead Horse, The Garden, Shotgun Blues, Get in the Ring, Civil War, Garden of Eden, Locomotive, Back Off Bitch, Pretty tied Up, 14 Years. 16 Rockers!

  9. 2 minutes ago, OfftheBeatenTrack said:

    For reference, here's an album they could've put out back then:

    GUNS N' ROSES - GN'R LIES (ALBUM, 1989)
    Side One:
    01 You Could Be Mine - written in early 1987, recorded as it is
    02 The Garden - written in 1985, Axl on lead in the bridge instead of Alice Cooper
    03 Perfect Crime - written in early 1987, recorded as it is
    04 Don't Cry - written in 1985, Izzy/Duff on backing vocals instead of Shannon Hoon
    05 Bad Obsession - written in 1985, lead guitar instead of harmonica
    06 Knockin' on Heaven's Door - covered since 1987, no choir on the "slow" part
    Side Two:
    07 Used to Love Her - more "electrified" version, like they used to play live
    08 Patience - most probably as it was recorded back then
    09 Back Off Bitch - written in 1982, slightly faster tempo
    10 November Rain - written in 1983, stripped down, as they used to play live
    11 Yesterdays - written in 1985, as it is on the album
    12 One in a Million - slightly more "electrified" version, as with Used to Love Her

    The arrangement bits are just my guesses on what they would have done back then. Also, the fact they had Popcorn still functioning and playing some fantastic stuff, as well as Izzy being proiminent in the mix on Lies, would finally make the Illusion critics shut up :D

    With five songs that could easily be lead singles, they would have no problem equaling Appetite's success, as well as making the transition to the more "complicated" material they started writing in mid-1989 (such as Civil War) much smoother.

    Oh, what a dream... :D

    That would have been a "Chinese Democracy", and the band would have lost their momentum. Too much slow songs on the album.

  10. This is my speculation of what's gonna happen in the future:

    Axl is old and doesn't care. He's on his last years of his career. He has probably 4-5 years left of his career, then he will retire. He will be touring with Slash and Duff with some stops here and there in between.

    We'll probably get the Illusions boxset with Spaghetti included (as Lies was) and that's it... Then when he's retired, luckily he will finish that supposed auto biography book, and that will be it.

    The Chinese Democracy Era is finished and buried, I don't think he will ever release any of those songs. Slash and Duff would never support the release of those songs anyway, cause they haven't wrote it with Axl, so they have nothing to gain from it. Playing Chinese Democracy songs is one thing, releasing new "Chinese Democracy era songs" that they haven't wrote, and were written by Axl with other artists replacing them is another. They won't support it in any way shape or form. I don't believe it.

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  11. One thing’s for sure, it’s been 10 years since GNR’s last Album Release, Chinese Democracy.

    If it wasn’t for the leaks, we would probably still be crying about it and waiting for it!

    So I don’t expect a new release any time soon. Not in the next 5 years or so. Axl clearly indicated that it’s not a priority.

    if he didn’t deliver when he said he would for the longest time in 2006 and 2011. Imagine now that he’s saying that’s it’s not a priority.

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