NighTrain Station Guns N' Roses

W setliście nawet Swayze'go uwzględniali.
Ciekawe jak by Axl zabrzmiał: "she's like the wind...." nie pamiętam jak dalej leciało.
On lubi takie pogodowe piosenki, jakieś deszcze, te sprawy....

No i mamy kolejną aktualizację:

http://web.gunsnroses.com/news/article.jsp...=news&fext=.jsp

 

bo pisza tylko jak się coś dzieje...

Fakt,piszą,jak się coś dzieje,ale skoro niektórzy ludzie się tam rejestrowali to przydałoby się powiadomienie na maila o aktualizacji na przykład.
Sama aktualizacja też mogłaby być bardziej widoczna,bo w sumie wchodząc na stronę  główną jej nie zauważyłem.No chyba,że tylko ja tam mam

Nie tylko, Ty tak masz. Gdyby się nie pojawiła na forum ta informacja, to w ogóle bym nie wiedział, że coś dodali, bo tego wcześniej nie zauważyłem.  <_<  No i faktycznie, po coś tą rejestracje wymyślili więc mogliby o aktualizacjach powiadamiać...

Z punktu widzenia kosmologicznego miała miejsce nic nieznacząca aktualizacja oficjalnej... Pisza o sprawie która nikogo nie obchodzi... ale enjoy...


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GN’R crew responds to Die Mannequin singer
by Doug Miller

A recent interview with the lead vocalist of the Canadian indie band Die Mannequin has managed to rub several members of the Guns N’ Roses touring staff the wrong way.

Die Mannequin opened a few shows during the 2006 GN’R North American tour, and in a recent interview with Chart Magazine, the singer, known as Care Failure, described the experience this way:

"There were just so many rules about Axl!" Failure told Chart. "He used to show up 45 seconds before their set and wouldn't really hang around, so we barely saw him. Once, Tony (Useless, the Die Mannequin bassist) tried talking to him and got pinned against the wall by a guard."

GN’R stage manager Tom Mayhue offered this explanation of the events in question:

"This is how I remember it," Mayhue said. "Guns had just finished doing their two-hour set and were getting off the stage to go to their dressing rooms, and some drunk guy goes up to Axl.

"Now, no one knows who this guy is or what the hell he wants. Our head of security, Geo Gasparetti, is probably the best in the business at what he does, and he intervened. Later on, Geo went up to the guy and explained to him that what he did wasn’t too bright, and that was that.

"I mean, when Care Failure’s amp was fucked up, my crew fixed it. When their crew was late or drunk, sleeping in the dressing room at set change, our crew was there to set them up. This band was given more sound checks, extra guests, and whatever they needed from our production management, so I don’t get why she felt the need to talk shit."

Chris Gratton, GN’R’s production manager, added that there are no "rules" regarding Axl or any other member of Guns N’ Roses.

"I hate it when I read or hear about things that never occurred," Gratton said. "The only rules are the ones I set in terms of the show schedule, like when the first band goes on, how long a set change is, et cetera.

"For most of the North American tour, Axl traveled in a tour bus and he would be at the gig several hours before Guns went on and watch the openers.

"Axl often had people partying in his dressing room -- I’m talking about everyone from his friends to the guys in Helmet to Sebastian Bach to the Suicide Girls -- until the wee hours in the morning.

"We had a lot of good times on that tour."
 

i kolejna aktualizacja oficjalnej... aż się dziwie co tak często... ale to dobrze.

Tym razem Dizzy mówi o tym jak to Better nowe co mamy nie jest ostatecznym...

The truth about 'Better'
By Doug Miller / GunsNRoses.com

The song "Better" has been receiving airplay across the country, but there is no official single release. No one seems to know where the song came from or how it got out. Did Guns N’ Roses purposely leak the track?

"Here’s what I know," keyboardist Dizzy Reed explains to GunsNRoses.com. "We were doing a commercial with Harley-Davidson. Harley was going to do a version using 'Paradise City' and another version using 'Better.' Their Web site even had a version up for like one day with 'Better,' but the version of 'Better' that they had was an unfinished, unapproved demo. That’s why it was removed. The version that’s getting airplay is that same demo.

"Our understanding of how that happened is that an experimental edit using 'Better' in place of 'Paradise City' was somehow accidentally mislabeled as the 'Paradise City' Harley-Davidson video/commercial and was inadvertently released on the internet. We believe the 'leak' came from this source tape and someone with access to it.

"For the record, absolutely none of the songs that have been leaked have come from the band or our organization. None of the songs that have been leaked are anything more than demo versions, works in progress. No final mixes.

"It’s really frustrating working on something as hard as we have and then having it wind up on the Internet before it’s finished. Hearing a demo on the radio really sucks."
 

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