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This sounds great. More great news..........if its true.

I like what Im hearing, but Im scared to trust it.

Also that pic. Its hard to trust black and white. Could be real though.

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Oh its real all right! :scared:

Look at the dudes face behind her :lol:

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3 discs to me, thank you. :) But as people already stated in this thread. It gotta be some misunderstanding. 3 discs in total, yes. 3 discs like UYI, maybe. 3 discs in a box, no. That wouldn't work. Maybe as a fan box some year after all the 3 albums are released but not from the beggining.

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I'm pretty sure he was misinterpreted. I think he meant he will release 3 CDs over time. Not a 3 disc collection. That would be madness.

If Axl is constantly playing Chinese Democracy to people it means the album is finished and completed right? :unsure: So all that's left is perhaps artwork, promotion etc?

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On the road to 'Chinese Democracy'

Posted by David Lindquist

Indiana native W. Axl Rose has popped up at a Korn tour-announcement party and a Victoria’s Secret event in recent weeks, fueling speculation that Guns n’ Roses’ long-delayed “Chinese Democracy” album may be released sooner than later.

Let’s add a field report from the Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band to the stack of growing evidence.

The Big Damn Band, an Indianapolis-based roots blues trio, served as the supporting act for the Derek Trucks Band Feb. 23 at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. Rose caught Trucks in action, and then hit a VIP party at upstairs bar On the Rox.

Big Damn Band members the Rev. Josh Peyton, Breezy Peyton and Jayme Peyton also attended the party. Beyond the high-profile gig on the West Coast, the arrival of Jayme’s birthday at midnight gave the group reason to celebrate.

“(Rose) heard us say that it was my birthday, and he came over and bought me a couple of shots of Patron (tequila),” Jayme says. “I thought that was real nice.”

Photographic evidence of the drink can be viewed here.

Rose, sporting the cornrow hairstyle he unveiled during a brief Guns n’ Roses comeback in 2002, displayed a good sense of humor, according to Jayme.

After Rose mentioned his own recent 44th birthday, Breezy jokingly said, “Man, that is old.”

“(Rose) looked at the bartender and said, ‘Hey can I get a Geritol over here,’ ” Jayme says.

Naturally, Rose and the Big Damn Band bonded because of their shared Hoosier roots. In the old days, Rose told concert audiences that his native state of Indiana was Auschwitz revisited.

“I don’t think he really said anything bad about Indiana,” Jayme says of the Hollywood meeting. “Maybe he didn’t say anything especially good, either.”

Jayme says the party eventually moved to Trucks’ tour bus, where Rose produced a CD and previewed some of “Chinese Democracy” -- which the singer said will be sold as a 3-disc collection.

“He still has the ‘Axl voice,’ ” says Jayme, who recalls the 1991 Guns n’ Roses album “Use Your Illusion I” as the first CD he ever purchased. “He was in the bus singing along. I couldn’t believe it was still Axl’s voice, all these years later.”

http://blogs.indystar.com/celebratedsounds/

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Look, it's Axl.

Look, it's Axl DOING A SHOT!

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This sounds great. More great news..........if its true.

I like what Im hearing, but Im scared to trust it.

Also that pic. Its hard to trust black and white. Could be real though.

J.Walker

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Oh its real all right! :scared:

LMAO at the guy directly behind her.......haha, his face!

Both pictures are taken at the same moment, same place and the women next to Axl sees her twin siter doing her grazy moshing act. :laugh:

mr.Q

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Hey wait...this could have been photoshopped easily right?

Someone find that pic of Axl smoking a cigar in 2002...it looks like it could match his face in this one..... :question:

Mabye i'm just over-analyzing :tongue2:

Yes, you are, for a start, Axl didn't have his hair tied back in the Cigar Pictures.

I can't believe you people sometimes!!

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if its a 3 disc set.. then it will not be huge... nobody will buy it and everybody will lose..

If they sell it with the price of one I can't see why would it hurt the sells.. Also it would be good promotion because it's newer done before, or atleast not with a band this big..

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On the road to 'Chinese Democracy'

Posted by David Lindquist

Indiana native W. Axl Rose has popped up at a Korn tour-announcement party and a Victoria’s Secret event in recent weeks, fueling speculation that Guns n’ Roses’ long-delayed “Chinese Democracy” album may be released sooner than later.

Let’s add a field report from the Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band to the stack of growing evidence.

The Big Damn Band, an Indianapolis-based roots blues trio, served as the supporting act for the Derek Trucks Band Feb. 23 at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. Rose caught Trucks in action, and then hit a VIP party at upstairs bar On the Rox.

