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This site also mention the rumored november release..
http://www.indigoflow.co.uk/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=146


But, it also mentions a rumored tracklist:
Cock-A-Roach Soup
This I Love
Suckerpunched
No Love Remains
Friend Or Foe
Zip It
Something Always
Hearts Always Get Killed
This Life
Closing In On You
Catcher In The Rye
IRS
Strange Disease
Never Had It
Today, Tomorrow, Forever
TWAT


Most of these titles, we have heard of before and it seems like they have gathered the titles from different earlier rumors. But what is strange is that they don`t mention "the blues", "madagascar", "Chinese democracy", "Rhiad.." or "silkworms"
I think (and hope) that The blues, maddy and Ch. democracy will be on the cd.

I guess this i a BS tracklist,but titles like "today, tomorrow, forever", "closing in on you" and "heart always get killed" i?ve never heard of before..Wonder where they`ve got these titles :-\

This "tracklist" is very old news (like years old)  - I doubt half those titles even exist now - some may never have - check dead horse because this has been discussed many many times

Thats a BS tracklist. Alot of those are old rumored tracks, alot of which you can find on WinMx or Kazza but if you download them, there fake files or different artists entirely.

yes, it's BS. They just probably meant "possible titles include". I would be shocked if songs being worked on in 1999/2000 would make it on CD.
If/when we get a tracklist, I'm guessing that 3/4 of the songs have never been mentioned or performed live.
The only thing that I would hesitate to dismiss completely from that tracklisting, is that Dizzy said in his most recent interview that they had "several" versions of some songs.
This could mean that they may have worked on a version of something like "Catcher in the Rye" in 1999, but then reworked, rearranged and re-recorded it in 2002 or 2003.

According to http://www.roadkill.com/MDB/album.phtml/19428 (http://www.roadkill.com/MDB/album.phtml/19428) the tracks are as follows:

01. Madagascar (5:07)
02. Catcher in The Rye (4:33)
03. Dreamscale (12:09)
04. lets all go down to KFC  
05. chinese chicken bones  
06. i got a wedgie  
07. ria and the bedpan  
08. mad gas car  
09. i got the blues, steph's left me  
10. sweet middle aged woman o' mine  
11. 14 years (in the making)  
12. welcome to the surgery  
13. whole lotta axl  
14. tapeworms  
15. mr. fifteenstone  
16. use your erection  
17. popped out ta get me a donut  
18. october drizzle  
19. so hungry i could eat a dead horse


 :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

@#$%Muther

The first tracklist looks semi-decent but the second one is just plain bullshit.

Duh, it's supposed to be in that way.
BTW, Why 99/00 songs can't be in the album. As far as I know, Chinese Democracy and The Blues are both from that time.

Yeah....  ::)..... thank God you cleared that up...  :hihi: :hihi:

@#$%Muther

HAHA, Your innocent misreading is so funny

yeah, I get confused, most sites never mention the songs we've heard, but I would think they were a given to be on the album. Only a few of those have been tangibly hinted at:

This I Love - Didn't someone say this is an epic Axl's been working on since the UYI days? they said it was his most personal, emotional song yet...

Catcher In the Rye - Supposedly Axl told someone backstage at MSG it would be on the 3rd album (or was that the 3rd single?)

IRS - leaked on the Eddie Trunk show by Mike Piazza, Richard said he never heard of it, Dizzy said it was a great song.

TWAT - Didn't Zakk Wylde say something about this song one time? something like it had a 2-minute long solo or something...

Cock-A-Roach Soup - Rumored album title, along with '2000 Intentions', before 'Chinese Democracy' became the title.

All the others were mentioned in a Kerrang! article if I'm not mistaken. 'Catcher in the Rye', 'Oklahoma', 'IRS', and 'TWAT' were also mentioned in the Rolling Stone article...

most of these have long been rumored titles....some of the newer ones we have heard from that one composer that seem likely to be on the album are "the general" and "thyme".......there was another old rumored title that didn't make this list called "prostitute".

LMMAO

Great tracklist :rofl:

Maddy, The blues, and Chinese Dem. will be on CD. Axl only called them B sides and said they wouldnt be on the album so no one could jump to conclusions and speculations on his album. Why would you call the album CD, and have and play a song called CD, but not release it?

Besides the fact almost all GnR fans LOVE those 3 songs it would be stupid not to put them on there.

That is fuckin hilarious lol.

The unofficial official song titles from new gnr are:
Catcher In The Rye
Eulogy For a Broken Heart
Zip IT, Friend or Foe, The general, Thyme, Seven, Cocka Roach Soup, IRS,maddy,the blues, cd, rhiad, silk worms, Sucker punched


Those are some cool titles.

