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1 hour ago, Blackstar said:

He's been always like that, though. Especially since he quit GN'R. As years went by, he went more and more busy.

I’ve always thought it kept his mind from idling and was a sobriety tool. Good for him if so. 

See Velvet Revolver…

My biggest complaint is that this video caters to no one, save maybe Axl and/or anyone else in the band whose creative prowess was expressed. I was born in ‘93 and can confidently say the millennial fans don’t like it. I don’t think the fans older than me like it and the fans younger for sure don’t… Like Ian Malcolm said, they were so busy thinking about whether they could or couldn’t that they didn’t stop to think about whether they should. 

100% a music video. And a lame one at that it looks like, following how good the Perhaps video was. 

The emotional abuse, definitely. 
 

But before that I was pulled in by the uniqueness of Axl’s voice. Particularly, the Live Era version of Yesterdays and the ending of the studio version of Patience. To me, no one has ever or will ever have a voice like him again. 

2 hours ago, ©GnrPersia said:

Hope to see that son of a bitch behind bars very soon.

Also breath of a fresh air for GNR management maybe. Time retire TB?

He won’t do any time over this. 

1 hour ago, batatadoce said:

what model are they using ?

Dysons in Charlotte. Objectively the best vacuum cleaner on the market. 
 

In other news, we need new music. 

Very cool. Got my dad a lock of George Washington’s hair yeeeeears ago as a gift and it seems it’s value has appreciated quite substantially. 

6 hours ago, Martin Riggs said:

Gotta say this review is basically where I’m at. Still thrills but the cutting in and out of Axl’s voice is unfortunate. 

I can honestly say it didn’t feel like Axl’s voice was the problem so much as the mixing. Which, on that note, is ironic because I saw something recently that Fortus said about the front of the house engineer being new and better; Fortus sounded more included than I’ve ever heard him (positive) but Axl’s sound mixing was horrendous. 

The show wasn’t horrible. The crowd stayed in it the whole night which was nice. The sound criticisms are all the way warranted though.. It’s So Easy came out with Axl on 11 and then the sound was off the rest of the night. I honestly thought they were experimenting with turning Axl down at parts they knew he couldn’t hit. 
 
I’m probably being picky, but the set list was pretty average. There were no cool changeups and I reckon I’m destined to never get Locomotive live. Hearing Bad Obsession and PTU was sweet though. 

32 minutes ago, FabioRoses said:

1st indoor concert this year I think? At least in USA leg for sure. Sound quality will be so much better. Looks like there's no curfew aswell. 

No curfew is correct. I’m very glad it’s inside because the humidity is ridiculous this time of year. This is the show I’m most excited for since I saw them back in 2017.

1 minute ago, Ak1nney said:

A whole new webstore WITH 8 ball.

Thought you were joking but had to make sure.. Should have known it was serious 

Just now, ryanf23 said:

As terrible as it can be at times being a fan of this band, when it’s good - it’s really fucking good! 

Textbook abuse lol. My wife hates me for this fandom

2 minutes ago, Gordon Comstock said:

The vinyl ships 10 days after the tour ends, fuck I hope I get to hear both of these songs in Vancouver...

I thought the same thing. Thinking I for sure won’t get The General in Charlotte on the 29th though😬

7 minutes ago, adamwolff11 said:

The song is growing on me with each listen. It kind of sounded like a clusterfuck to me at first, just too much happening and overwhelming my ears. But now I feel like I’m unpacking it and appreciating a lot of the things that are going on.

And that video is well done. That was super cool.

Same. Duff killed it with this song, layered vocals were excellent, video was clean. 

3 hours ago, adamsapple said:

Cobain was a good songwriter but not a great singer. So bored of people praising him to moon and back. His tragic death doesn't make him a better singer than he was. People should rather discuss ptbs and depression instead of putting one of its victims on a fucking pedestral for their talent. He was a fucking popstar during his time. And he hated it. If anything grunge, Layne Staley should be on there, also Chris Cornell.

I’ve always thought that if Layne Staley died before Cobain that AIC would be what Nirvana became. 

32 minutes ago, diablo9333 said:

Anyone know why Axl just yelled out twenty two? 

Wrong answers only. 

This does beg the question of how TB hasn’t had the atrocious idea of putting out an app that links directly to the online store.

“Available now on the Apple, Android, and Google F’n Play Store!”

Any chance this is just an epic troll job by someone unaffiliated with the band?

8 hours ago, HollyWoodRose84 said:

Plot twist. 
Axl will be a guest singer on a Slash album. 

That would be the nail in my coffin.. I’ll be done at that point. 

20 hours ago, Tom-Ass said:

Happened last time as well.   I am holding out for some discounted PIT tix.. I almost bit the bullet last month but they added $140 Live Nation fees per ticket.. Fuck Live Nation..

Holding out the smallest of hopes that Congress can figure the LN/TM shit out with some bipartisanship.. They certainly won’t do shit else

4 hours ago, Arnuld said:

It was bad in 2001 and it is bad now. And it is one of the most bizarre choices for a single from any artist ever. 

I’ve wondered if it wasn’t all a joke on the part of the 3 of them. Not even a f*** you, just a jab like “Oh, you all want new music? Here you go!” 

9 minutes ago, AtlasShrugged said:

Interesting that they responded!

I don't buy it however. I was playing off laptop. This morning played off TV and phone at various points. Friend played on iPlayer on his Macbook.

So sounds like that's the excuse BBC have told GN'R but doesn't really wash with me.

Same, watched it on my phone and laptop and both had the issues. 

Crazy to say this show tops Houston 2016?

1 minute ago, MildlyArtistic said:

I've never seen Axl so hyped for a band intro

Awesome to see him so lively