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For the love of god and for the future of heavy metal legacy please will someone decode and let the world know what chord transitions are playing in the background. What song or main riff is playing in the background. It captures the essence of heavy metal
wow I think you're right he is on speed! The end is so funny haha... I wanna read the magazine! No! Move let me use the phone then! (something like that)
I understand that...but still... I mean-I didn't talk about partying and all that staff... But they are so inaccessible...If you wanna meet them you have to buy meet&greet (and this is not available in all countries all over the world), if you wanna get closer to the stage you have to buy fan pit...it's all about the money. Back than if you wanna hang out with bands you've just waited in a parking lot... the time has changed...And thats why I said that they should not forget who they really are
Does anyone remember the clothing ads in RIP magazine? Trying to remember the name of that company. They had a lot of animal print in all colors and accessories.
Well, I guess they've simply grown up :) I mean, think about it: when you're 50 or 60, you perceive things in a different way, there's simply no way to avoid it. Unless you're Lemmy Kilmister :)
+ I hate the fact that all old school rockers from that era "everybody used to love to have fun"...they've changed. Just like that they forget who they are and how it was back than. They are rockers so they should be who they really are and not forget how they lived and be so "celebrity" today...
exzemoron That's what happens when you grow up, and they put their bodies through hell so just the fact that they are still alive makes them awesome! And they are still who they were, these guys are real nothing fake about them they are still rock stars just not drunk and high rock stars lol.
William Bruce Rose Jr. (Lafayette, Indiana, 6 de febrero de 1962), originalmente William Bruce Bailey, más conocido por su nombre artístico Axl Rose, es un músico, cantante, compositor y pianista estadounidense.[2] Es famoso por ser el cantante, líder y compositor de la mítica banda de hard rock Guns N' Roses, con la que tuvo gran éxito alrededor del mundo a finales de las décadas de 1980 y principios de la de 1990.
Yes. They look so high, pimpen rip. They were the 🔥🔥 hottest band on the strip. Cool video. Axel pushing slash around until he fired him and took control of the G&R label and kept all the 💰💰💰 money. Did you that Slash isn't a Jew. He's named for a artist that his parents admired in England. I originally thought he was a moter Head rip off with their cover art and everything on the apitite album. But not that I have taken good look at what he plays. I mean he must have been practicing for a while to get that together.
How could he have been talking to Axl on the phone, if Axl is right nearby...and if Axl was right nearby talking to Slash on the phone, why did Axl need to use the pay phone that Slash was using...since Axl already had a phone? Damn. Those guys are weird.
Slash wasn't talking to Axl on the phone. At some point he said "Axl's fine, everything is cool", which is clear and convincing evidence that Axl was not a party to that call.
Kayla Is Undead, they’re baked (mainly Slash), shit-tily scripted, horrible actors (like you said), just baked and shit-tily scripted, or all of the above.
Yeah guys, those time ruled. You know why? 'Cause everybody used to love to have fun. "No one has a fuckin' clue on what life is, so let's have some fun!" - this was the philosophy. And nowadays rockers are so damn serious, goddamned, like they discovered The Secret Of Life yesterday. I can't stand all these today's metal band assholes who take themselves so damn serious and speak out some bull thinking they're incredibly wise, lofty and artful. Fuck...