Big Damn Band members the Rev. Josh Peyton, Breezy Peyton and Jayme Peyton also attended the party. Beyond the high-profile gig on the West Coast, the arrival of Jayme’s birthday at midnight gave the group reason to celebrate.

“(Rose) heard us say that it was my birthday, and he came over and bought me a couple of shots of Patron (tequila),” Jayme says. “I thought that was real nice.”

Photographic evidence of the drink can be viewed here.

Rose, sporting the cornrow hairstyle he unveiled during a brief Guns n’ Roses comeback in 2002, displayed a good sense of humor, according to Jayme.

After Rose mentioned his own recent 44th birthday, Breezy jokingly said, “Man, that is old.”

“(Rose) looked at the bartender and said, ‘Hey can I get a Geritol over here,’ ” Jayme says.

Naturally, Rose and the Big Damn Band bonded because of their shared Hoosier roots. In the old days, Rose told concert audiences that his native state of Indiana was Auschwitz revisited.

“I don’t think he really said anything bad about Indiana,” Jayme says of the Hollywood meeting. “Maybe he didn’t say anything especially good, either.”

Jayme says the party eventually moved to Trucks’ tour bus, where Rose produced a CD and previewed some of “Chinese Democracy” -- which the singer said will be sold as a 3-disc collection.

“He still has the ‘Axl voice,’ ” says Jayme, who recalls the 1991 Guns n’ Roses album “Use Your Illusion I” as the first CD he ever purchased. “He was in the bus singing along. I couldn’t believe it was still Axl’s voice, all these years later.”

http://blogs.indystar.com/celebratedsounds/

shotswithaxle.jpg

Look, it's Axl.

Look, it's Axl DOING A SHOT!

Oh,yeah..It seems like our Axl is having fun!!!!!!

Great shot!!!

Mmmmmmm.... :wub:

Axl is coming guys!!!! rock2

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On the road to 'Chinese Democracy'

Posted by David Lindquist

Indiana native W. Axl Rose has popped up at a Korn tour-announcement party and a Victoria’s Secret event in recent weeks, fueling speculation that Guns n’ Roses’ long-delayed “Chinese Democracy” album may be released sooner than later.

Let’s add a field report from the Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band to the stack of growing evidence.

The Big Damn Band, an Indianapolis-based roots blues trio, served as the supporting act for the Derek Trucks Band Feb. 23 at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. Rose caught Trucks in action, and then hit a VIP party at upstairs bar On the Rox.

Big Damn Band members the Rev. Josh Peyton, Breezy Peyton and Jayme Peyton also attended the party. Beyond the high-profile gig on the West Coast, the arrival of Jayme’s birthday at midnight gave the group reason to celebrate.

“(Rose) heard us say that it was my birthday, and he came over and bought me a couple of shots of Patron (tequila),” Jayme says. “I thought that was real nice.”

Photographic evidence of the drink can be viewed here.

Rose, sporting the cornrow hairstyle he unveiled during a brief Guns n’ Roses comeback in 2002, displayed a good sense of humor, according to Jayme.

After Rose mentioned his own recent 44th birthday, Breezy jokingly said, “Man, that is old.”

“(Rose) looked at the bartender and said, ‘Hey can I get a Geritol over here,’ ” Jayme says.

Naturally, Rose and the Big Damn Band bonded because of their shared Hoosier roots. In the old days, Rose told concert audiences that his native state of Indiana was Auschwitz revisited.

“I don’t think he really said anything bad about Indiana,” Jayme says of the Hollywood meeting. “Maybe he didn’t say anything especially good, either.”

Jayme says the party eventually moved to Trucks’ tour bus, where Rose produced a CD and previewed some of “Chinese Democracy” -- which the singer said will be sold as a 3-disc collection.

“He still has the ‘Axl voice,’ ” says Jayme, who recalls the 1991 Guns n’ Roses album “Use Your Illusion I” as the first CD he ever purchased. “He was in the bus singing along. I couldn’t believe it was still Axl’s voice, all these years later.”

http://blogs.indystar.com/celebratedsounds/

shotswithaxle.jpg

Look, it's Axl.

Look, it's Axl DOING A SHOT!

Nah, he's just covering his face because he's smiling and doesn't want anyone else to see.

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if its a 3 disc set.. then it will not be huge... nobody will buy it and everybody will lose..

If they sell it with the price of one I can't see why would it hurt the sells.. Also it would be good promotion because it's newer done before, or atleast not with a band this big..

oh yeah depends on the price also...

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