Stay.Of.Execution

Crowd wise probably this

Enough with the Chinese era. It's been enough now. New album and then Tour the fuck out of it the next 5 years

I'm sure they're gonna get right on that.

This whole Chinese era is such a fucking drag. We've been going this road for over 20 years now and it still hasn't stopped. I hope they just release what's left from that era and move on. That's my hope for 24. Enough with all the CD era stuff. Yes, we got some good songs out of it, but the band needs to create its own new legacy and that's not gonna work with axl's leftovers. That being said, I really hope they release monsters.

Where are those stories from? My PayPal is still intact

This is funny

He may be in general, but saying that slash must probably hate this song without having any clue about anything whatsoever is a prime example of toxicity among fanbases like this.

I love it when people think their opinion of a song is "the truth". So mature. Also funny the desperate need to shove your own opinion down other people's throat. Like you can't stand the idea that other people enjoy this. Why does this make you so mad? You come across as very weird.

You're a prime example of what's wrong with internet culture

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Disqualification. Go home.

You really need to grow up. You're embarrassing yourself

typical exaggeration by mygnr folks who are freaking out over nothing. happens every time.

this one?

fucking sucks. what are they waiting for? in other news: seems like chris slade is back

i'm fairly certain we'll get an album by the end of 24/beginning of 25.

i think they used microsoft paint for the vinyl

To be fair, the thing everyone was anticipating turned out to be Monsters in the end

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Enough with bucket and Robin already. That era is gone and is never coming back. And really nobody cares for them to be on a future release when slash is in the band

They weren't satisfied with the production at first. And why wouldn't we want a new album? 🤡

Ironically the General public will probably hate this song.

I doubt it's always going to be that full, if that. But probably way more than in 5.