oneway23

Brian Johnson vocal critiques are hysterical, especially coming from here. The guy just played his first gig in almost eight years and did a two-hour and fifteen minute set at freaking 76 years old. Most on this board are half his age and likely in bed by 11pm every night LOL Aside from the AC/DC gig, ironically, Axl hasn't sounded halfway decent for more than a few ever-decreasing moments per show since 2010...Give the guy a break, for Christ's sake.

Seem to remember Bumblefoot recording for Atlas, which means it was pretty damn close to making the final tracklist for Chinese. I'd be shocked if we didn't get it. Good song with much potential, and one of my favorites from the leaks.

My dick hole is wide open for this. Finally, the holy grail comes home....Let's get Atlas next fellas, thanks!

Double-tracked vocal in the "chorus"/pre-solo was a shock lol

get it, son

Gotta be EST...Q104.3 in NY playing it at midnight

Geez...twenty five years later, same internet dynamics....familiar story.

Was at all four Hammerstein shows in '06 and three shows in '10. Sarcasm didn't translate in a forum post...settle down, cowboy.

You're absolutely right. Axl's voice hasn't changed in any way over the past twenty-five years.

It's like Bruce Lee...The style of no style

Oh, don't get me wrong...pretty cool tune, but, the true vitality of active band, imo, will always spring from creating new songs. I heard somebody earlier in the thread mention that you make $$ from touring, not from releasing new music these days. I would say that is still undoubtedly true, though, perhaps it was really more true, for the industry as a whole, say, a decade ago or so...For 95% of bands these days, unfortunately, I'd argue that they make no money doing either LOL. Bands these days are pretty much doing it out of the love of doing it, because no one in their right mind would be in the industry otherwise In any case, back to Guns, I get the life-long love, appreciation, and attachment, trust me. I feel it. All the same, it really is necrophilia, at this point. They've now been touring almost just as long as NuGuns had been in existence prior to CD coming out.

All these years later, and Slash & Duff are still going along to get along, just as they were in 1992. Where's the professional pride, fellas? Forget about an album...I'd much rather a SINGLE, mediocre brand-new tune that the majority of your fanbase is indifferent about, as opposed to four or five twenty-five year old tunes that the majority of your fanbase is indifferent about. At least there'd be some emotional investment from the guys there. Sad