Should Pitman get a solo song on the next record?

[Vincent Vega]

Do you think Pitman should get a solo song, wherein he plays all the instruments and creates sort of an ambient noise track, on the next album? Think how You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory on TSI was all Duff.

[Bansidhe]

Aye why not. I'm all up for some amusing noises.

[ShadowOfTheWave]

As long as it's his ambient noise, not some guy in another country's.

Edited December 5, 2012 by ShadowOfTheWave

[Guest NewGNRnOldGNR]

I don't think Chris Pitman's computers will feature like with CD. There'll be a lot less technology, more tradition, I believe Pitman will adopt a writing role like West Arkeen. But more or less be silent on the actual album.

[bax]

What i'd like to hear would be an album that is one long track with synth-oriented parts connecting one song to the next.

[downzy]

No. The last thing the current GNR show needs is more solos. If you want to stop giving Dizzy a solo and replace it with Pitman, that's fine, but the show is long enough that having everyone featured would only test the patience of the audience.

[HisRoyalSweetness]

I don't think Chris Pitman's computers will feature like with CD. There'll be a lot less technology, more tradition, I believe Pitman will adopt a writing role like West Arkeen. But more or less be silent on the actual album.

get the fuck out of here. pitman puts the nu in nugnr.

[Damn_Smooth]

Pitman should've been fired long ago. Just because he out-trannies bloated Duff doesn't mean that he should be forgiven for If The World.

[Rovim]

I really liked the synth part in the Catcher In The Rye demo. Really cool stuff. Hopefully, we'll get more of that in the future.

[Guest NewGNRnOldGNR]

get the fuck out of here. pitman puts the nu in nugnr.

That he does. But does Axl want to continue the 'Nu' direction of GN'R or return to a sound more akin to its roots? I feel with the inclusion of DJ the answer is the latter.