Snooze

Sweet Child O' Mine

Nice Boys

Live and Let Die

My World

Raw Power

All of Chinese Democracy

Saw this on Reddit and thought this forum would find it interesting. This was not made by me but by Redditor u/Scorppix_

(Mods: Can I post a link to post?)

Below is what was posted.

“A while ago I saw a post on r/Metallica about the most and least streamed songs of each album, so I decided to do one for Guns N' Roses, but I mixed it up a bit. Enjoy!”

Appetite For Destruction :

Sweet Child O' Mine (924.24 M streams)

Welcome To The Jungle (596.79 M streams)

Paradise City (561.55 M streams)

Nightrain (59.44 M streams)

Mr. Brownstone (50.91 M streams)

Rocket Queen (41.07 M streams)

It's So Easy (39.89 M streams)

My Michelle (33.91 M streams)

Out Ta Get Me (27.73 M streams)

Think About You (23.49 M streams)

You're Crazy (20.04 M streams)

Anything Goes (18.15 M streams)

G N' R Lies :

Patience (186.25 M streams)

Used To Love Her (29.56 M streams)

One In A Million (13.79 M streams)

You're Crazy (7.65 M streams)

Mama Kin (5.57 M streams)

Reckless Life (4.57 M streams)

Nice Boys (4.38 M streams)

Move To The City (4.10 M streams)

Use Your Illusion I :

November Rain (492.16 M streams)

Don't Cry (Original) (244.13 M streams)

Live And Let Die (109.62 M streams)

Double Talkin' Jive (14.20 M streams)

Dust N' Bones (13.83 M streams)

Coma (13.32 M streams)

Don't Damn Me (12.84 M streams)

Right Next Door To Hell (12.25 M streams)

Dead Horse (9.55 M streams)

Back Off Bitch (8.90 M streams)

Bad Obsession (8.77 M streams)

You Ain't The First (7.98 M streams)

Perfect Crime (7.57 M streams)

The Garden (7.48 M streams)

Garden Of Eden (7.33 M streams)

Bad Apples (5.24 M streams)

Use Your Illusion II :

Knockin' On Heaven's Door (335.34 M streams)

Don't Cry - Alternate Lyrics (244.13 M streams)

Civil War (116.34 M streams)

You Could Be Mine (101.36 M streams)

Estranged (53.16 M streams)

Yesterdays (35.00 M streams)

14 Years (18.71 M streams)

So Fine (13.73 M streams)

Locomotive (Complicity) (12.24 M streams)

Pretty Tied Up (The Perils Of Rock N' Roll Decadence) (11.60 M streams)

Get In The Ring (10.75 M streams)

Shotgun Blues (9.38 M streams)

Breakdown (8.82 M streams)

My World (3.63 M streams)

The Spaghetti Incident? :

Since I Don't Have You (44.54 M streams)

Ain't It Fun (19.23 M streams)

Hair Of The Dog (8.16 M streams)

New Rose (7.99 M streams)

Attitude (7.91 M streams)

Black Leather (6.21 M streams)

Raw Power (5.77 M streams)

Down On The Farm (4.41 M streams)

Human Being (3.42 M streams)

You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory (3.09 M streams)

Buick Makane / Big Dumb Sex (2.64 M streams)

I Don't Care About You / Look At Your Game Girl(2.61 M streams)

Chinese Democracy :

This I Love (24.09 M streams)

Better (19.41 M streams)

Chinese Democracy (19.34 M streams)

There Was A Time (9.95 M streams)

If The World (9.376 M streams)

Street Of Dreams (9.374 M streams)

Sorry (8.87 M streams)

Shackler's Revenge (8.06 M streams)

Catcher In The Rye (5.25 M streams)

Madagascar (5.02 M streams)

I.R.S. (3.99 M streams)

Prostitute (3.93 M streams)

Scraped (3.84 M streams)

Riad N' The Bedouins (3.79 M streams)

2 minutes ago, rocknroll41 said:

Not bad. But I saw them in 2016 when the reunion started. Idk what it was like at more recent shows.

Thanks for replying. Hoping to try see them when, hopefully, things get back to normal. I’ve always wondered about those two since the reunion. 

For those who have seen them since the reunion, what would you say the chemistry is like between them on stage?

Hi all  Has Axl and Slash held a joint presser since the reunion?

 

5 minutes ago, ©GnrPersia said:

This year is probably the most exciting for Gilby fans and followers like myself:

1. The Gospel Truth, new album will be released after 18 years! His last studio album was SWAG which was released in 2002.

