guns n' roses

AxlUlrich

DOSW wrote:

I think Robin Finck really adds to the formula. Too bad that he'll probably leave the band soon... he just doesn't seem like he'd fit the GNR crowd.

he certainly does..don't see him leaving though considering he's been with Axl for almost 10 years now..

amentvedder wrote:

hahaha I know! How many Chinese Democracy threads have there been! it's always the same. The album isn't coming out, no GN'R without Slash *yawns
I'm old enough (unfortunately) to have been a fan from day 1, and i still love the current GN'R. If they don't like GN'R without Slash then they should fuk off, it really is as simple as that

haha..a reason why i ignore most if not all GN'R threads here..it's the same rubbish..
i think 16 seconds of Checkmate beats anything VR has done haha..

amentvedder

AxlUlrich wrote:

he certainly does..don't see him leaving though considering he's been with Axl for almost 10 years now..


haha..a reason why i ignore most if not all GN'R threads here..it's the same rubbish..
i think 16 seconds of Checkmate beats anything VR has done haha..

haha!
Axl who wrote Better again? I know it wasn't Axl
Anyway yeh this time last year we were saying the same shit ..it's closer than ever now tho!!

AxlUlrich

amentvedder wrote:

haha!
Axl who wrote Better again? I know it wasn't Axl
Anyway yeh this time last year we were saying the same shit ..it's closer than ever now tho!!

it's a Finck song if i'm not wrong but i think Axl wrote the lyrics and Finck wrote the rest..

am confident it will come out soon with the relaunch of the site etc...maybe November 21st might be too soon being there hasn't been any real promotion by now.

amentvedder

AxlUlrich wrote:

it's a Finck song if i'm not wrong but i think Axl wrote the lyrics and Finck wrote the rest..

am confident it will come out soon with the relaunch of the site etc...maybe November 21st might be too soon being there hasn't been any real promotion by now.

Such an amazing song.

MCG

I'm sure the album will be good, i just wish he'd stop calling it Guns n' Roses.

Klumpie

MCG wrote:

I'm sure the album will be good, i just wish he'd stop calling it Guns n' Roses.

I just see it as Guns N' Roses 2.0

For Deep Purple I also always use the MK1 till MK5 line up. People are complaining about Guns N' Roses. But look at Deep Purple:

Deep Purple Mark I (April 1968 - June 1969)
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
Rod Evans (vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards + backing vocals)
Ian Paice (drums)
Nick Simper (bass + backing vocals)

Deep Purple Mark IIa (June 1969 - 30 June 1973)
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)

Deep Purple Mark III (October 1973 - 5 April 1975)
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
David Coverdale (vocals)
Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)

Deep Purple Mark IV (1975 - July 1976 (last gig was March 15 1976))
Tommy Bolin (guitar + vocals)
David Coverdale (vocals)
Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)

Deep Purple Mark IIb (reunion) (April 1984 - April 1989)
Same lineup as Mk II above. This lineup was often referred to as Mk V at the time, as fans didn't think they quite stood up to the past.

Deep Purple Mark V (Autumn 1989 - Autumn 1992) ("Mk. Turner" )
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
Roger Glover (bass)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Joe Lynn Turner (vocals)

Deep Purple Mark IIc (re-reunion?) (Autumn 1992 - 17 November 1993)
Same lineup as Mk II above.

Deep Purple Mark VI (2. December 1993 - July 1994)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Joe Satriani (guitar)
This lineup was originally just for the Japanese tour, that had been announced before Blackmore quit in November. Due to the success of those shows, they also did a European tour in the summer of 1994. This is the only non-recording lineup so far.


Deep Purple Mark VII (November 1994 - February 2002)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass and backing vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Steve Morse (guitar and backing vocals)

Deep Purple Mark VIII (March 2002 - present)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass and backing vocals)
Don Airey (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Steve Morse (guitar and backing vocals)

And did they made good music??? yes, they did

amentvedder

Klumpie wrote:

I just see it as Guns N' Roses 2.0

For Deep Purple I also always use the MK1 till MK5 line up. People are complaining about Guns N' Roses. But look at Deep Purple:

Deep Purple Mark I (April 1968 - June 1969)
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
Rod Evans (vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards + backing vocals)
Ian Paice (drums)
Nick Simper (bass + backing vocals)

Deep Purple Mark IIa (June 1969 - 30 June 1973)
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)

Deep Purple Mark III (October 1973 - 5 April 1975)
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
David Coverdale (vocals)
Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)

Deep Purple Mark IV (1975 - July 1976 (last gig was March 15 1976))
Tommy Bolin (guitar + vocals)
David Coverdale (vocals)
Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)

Deep Purple Mark IIb (reunion) (April 1984 - April 1989)
Same lineup as Mk II above. This lineup was often referred to as Mk V at the time, as fans didn't think they quite stood up to the past.

