NostalgicRock

The hate for 2002 axl was really stupid, the dude 10 years ago was frontman for the biggest band in the world. People just forget what you achieved and bat out insults as soon as they see you're not at the top no more.

2 hours ago, Blackstar said:

Audio:

https://vocaroo.com/1h7Fm0GqF75S

Axl seems like the kinda guy to read a lot about himself on the internet 

7 hours ago, Blackstar said:

That was a good one, too (probably in response to comments on fan forums ):

Axl (introducing the band): My name is Fat Bastard and these are the Yes Men.  [Target Center, Minneapolis, USA, November 14, 2002]

any footage or audio of this? 

Anyone know more about this? the backstory and stuff?

Lynyrd Skynyrd should've been on there

2 hours ago, Ace Spade said:

 

3 things bother me about it:

1. The Cobain/Love Lawyer Rosemary, told Tom Grant (CL's PI) that she found "practice handwriting" in CL's bag to look like Kurt's (suicide note?). She also said they were going to divorce and Cobain wanted her out of the will. He has her on tape saying this.

2. Why the fuck would CL call a security company to install the lights when he was missing? Women just don't do this kind of shit when their husband is missing. He was the one that finally found Kurt's body.

3. Why was Kurt's credit card being used after he died? This is a fact. It stopped after the media reported his death. They already knew he was dead.

 

 

 

 

That 2nd point literally confirms it, no wife goes "oh my husband is missing, anyways lets get the lights fixed in the greenhouse" - where he exactly was murdered.

what exactly happened to gnr during 1994' - 2000

45 minutes ago, Stress Fracture said:

Renowned feminist Kurt Cobain.
 

 

biggest hypocrite in the music industry jeez, what a walking contradiction.  Even the feud with GN'R was KC's fault, He could've just said no but instead called out axl on things that aren't even true. whats worse? their weird fan base still think kurt's a saint and axl's an asshole cuz kurt said so. (look at the comments on this vid tryna justify kurts words, now imagine if it was axl....)

On 5/29/2022 at 5:16 PM, Nice Boy said:

I lost all respect for Courtney and Kurt after watching their “home movies” footage. Him attempting to hold his infant child whilst falling asleep nodding out on smack. Banging on about Axl and GnR, he was clearly obsessed with the rivalry and saw himself as morally superior. Ok he didn’t do the macho shit or release a song with lyrics like OIAM. But most of his songs were just cryptic junkie introspection. And I say that as a fan of their music. He may not have been an often cringey macho poser like Axl in his songs, but then, Nirvana never wrote a song like Civil War either, so out of the 2 bands it was GnR that made more of a statement in terms of ethics really. As for Courtney, she was mostly a drunken loudmouth idiot (who instigated the backstage MTV ruckus). She’s not exactly wrong about the people she’s “calling out” here but it’s hardly news, everyone knows what Page, Tyler etc were up to in their time.

I remember watching that video, do you have the link? I cannot seem to find it

She literally screams the N word in one of her concerts and tells the crowd to say it back. Now she's gone all #metoo on her instagram lmao. 

19, and fuck nirvana and their woke liberal fans

14 minutes ago, Blackstar said:

It's not a new story. It was discussed in detail here more than two years ago:

 

the video she made was uploaded a few months ago though, thats what i'm talkin bout

Not sending any links to the video, for obvious reasons. a woman has come out on youtube saying she was raped by axl when she was aged 15. It's been getting a lot of traction lately, what do you guys think?

any pics in 2008?

33 minutes ago, Voodoochild said:

I think it's better to not post this video here. I know because I lost my YouTube channel because of GNR.

Its auto generated by youtube.

14 minutes ago, rocknroll41 said:

There’s an ongoing joke on social media going on right now that this is the “original” version cause it was uploaded before the official one from GnR. The OP is just playing along with the running joke.

blew my cover, I wanted to sound dumb af.

13 minutes ago, Blackstar said:

What do you mean by "original version"?

It's a cover version of the Village demo.

my bad, just assumed it was the OG version for some reason, sounds like a demo version.

This sounds sick! there's something about this version that I dig. 

Hardskool Live would sound amazing in his 88' voice! 

On 8/28/2021 at 9:02 PM, Oldest Goat said:

Love Bill lol. He's a GNR fan, right?

well, I've watched a few vids, and He's a huge fan of the appetite era, and never been a fan of the UYI Tours mainly because of the change in members, mostly bummed out about steven being kicked out.

3 minutes ago, Pele said:

It's not a bad song.

Illusions were great but there was some utter garbage on there too. 

HardSkool is way better than My World/So Fine/Get in the Ring/Shotgun Blues etc.

He was in his thirties when he sung it.

No sir, you cannot disrespect "so fine" like that.

This is the first time I've heard a "NEW Release" That absolutely bangs, I wonder how stoked you guys were during prime GN'R's appetite release. jeez.

it exactly released during my online class, had to skip economics to jam out to hard skool

I like it, 100x better than absurd. good song.