droezle
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Awesome day today.
Traded in:
Jeff Beck- Wired, Flash
Aerosmith-Rocks
Elton John-11-20-70
Picked up:
Pearl Jam-Ten (with bonus LP)
Georgia Sattelites-Open All Night
Mötley Crüe-Girls Girls Girls (sealed/stickered 180g rerelease)
4 used records I never listen to to 3 brand new ones that will be getting a lot of play. I'm happy
I did that recently with an extra pressing of In Utero that I had. Took it up to one of my local stores, traded it in and got 3 new records in return. It was great to trade something I'll never listen to again for 3 LPs I'll listen to quite a bit!
I bought a lot of vinyl in the past year. Pagan/black metal: Kampfar, Burzum, Falkenbach, Heidevolk, Finntroll, Urfaust, Progressive metal: Vulture Industries, 60's - 70's rock: Rolling Stones, Deep Purple, The Who, Neil Young, The Doors, Janis Joplin, Johnny Cash, bands that are influenced by the rocksound of the early 70's: Kadaver, Graveyard and also Flemish and Dutch folk/cabaret such as Boudewijn De Groot, Zjef Vanuytsel, Willem Vermandere,...
Nice to see Cash in there. I have an old hits LP of his as well as American IV, V & VI. Now that they're re-issuing all of the American LPs, I'm going to go back and get I-III.
I ordered a couple things a few weeks ago that showed up today: Soundgarden-Badmotorfinger and Eminem-The Slim Shady LP. I'm very happy with the sound of both.
So far i have Folsom Prison blues volume 1, at San Quentin and a couple of weeks ago i bought a bootleg lp of the 1969 Johnny Cash/ Bob Dylan studio session.
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I bought a lot of vinyl in the past year. Pagan/black metal: Kampfar, Burzum, Falkenbach, Heidevolk, Finntroll, Urfaust, Progressive metal: Vulture Industries, 60's - 70's rock: Rolling Stones, Deep Purple, The Who, Neil Young, The Doors, Janis Joplin, Johnny Cash, bands that are influenced by the rocksound of the early 70's: Kadaver, Graveyard and also Flemish and Dutch folk/cabaret such as Boudewijn De Groot, Zjef Vanuytsel, Willem Vermandere,...
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The 1988 MTV performance or this one:
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None, he can't do justice to any of them.
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I feel sorry for Jarmo!
Just another puppet of Axl's Corporation.
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Really awesome! They were magic!
I wish I had gone on one of these shows in the 80s
So do I. I so wish I could've seen that show. Yeah, the sheer magic. But the Whiskey was a bit too far away for me. They performed in my country in 1987, Amsterdam. I didn't know about it as there was hardly any publicity. So they played for a a crowd of 65 (!) people. When I found out I was pulling my hair!! What a missed chance, only 65 people in the audience!
Oh my god! This show must had been amazing!
At the 1987 Paradiso show Axl almost got in a fight with a guy in the audience. During Knockin' on heavens door this guy yelled "fuck, fuck Guns N' Roses", Axl wasn't really happy about this. Full show in audio can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2yjgdHnYJ4&list=PL0A708E0C698B4EBD
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Great performance of "used to love her" at the whiskey club in 1988.
This was a surprise appearance after their first year of touring the Appetite album, which had three huge hit singles when they played this 1/10/88 gig. They showed up to help fight a lame lawsuit against Ruben at Rock City News, the Hollywood rock mag that helped a lot of people then. (I was a contributing writer with the byline of Phantom.) Adler was "sick" and didn't make it. Also on the bill was Faster Pussycat, Cathouse, The Zeros, D'Molls and Funhouse. Vince Neil came out to sing FP's encore. He was a pretty successful guy at this point and it showed when he stood beside this newer batch of L.A. rockers. This was a little bigger than the average show, but it's still a good representation of how this part of the scene looked, sounded and felt on any given night. (Tom Cruise wasn't a rocker and he was never seen at any rock shows.) MC Riki Rachtman wasn't a TV VJ yet, he was owner of The Cathouse, where FP was the ongoing house band (and singer Taime Downe was Riki's co-partner). The Cathouse is where throngs of stripper gals went to dance to hard rock songs on Thursday nights and rocker guys showed to score. These dudes would never be seen with their long hair in a mainstream pop dance club playing Michael Jackson--but at the Cathouse, some would even dance!
Rock n' f@#king roll!! This is and always will be Guns N' Roses.