Deep Purple Mark V (Autumn 1989 - Autumn 1992) ("Mk. Turner" )
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)
Roger Glover (bass)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Joe Lynn Turner (vocals)

Deep Purple Mark IIc (re-reunion?) (Autumn 1992 - 17 November 1993)
Same lineup as Mk II above.

Deep Purple Mark VI (2. December 1993 - July 1994)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Joe Satriani (guitar)
This lineup was originally just for the Japanese tour, that had been announced before Blackmore quit in November. Due to the success of those shows, they also did a European tour in the summer of 1994. This is the only non-recording lineup so far.


Deep Purple Mark VII (November 1994 - February 2002)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass and backing vocals)
Jon Lord (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Steve Morse (guitar and backing vocals)

Deep Purple Mark VIII (March 2002 - present)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Roger Glover (bass and backing vocals)
Don Airey (keyboards)
Ian Paice (drums)
Steve Morse (guitar and backing vocals)

And did they made good music??? yes, they did

You Deep Purple nerd Excellent point tho

Klumpie

amentvedder wrote:

You Deep Purple nerd Excellent point tho

This is of a friend of mine, I thought he said that you can find it on the Deep Purple site. But they made with different line ups good albums. And Deep Purple markII was better then Guns N' Roses but I don't think you will agree with it.

amentvedder

Klumpie wrote:

This is of a friend of mine, I thought he said that you can find it on the Deep Purple site. But they made with different line ups good albums. And Deep Purple markII was better then Guns N' Roses but I don't think you will agree with it.

Yes you are correct i do not agree But to be fair i haven't listened to Deep Purple so i don't know

Klumpie

amentvedder wrote:

But to be fair i haven't listened to Deep Purple so i don't know

:eek: You really have to listen to:

- Deep Purple in Rock (1970)
- Machine Head (1972)
- Made in Japan [Live] (1972)

If you don't like these albums, then you don't have to listen to the rest.

eden

AxlUlrich wrote:

he certainly does..don't see him leaving though considering he's been with Axl for almost 10 years now..


haha..a reason why i ignore most if not all GN'R threads here..it's the same rubbish..
i think 16 seconds of Checkmate beats anything VR has done haha..

Why do Axl fans have to hate Slash and VR? Or conversely Slash people hate Axl? They are both musical geniuses in their own right.
Its so played out, this feud, I get tired of that sh*t.

amentvedder

eden wrote:

Why do Axl fans have to hate Slash and VR? Or conversely Slash people hate Axl? They are both musical geniuses in their own right.
Its so played out, this feud, I get tired of that sh*t.

Axl's fans don't hate slash? Every GN'R thread it's the same crap - it's not GN'R without Slash, now that shit is tiring.

amentvedder

Klumpie wrote:

:eek: You really have to listen to:

- Deep Purple in Rock (1970)
- Machine Head (1972)
- Made in Japan [Live] (1972)

If you don't like these albums, then you don't have to listen to the rest.

Ok i would listen to these as you rate them but i don't have them, maybe i will see if i can get a hold of a copy Never beat GN'R tho

Klumpie

amentvedder wrote:

Ok i would listen to these as you rate them but i don't have them, maybe i will see if i can get a hold of a copy Never beat GN'R tho

You can find them on the internet.

But let's go back to GnR. I've more sources right now that the album will come out 21 November. Kerrang, Rolling Stone, Metacritic and Yahoo are confirming it.

Scratchin a Letter

last i heard the release date was some point in 1994...

redsfan1

I'm a slash person but i don't hate axl, i don't know why people waste their time with that stuff. I know axl has thrown people out of shows because the fan was wearing a slash t-shirt. I think thats childish. I've seen slash 4 times, and axl once. They are both so good. I guess i'm just a big fan of G'N R. Hell i even went to see dizzy reed solo show two years ago.

brain of c

i heard axl is getting back together.

iluvcats

because i like scottie, we have been to see VR twice, and now i like slash and duff
my husband loves gnr. I'm getting tix for 11/13 tomorrow. I think axl is pretty good. I'm flexible.

eden

brain of c wrote:

i heard axl is getting back together.

Ha!

That made me lough out loud for real.

amentvedder

brain of c wrote:

i heard axl is getting back together.

16th time u used that 1. I still like Garbage on Letterman that was quite good tho