El medley de Guns N' Roses para el RN'R HOF

Ansiolítico escribió:Claro, pero en ese caso la cosa cambia. El tipo deja abierta la puerta a que haya una performance pero no como todo el mundo pensaría (es decir los cinco del AFD). ¿Tocará la banda actual?¿Habrá un mix? Tracii por las dudas hace unos meses ya se apuntó para la ceremonia...

Tracii no grabo nada oficial con la banda, asi que ni se asome al recinto

Ansiolítico escribió:Otra posibilidad, teniendo en cuenta que la banda sigue activa y que Axl no quiere desprestigiar a los miembros actuales sería que toquen estos con varios invitados del clásico line up. Duff e Izzy lo hicieorn y volverían a hacerlo. Steven se sabe que de ser invitado se tira de cabeza...

El mejore de los casos que ser entreveren los "GNR (legendarios) " con los RHCP y toquen temas de Metallica

Y con respecto a la aclaración del tipo este es obvio que lo cagaron a pedos, si se da por sentado que no van a tocar las expectativas decaen en un 100,1%.

Por mi que toquen los cuatro pero con Riquelme en lugar de Slash en la viola, haciendo una versión hardrockera de Travelin' Band de Creedence, estaría de lujo...

Eso re daría!

Hace algunos años tuve un delirio cannabico acerca de eso... estaba muy de la boina con unas flores divinas y escuchando Travelin' Band y cerre los ojos y empece a volar con una fantasía. La cosa era así: los cinco del AFD tocaban ese tema en una ceremonia en un show intímo (onda RNRHOF). Estaban todos maduros, con sus looks actuales y la rompían toda. La versión era bien hardrockera, parecida la versión que hacía Slash's Bluesball de ese tema pero con Axl en la voz. Y pateaban traseros duramente. En fin, hubiese estado bueno que fuese real pero yo lo disfrute igual!

Que buenas flores

A ver si me fumo uno de esos mismo en el día de la ceremonia y tengo mi merecida Reunión!

Ansiolítico escribió:Ya se que es una locura y muchos van a quererme quemarme, pero de no estar Slash... lo mpas parecido a los cinco originales serían Axl/Tracii/Izzy/Duff y Steven. A mi me gustaría eh! Antes que nada...

de no estar SLASH toda esa huevada vale verga (sorry, así se dice acá)


Y Ojalá que alguien lleve un cartel que diga GNR ES SLASH

pd: quiero un toque de esas flores jajaja hace mucho tiempo que no me pongo gettin high

q no este slash por favor seria una revenda verga

Guns N' Roses Bassist Duff McKagan on the Hall Of Fame: 'I'll Be There With Bells On.'


'You have those daydreams like, we'll go up and play 'Nightrain' and 'Brownstone.''






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There's a lot that Duff McKagan is unsure about at the moment. He
doesn't know what's going to happen when Guns N' Roses get inducted into
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next month. He doesn't know when (or if)
Velvet Revolver will reform, and he certainly doesn't know who will
front the band if that does happen. "I find in my career that I never
know what's going to happen in two months," says McKagan. "I don't know
what I'm going to be doing in July, or even June. Anything could
happen. I'm cool with anything."

In December Duff shared a stage with ex-bandmate Axl Rose at two gigs
in Seattle and Vancouver, and then a month later Velvet Revolver
reunited at a Los Angles benefit concert. We recently chatted with
McKagan about all of this, as well as the paperback release of his
autobiography It's So Easy: and Other Lies, which hits shelves on March 20th.

What compelled you to write this book?
A few years ago Seattle Weekly
offered me a weekly column. I was kind of terrified. Around week three I
suddenly realized that I could articulate my thoughts in the written
word much better than I ever could talking. I could organize what I was
really getting at. A few months after that I was offered a financial
column for Playboy. Suddenly I had two weekly columns and two deadlines,
so I was writing a ton. I started writing other things that weren't
right for my columns. I wrote a letter of gratitude to my older seven
siblings. I got to my oldest brother John, and I thanked him for being
our patriarch and bringing mom to the hospital. And it stopped me, that
sentence right there. Our mom had Parkinson's and it took me into this
whole other thing, and I started writing about that. I was dealing with
things, wondering what my part was in my life.

What I found is that we're speeding along through life and in the
rearview mirror on the left you see all the bad shit, which is all that
other motherfuckers fault. All the good stuff, in the other rearview
mirror, is all the good stuff – which you had everything to do with. I'm
being simplistic, but you know what I mean. I started delving into all
that. How did I get here? What's the real story? I'm a dad and I better
get all my shit straight. The writing really helped me with that. I
wrote twice as many words than are in the book. Some of it you wouldn't
want to read. But a story started to come to the surface when I was
writing and I really liked the whole idea of it.

Are there parts of your past that you can't remember, or are just sort of blurry?
Yeah.
There's a ton of it. So I didn't write about the stuff that I didn't
remember. I kind of experimented with that by trying to remember stuff
by writing about it, and I couldn't. I didn't want to guess or grab some
dates I found on the Internet and try and write about. That would have
felt disingenuous. I wrote about the stuff that I remembered, and I
tried to take a reader into the insanity of addiction. Thoughts and days
start melting together and you don't know where the fuck you are. I
don't know if I succeeded in that, but I tried.