2. During pandemic there was a Gilby Clarke super cool full length proshot live as part of MORC streams which I can't find online but I have it downloaded.

3. As for documentary, he appears in the following:

Nice one, thanks for this info. Will check out the documentary as well! Ah if I seem to remember he does a cool cover of Diamond Dogs on SWAG! Thanks again!

7 minutes ago, Blackstar said:

Yes, he did. Izzy was on some of the songs that were recorded during the UYI sessions, but Gilby replaced his parts (with the exception of Ain't It Fun where neither Izzy nor Gilby played). 

Gilby talked about it recently:

See also here

https://www.a-4-d.com/t4995-13-july-november-1991-use-your-illusions-are-out-so-is-izzy#19567

Aw brilliant, thanks for the link and info!

8 minutes ago, themadcaplaughs said:

He was (and still seems) like a genuinely cool dude, and saved the band's ass on a moment's notice after Izzy left the band. In all honesty, I suppose it's entirely possible more people saw the band with Gilby than Izzy.

It would have been interesting to see how the guitar chemistry would have evolved had he stayed in the band. Gilby is a much "tighter" guitar player than Izzy when it comes to rhythm and close to Slash's level when it comes to lead (maybe even as good on a technical level. Slash just has such an immediately recognizable tone). Izzy's biggest contribution to the band was songwriting, but also brought a very loose and sleazy style rhythm guitar. Matt was spot on in his book when he said the "classic" Guns N' Rose sound came from Izzy's songs and looseness on guitar combined with Slash and Duff's more bombastic playing. I wonder if Gilby would have tried to continue that vibe, or if it would have become a situation like Slash and Richard where both got their big moments in songs and in concert. 

Agreed. Never saw GNR with Izzy until the online boom. The first gig I saw proper (on satellite) was Paris 92. 

Seeing GNR in the 80s gigs online seem so much more exciting in my opinion and is probably down to the loose, sleazy drunken vibe. 

Having said that I love the illusion tour vids  that too is exciting to me.  Did Gilby play on Spaghetti? I only ask as recently read that Izzy may have been on it?

Gilbys a dude, took me all this time but hey, life gets in the way sometimes  

thanks for your reply 👍

 

8 minutes ago, downzy said:

He got GNR to cover Dead Flowers, so he's aces in my book! 

Awesome tune! Enjoyed the stones version too! 

Does anyone have a copy by any chance? Interesting thread this. Thanks

5 minutes ago, allwaystired said:

You could wear them with the rings and fake tattoos and thus absolutely GUARANTEE you'd be dragged down a dark alley and beaten. 

Haha it just may be well worth it. 

On 01/08/2020 at 8:37 PM, Gambit83 said:

Update: Doc can now be found here - https://www.bitchute.com/video/oRqoV9kmV6od/

It’s such a good watch. Watched it a good few times now. 

Do you do the podcast Gambit?

1 minute ago, soon said:

The best I can think of is that Gilby was the guest on an episode of Rikki Rachtmans Cathouse Hollywood Podcast. Some good stories. I enjoyed Gilbys recent single too, Rock N Roll Is Getting Louder! 

Sorry for you loss. 

Thanks for your reply and suggestion. I’ll google that 😎 defo check out his new material. Had Pawn Shop Guitars on earlier! 

Thanks man. It’s been heavy and a bit surreal. 

He has to release the ‘Axl’ hi top sneakers!

Brilliant and much appreciated!

3 minutes ago, AxlSlashthebest said:

I don't know if I can put the youtube link but put " warmup locomotive jeff beck guns"  in youtube and u will find it

 

Yeah man  I had just watched it on youtube as i'm on a nostalgia trip right now and wondered if they ever rescheduled for another gig.  My old man paid for the show on Sky TV as a treat so i was on the hunt for the Paris show.

Thanks for the suggestion anyways man!

9 minutes ago, soon said:

I think that playing on Duffs solo album was the closest he ever came to them after that?

He suffered tinitus (maybe as a result?). It involves hearing certain frequencies in your ear. And has had to try hard to work around that since.

Ah that's a pity, it would've been killer i feel. 

Thanks for the reply.  

4 minutes ago, allwaystired said:

Yeah was going to be Locomotive. He rehearsed it in the afternoon and blew his eardrum I believe so went home. It never happened.  

Thanks for the reply.

I'm referring to the 1992 Paris gig.  I'm wondering if Beck was rescheduled after having to pull out because of illness?  Also, if anyone knows, was Locomotive going to be the song he guested on?  Thanks.