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    The OFFICIAL Buenos Aires Thread - March 22, Argentina

    in 2010 Tour Dates

    Posted · Edited by MarianoG

    Unconfirmed...

    Chinese Democracy

    Welcome To The Jungle

    It's So Easy

    Mr. Brownstone

    Sorry

    Better

    Fortus Solo

    Live And Let Die

    If The World

    Dizzy Solo

    Street Of Dreams

    You Could Be Mine

    Dj guitar solo

    Sweet Child o Mine

    Another brick in the wall

    Axl piano solo

    November rain

    Bumblefoot guitar solo

    Don't Cry!!

    OUT TA GET ME

    Knockin On Heaven's Door

    Whole Lotta Rosie

    Encore:

    Madagascar

    Patience

    Nightrain

    Paradise city

    Just Back from the show. AWESOME!!!!

    Im too tired

    Add OUT TA GET ME to this list :D

    Axl Rose Chat #6 - mygnrforum - Dec. 14, 2008

    in AXL ROSE CHATS & OPEN LETTERS

    Posted

    AXL GETS VOCAL, ANSWERS QUESTIONS

    In a rolling, voluminous, open letter to the fans, frontman Axl Rose has put together an almost encyclopaedic list of answers to all sorts of questions relating to the band (past and present), himself, the history and the business. If you have a question, chances are it is answered here, from Axl himself!

    http://web.gunsnroses.com/news/article.jsp...s&fext=.jsp

    Axl Rose Breaks His Silence

    in 2006

    Posted · Edited by MarianoG

    "People will hear music this year," says Axl Rose, puffing on a cigar in the early hours of Saturday morning at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

    The notoriously reclusive rocker is of course referring to Guns n' Roses' decade-in-the-making Chinese Democracy, arguably the most anticipated album in rock & roll history. "It's a very complex record," says Rose, a surprise guest at Korn's tour announcement bash. (Others in the house: Jessica Alba, cast members of The OC, and members of Linkin Park, Good Charlotte and the Used.) "I'm trying to do something different. Some of the arrangements are kind of like Queen. Some people are going to say, 'It doesn't sound like Axl Rose, it doesn't sound like Guns n' Roses.'" He then smiles and adds, "But you'll like at least a few songs on there."

    Dressed in a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, cross hanging around his neck, cornrows still intact and sporting a blonde goatee, Rose strolled into the party around 1 a.m., just as the DJ was coincidentally rocking some vintage Gn'R. Approached by a steady stream of women and hard-rock disciples -- including Puddle of Mudd's Wes Scantlin and Papa Roach's Dave Buckner -- Rose is cordial and chatty as he poses for photo after photo. He seems more like an average guy out for a night with friends than the most mythical rock star on the planet in 2006.

    And he maintains that that's exactly what he is. "The only time people ever write about me is when I go out to a strip club, because I don't chase the paparazzi down," he says. And, when he's out of the spotlight, Rose says you'll find him doing average-guy stuff: reading books and watching movies. His favorite book is Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly. "I was a little scared when I saw they were making it into a movie starring Keanu [Reeves]," he says. "But I guess if he can handle The Matrix, he can do this."

    While Rose and his revolving cast of Gn'R bandmates have been working on Chinese Democracy, Papa Roach have achieved platinum status in their own right. But tonight, their drummer reverts to his teenage fan days, asking Rose for a picture and to guest on Papa Roach's next album. Rose strikes a pose and then graciously refers the fellow rocker to his management.

    After all, before he lends his talents to others' projects, Rose has one of his own to finish, and he says it's getting there. "We're working on thirty-two songs, and twenty-six are nearly done," he says. Of those, thirteen are slated for the final album. Among Rose's favorites are "Better," "There Was a Time" and "The Blues."

    As for a reunion with his former Gn'R mates, that seems unlikely. "I haven't spoken to Slash in ten years," Rose says. "I love the guy, I always wanted everyone to know how great he was, but.... I was just talking to Izzy the other day though."

    However, he hints that you could see the current incarnation of Gn'R back out on the road soon. "Every time there's a big festival announced, we get rumored to be on there," he says. "But we'll see what happens."

    One thing's for sure: Everyone will be watching.

    STEVE BALTIN

    http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/_/id/9155514

    :)

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