Do you think that drug addicts would benefit from reading the book because they'd see that there is a way out?
That
wasn't my mission statement. But since the book came out, I've noticed
there's a lot of that kind of thing. "Well shit, if Duff can do it! Look
how bad he was. He has kids and seems to be sane-ish." It's true, man.
If I can do it, anyone can do it. I gradually became the worst of the
worst.

Memory is always a weird thing. I'm sure if I talked to you
and Slash about the same event I'd get a wildly different story. Did you
ever deal with that when writing the book?
Yeah. I put a
thing at the beginning of the book. I said, "To people that were there,
you might remember it differently." That's just human nature, I think.
Slash and I were in the seats right next to each other on a lot of that
ride. We remember things completely differently sometimes. At times he
won't remember a whole thing I remember, or vice versa. That's a whole
other discussion why we retain certain things…especially when you're
fucked up.

During the writing process did you ever say to yourself, "Oh, I can't write this. I'll piss off Axl or Slash…"
I
was careful about that. It's not necessarily their story, so why throw
somebody underneath the bus? They didn't ask me to write a story about
them, or my ex-wife didn't ask me to write this. My point was to really
take responsibility for my shortcomings. I tried to not bring
somebody else into it. I kept reading through my passages and trying to
make sure there wasn't any passive aggressive tone. At the end of the
day, it doesn't read very well.

It's sort of interesting that in the past few months you've played gigs with Axl Rose and Scott Weiland.
Yeah.
I'm kind of feeling like a grown-up. I don't have resentments towards
anyone I played with, or to the guy who bullied me in the sixth grade.
I've worked through it. But the thing I played with Scott was something
bigger than all of us. That's a no-brainer. The Axl stuff…man, we shared
a lot of great moments together. We grew up together in those formative
times, being young men under some pretty extraordinary circumstances.
Really only the five guys in the original band know what that was
like…even my wife, I can't explain it to her. I couldn't write about it
in that book. I'm not that good of a writer.

Was it strange being asked to open up for Guns N' Roses a few months back?
I
didn't really look at it like anything except it was a chance to play
some gigs with my old buddy. One was in my hometown Seattle, and the
other in Vancouver. It was a feel-good deal. It wasn't like Judas Priest
calling [my band] Loaded to open some gigs for them. It felt totally
different than that.

You're going to Cleveland next month for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Do you know what's going to happen?
I
don't. I know I'm going to go. I can't, at all, speak for anybody else.
And won't. I'll be there with bells on. Is the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame that important to me? No. Is it something I've aspired towards? No.
It's not sports. You get into the Baseball Hall of Fame, that's bad
ass. But that's a competitive sport. You have stats. Look, we were a
good band – but there were a lot of good bands. A lot of people liked
our band, eventually. And that's kick ass.

What I found out when we got nominated is that there's just a shit
ton of fans around the world who are really psyched. In that case, it's
more about them and the people that believed in us and bought our
records and came and saw us. Imagine that? All those people believing in
our band – a thing we created out of thin air. That part of it is an
honor. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as an institution? I really don't
know much about it.

Do you hope the band is going to reunite and play?
I
think it would be killer. Do I hope to? That's a tricky question. It
would be awesome. You have those day dreams like, "We'll go up and play
'Nightrain' and 'Brownstone' and throw down the microphone and drop off!
That'll be killer!' But I doubt that'll happen.

Why?
There's been no communication about anyone
playing. There was probably a day in the mid-1990s where I would have
tried to gather the troops, but I'm just not that guy anymore. It's too
frustrating to change anyone else…I'm not even sure I'd want to change
how anyone else sees a situation. But I'm going.

I've heard that Axl is going. Do you think that Izzy will go?
I
don't know. You'd have to ask him. It would be great if Izzy went, but I
don't really know. I don't know if he's into that whole kind of thing
with cameras and all that stuff.

What's the deal with Velvet Revolver? Some fans are optimistic that Scott might come back because you guys played that one show.
No.
We just did that thing for our friend who passed, for his wife and
kids. I'd be surprised…you know what? I don't even want to try and guess
anymore. Who knows what's gonna happen? I'm cool with anything, and if
it feels right at the time, it'll be the thing to do and we'll talk
about it then.

Do you think that Velvet Revolver has a future?
I hope so. We were a good songwriting band and it was a real thing onstage.

Are the rumors true that you talked to Corey Taylor from Slipknot at some point about joining the band?
Yeah.
When you're a musician you are around your peers a lot, like Slipknot
and Alice In Chains…you name the band. We're all just kind of friends.
The Corey thing came up. If you're asking me, I think that Corey is the
best singer of his age group, which is about eight years younger than
me. He's the best pound-for-pound singer around and I'd like to explore
that. And it still might happen one day. That guy is in, like, fifteen
bands. But he's bad ass and the real deal and it comes from the right
place with him. I have nothing but cool things to say about Corey.


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Es cierto eso?

Que cosa??????? Traduzcan manga de putos!

Dice que duda que eso vaya a suceder, es mas de lo mismo.

Gracias gilmy

ahhh si, entendi toda la nota ¬¬

Dietry escribió:Gracias gilmy

Y ese quien es?

creo que era un putito, pero la verdad no recuerdo

Andá panqueque!!

Spoiler:

AJJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA !!!!!!!!!!!1

ajajajjajajajajajjajajajja que culiao este Viejo!

q dice la nota?

no tengo idea, esperemos que Romi y Bichita la traduzca