They sent the email yesterday evening; everything is sorted out.

10 to 5 days ahead you're supposed to get an email (in the case of Hannover by Ticketmaster), telling you the details about the separate early access entrance and some other details - which is necessary cause you don't get an actual ticket.

Anybody got his Golden Circle information email yet? Still waiting here. :/

Hey all,

I got a Golden Circle ticket for Hannover, but I have no idea what that means in reality. How full was the section for GC ticket holders in Munich? Was ist decadently open, because they paid much, or was is cramped, because it was full of hardcore gunners?   

So far, nobody of us has received one of the VIP-ticket gift packages? Hard to believe. Come on people, I'd like to know what to expect.

Hey there, can anybody tell me what the "limited gift packages" for the VIP-tickets include in Europe? I got a Golden Circle ticket as a birthday present and would very much like to know what to expect!  

Got my golden circle ticket. \o/

Well, got my arena ticket. Munich is just a warm up for me since I am from Hannover.

Great! But how much did the whole production (stage, wages, travelling, venue shares etc.) cost?

35 minutes ago, lenni19 said:

The first ones i liked but now I hate them. It's always the same shit. 

It's the only way for them to reach big parts of their 30mil Facebookfans. Depending on the FB algorithms it's a bit of a gamble who of the casual fans sees such a posting. I run a FB site with only 60k users and we reach only about a quarter to a third with such little clips, so I guess it's the same for them just with bigger numbers.

We  as heavy users on the other hand get every clip. Annoying, but well it serves a purpose.

I don't get the hate for Billy Talent. For me they are the perfect openers for GNR. Strong melodies and recognizable songs; very energetic and powerful performance; not overly complex artsy fartsy stuff but straight in your face rock. Sure the singer screams often, but he really can sing too and does exactly this most of the time. All taken togerher always made me see them as a pretty direct offspring of classic GNR.

I'd go nuts if i could see BT/GNR in Europe.

4 minutes ago, nonok said:

 Or a couple of songs standing up and then back to the chair?

This, I guess.

On 17.5.2016 at 11:23 AM, pik said:

I think there is no separation between red and green... 

At least not politcally ...

*crossing fingers*

Germany's geostrategic position has proven disatrous in military and political ways more than once in the last centuries, but it's perfect for multiple short flights to numerous GNR shows throughout Europe.

18 hours ago, Angeles_ said:

Dear God ...

2 hours ago, pibegunner said:

Axl Rose and AC/DC talk to Matt Everitt in a world exclusive interview about replacing Brian Johnson and their upcoming tour

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03t7kvc

Great find, thanks a lot!

NOW DO THE SAME WITH GNR, GUYS!

The article suggests that Axl found epiphanies in Niklas Luhmanns "Systemtheorie" and used the resulting insights and enthusiasm to get GNR back on track. Then follow several fictional dialogues during the reunion process, featuring slash and co as if they were philosophers and sociologists themselves, uttering overlycomplex tidbits from these sciences. And so on (sorry, typing on a phone)

I think it's supposed to counter all the detailed analyses and critiques that way - ironically showing that it was exactly none of that but "only rock n rolll" in the best sense.

Dudes, that thing is an ironic piece of art, mixing references to arts and sciences with a kind of roadie biography style of writing - not mean by the way, but PURELY fictional.

Supposedly there is gonna be a big memorial concert for Prince. GNR could be there like with Freddie Mercury's tribute? 

Whatever floats their boat. After Appetite, I could never have imagined things like Coma or Estranged - so what the hell do I know. Let them do their thing.

I'd rather see him wheel into the audience St Louis style.

Thanks!

I'll take up the " I'm no guitarist so this might be a stupid question "

So, if a string breaks, can guitarists compensate it for the rest of the song? In other words, do they have variants for each note to play (at least more or less) with five stings?

I must be a small minority. I'm just a happy bunny these days and can't complain.