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2 hours ago, DoMw94 said:

I thought it was pretty common knowledge that Chinese Democracy was a Josh Freese song

Yeah that's old, old news.

10 hours ago, D.. said:

My favorite thing out of those two tracks is Steven Tyler blasting out his harmonica. So cool, I'm happy he's still doing ok.

Other than that, it's cool for what it is, it's a change from what Slash is generally playing, kind of refreshing for sure, but I don't see myself playing this on repeat and

certainly not the kind of material strong enough to justify me buying a ticket for a gig.

It's like cool little bonus tracks. I don't know whether Slash offered the material to Axl, but I can't picture him singing on these. Not for Guns anyway, doesn't suit the mood.

Looking at Slash's setlists, there's not much I'd pay for. If he'd add Back to the moment and Serial Killer, maybe. I'd love to hear those two live, my favorite songs of his.

I hope he has far better material for the album. Otherwise, just like what Duff has released, I don't see the point. I don't mean this in a harsh way, it's cool

they're still working and touring, sure, but I don't find this exciting. I even feels it diminishes their comeback for an upcoming Gn'R tour.

 

See, as much as a lot of people bash Axl constantly, and the lack of new real music, I enjoy his rarity. When he appears, even if it's something we've heard too many times,

it still feels special.
 

I'm not even sure whether I prefer hearing average new songs than no song at all. I'm just like "yeah ok, but what's the point?".

And regarding live gigs, if the frontman is Myles Kennedy, I just can't picture myself going through this. I need a charismatic frontman to cope with all the waiting, all these people and the sweat.

Sorry, maybe this post feels a bit too negative but just what I feel.

They should do a megatour with Axl & Tyler rotating between songs and mixing their material. Or better, Gn'R + Aerosmith, with feats in each show.

Who the f wants to watch Myles for 2 hours, frankly?

Rant over, sorry, needed to be said.

 

Dear Lord.

1 hour ago, Chris 55 said:

If you're gonna put it up on a youtube channel, don't forget to stick an obnoxious watermark on it. 

 

And stretch the image to 16:9

Finally a show from the early days in decent quality. Only took 30 years.

Not in this lifetime.

11 hours ago, Ratam said:

Smooth was an great track.

Smooth was supermarket music.

Guns have released 4 singles in recent years. If Axl was on Slash’s solo album they wouldn’t hide it, there is no reason to. They would be yelling it from the rooftop.

no.

On 2/17/2024 at 2:35 AM, ZoSoRose said:

Theater tour,

 

Reckless Life

Move to the City

Civil War/  Mama Kin

AfD front to back

Encore- 

Patience

Used to Love Her

 

Knocking on Heaven’s Door

Shadow of Your Love

 

This is perfect. No Dizzy. AFD five.

No.

1988

It's pretty funny to me seeing all the hard dicks over a song title for YEARS and then the crying when the song is finally released.

I had a good listen on my B&O headphones and I don't hear anything you people are on about.

No.

Art rock. To me the vocal effects perfectly fit the lyrics, it's pain that he is trying to bury and hide.

You can use your illusion, let it take you where it may .

Chinese Democracy starts now!

This might be the dumbest post I have ever read.

My vote is for Eric Valentine.

1 minute ago, Underhardy said:

It just dawned on me that perhaps Axl wanted Monsters to be included at the last minute which may explain the sudden delay. Would explain why it was only marketed as only The General at first.

I doubt there is enough space on a 7”.

The drum sound on General is very similar to the released Hard Skool

My reaction to The General is the same as OMG, I can’t work out if it’s genius or terrible. Monsters on the other hand is fucking fantastic!