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I bought myself a turntable couple of months ago and started to buy vinyl on a regular base. Some new, some second hand. Heidevolk, Burzum, Falkenbach, Herder, Kampfar, Kadaver, Neil Young, Deep Purple, The Who, Rolling Stones,...
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Shit got real, just another excuse to not release an album.
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I know there are some new rules and stipulations and whatever... but I'm not trying to hate.
It's just I was looking up Nightrain Rock AM Ring. And not only doesn't it seem like the same band anymore, it doesn't even seem like the same frontman. So I'm just curious, as nut-swingers transform to haters before the trainwreck that is GNR.... Is it due to no new music, or the horrendous live shows Axl does these days. If it's somethin else feel free to mention.
I just got tired of this circus called Guns n' Roses. To me the magic is gone. Nothing new, nothing refreshing. Just the same shit over and over again.
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I think when it says "muscian arrested" that they are being generous.
The same can be said about a certain "rockstar" who's head still is been stuck in the mid '90s.
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97% of today's pop/dance...music.
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The only bootlegs i listen to or those from the 1986 - 1993 era. I actually bought a vinyl bootleg last weekend, Appetite for destruction alternative album. http://www.spookeend.nl/gnr/archives/appetite-for-destruction-alternative-album
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I have been thinking about the Lies thing. In my opinion it was probably recorded between 5th January - 31st January (Wall may have got the month right).
Have a read of this about a Drunk Fux gig from John's page...
01.14.88 - Coconut Teaszer, Hollywood, CA
set: I Got A Line On You, Wishing Well, Communication Breakdown, Scarred For Life, Sentimental Movie, Yesterdays, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Born To Be Wild, Honky Tonk Women
audio/video recording?: audio
notes: This band is known as the Drunk Fux - Axl, Slash, Duff, Izzy, Steven, West Arkeen & Del James. The first performance of 'Yesterdays,' Axl mentions they will try to record it next week Axl sings lead on 'Yesterdays' & 'Knockin' On Heaven's Door,' and shares vocals on 'Honky Tonk Women.'
They had a recording session booked then, late January (c. 21st) 1988. 'Yesterdays' is an acoutsic track: it is not improbable that 'Yesterdays' was considered for Lies at some stage.
Yesterdays sounds great. A bit more bluesy sound.
It sure is.
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Thanks for the list. I have pretty much all of those, but didn't have "time" to organize all this stuff.
No problem. I'll keep moving forward with it once I get more information on the later Use Your Illusion demos. That's gonna be quite a project.
Do you have any informations about songs like Sentimental Movie, Too Much Too Soon, Bad Obsession with Izzy on vocals, Bring It Back Home, Just another Sunday...?
There are also demos of Yesterdays, The Garden, Back Off Bitch (instrumental), etc....
If anyone knows anything about these songs... please share the knowledge with us.
I have those demos as well with the drum machine. I listen to them all the time. Although I don't have a definite date, it really sounds like they were recorded before Appetite for Destruction for several reasons. They had a recording track at the Hell House, West Arkeen is credited with co-writing a bunch of those songs, the way Axl's vocals sounds is more like that time period, he says they wrote Bad Obsession a year before Mr. Brownstone so maybe they decided to record it while they were with West. Marc said that it was probably 1986 at the Hell House which makes a lot of sense if you look at all the facts. It would be great if we could get a confirmed date on it though.
You mentioned a Back Off Bitch instrumental among the other songs. What does that sound like? Do you know where it's available?
At the beginning of Crash diet and some other songs you hear music playing in the background which imo made it a bit obvious that these songs were not recorded in a studio.
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Do you happen to know when and where the songs from the Second take demos bootleg (released in 1990) where recorded?
http://www.spookeend.nl/gnr/archives/second-take-demos
Some people claim them to be from the Illusion sessions but in my oppinion all these songs where recorded somewhere during the Appetite sessions.
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Or will he get it back, maybe even his 2010 voice?
I hope he does...
His old voice will never come back. The best he can do imo is choose a type of music which is good for his voice. The damage is already done and he can't turn it back.
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Axl has said repeatedly the Sorry (as a whole) isn't about Slash.
Yeah, okay.
What do you wanna be > Sorry, but Sorry is pretty good.
Was pretty good, like 10 years ago when Axl had the energy to sing the song.
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Fallen is great. Belus is awesome.
Another album that i realy like is Filosofem.
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995$, that's a steal.
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The live picture wich is in the middle of the collage was taken at The Ritz in 1991. During that time Steven was already fired from the band. This frame is not rare and not even official, just a waste of money.
Vinyl LP and Turntable Discussion
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Both lp's are original editions, i bought them at a fleamarket a little while ago.