Originally posted by: Vonkhan
Axl's the man :beer: atleast he didn't sell out like Metallica
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Vonkhan
Axl's the man :beer: atleast he didn't sell out like Metallica
If being a flaming prima dona, being incapable of putting out any new music, incapable of any musical progression in general, not being able to get along with your bandmates, etc. means you're the man then I guess you're right.
I think he's a whining b!tch myself. I just have a slightly different idea of what being "the man" is
Originally posted by: Rumpltzer
i liked the Appetite for Destruction and Lies albums. I listened to each until the tapes wore out and I had to get new ones. I still have them.
The Use Your Illusion albums just didn't seem replayable. I was disappointed. I didn't even bother with the Spaghetti thing
Axl's reappearance a few years ago on some awards show was scary. His face was all puffy and shiney like he's been made into a cyborg or something. The guy with the KFC bucket on his head?!
...I dunno. I guess I'd prefer they just stop it and let the memories be good.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
all i can say is
"knock knock knockin on heaven's door, yeh-yeh yeh-yeh-yeh"
and
"ohhhhhh sweet child of mine"
Originally posted by: dwell
Greatest Hits == Group is dead
Originally posted by: dwell
G&N w/o Slash is not G&N 'tall. They should call themselves "& Rose" at this point.
Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: dwell
Greatest Hits == Group is dead
Sometimes they are just putting plastic on the shelves to fulfill contractual obligations.
Originally posted by: dwell
G&N w/o Slash is not G&N 'tall. They should call themselves "& Rose" at this point.
I don't care about how "good" a guitarist can play or not. Slash had his own style that defined the G&R sound as much as Axl's voice. G&R w/o Slash is like calling "Slash's Snake Pit" G&R -- it's not a complete formula.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Slash is a good, above average guitarist. THAT'S IT. He's not great by any stretch of the imagination. Axl's voice grates on my nerves sometimes, but I like GNR overall.