That was one of the funniest things I've ever read on this message board. October Drizzle,Popped out to get me a donut, Whole lotta Axl....Tha was hilarious!!! :rofl:

I needed a good laugh today!

you gotta love this board : ok:

Lets not forget the hidden bonus track, "Right Next Door To Krispy Kreme" :hihi:

My interpretation of the rant (I think it is after the London, England performance of "Chinese Democracy") was that the three songs were bonus disk material and not among the 18 on the actual album. All three of these songs will almost definitely be released, it is just a matter of how.

Why does everyone keep saying that CD, The Blues, and Maddy aren't going to be on the album?

AXL NEVER SAID THAT THE SONGS WEREN'T GOING TO BE ON THE ALBUM!

All he said was that they were songs that weren't being considered as singles, he didn't say they would be b-sides, he didn't say they were going to be bonus album material, and he didn't say that they weren't going to be on the album. HE SAID THEY WOULDN'T BE SINGLES!

I'm tired of people coming on here and getting the quote wrong every single fucking time. Its almost not even worth explaining it to some of the people on here..

-Jeff

You obviously haven't heard the rant we're referencing. At one of the concerts, Axl says directly "Everyone's afraid we're playing all of the new songs and they'll have already heard everything on the new album, but the reality is we're only playing the ones that have been eliminated from consideration for the main album." As I said above, I believe this rant came following the performance of "Chinese Democracy" in London, England (but my boots are at home, so I can't confirm).

Is this the quote you mean, justynius?

[from www.gnrontour.com]

08.26.02 - London Arena, London, England

"After 'Chinese Democracy,' Axl says, "Now, there's been some concern... that if we play 5 or 6 new songs, then there can't that many more on the album. Au contraire mon fr?re! We're just playin' the songs we're not considering putting out as singles or anything. So you'll get 18 songs and about 10 extra tracks. And when that... when the record company feels that has run [it's] source, then you'll get it all over again. And by that time, I should be done with the 3rd album! So we'll see if all goes well boys and girls! And if Uncle Axl proves not to be an asshole - we'll have to see, the jury's still out."


Now, where does Axl say the songs won't be on the album?

I checked every tour date on that site for 2002...and that's the only show where Axl makes any kind of quote like the one I just posted.

Now, who doesn't know what quote is being referenced?  : ok:

Check and mate.

-Jeff

That is the quote I'm talking about. "As singles or anything" in your bolded sentence isn't necessarily what was said; there is a lot of cheering over that part and Axl is talking in a weird voice (there was a discussion about this when the concert was initially shared). Even if it was what was said, you can still infer that CD/The Blues/Maddy are along the lines of B-sides or "extra tracks" relative to the other songs. That's also where I was getting the bonus disk reference ("about 10 extra tracks") from.

Its fairly hard to judge from a bootleg, justynius, I understand, but I don't think John @ www.gnrontour.com would put that up without checking it first...an audience recorded bootleg isn't really going to be your best bet to check the quote with.

I actually just checked with someone that was at the show, and she said that the quote is correct, except for one slight typo: it was "run its course", not "run its source". But, that's a keyboard slip, it doesn't take the quote out of context or anything.

And I highly doubt that you can "infer" anything about what Axl said. When he says "not as singles" or anything, I see them as album tracks, not as anything else. The 10 extra tracks could be anything, but unless they plan on releasing 5 singles with 2 b-sides each, then I don't see them being those. He could even use some as soundtrack songs. Again, its all how you take the quote, but come on, why record a song called "Chinese Democracy" and leave it off of the album of the same name? Granted, Zeppelin did it with "Houses Of the Holy" (the song with that title was on "Physical Graffiti").

With all of the promo stuff Axl has done so far..calling the tour the "Chinese Democracy" tour, printing up "Chinese Democracy Starts Now" shirts, and explaining what the song meant on numerous occasions, I can't see that song not making the album. "The Blues" and "Madagascar" are such fantastic songs that I'm sure Axl is going to want to load the album up with his strongest material, and if he has better stuff that those two, which I'm sure he does, then fuck, this may be the best album ever.

And hey, if I'm wrong, and for whatever reason those songs don't make the album, then its no big deal, because like you said, we'll see them one way or another.

-Jeff

I obviously do not know any more than what Axl has said publically, but I got the impression that CD/The Blues/Madagascar would be extra tracks included with the "Chinese Democracy" album - extra tracks, bonus disk, whatever you want to call it. So, they are released with the album, but technically not on it. In essence, it would almost be like a double CD, just with the second disk a few songs shorter than normal (and not weighed as important when people judge the record). Regardless, I think the main point Axl was trying to make is that the songs we've heard so far are not very significant to the record, and that the best is coming.

Also, in response to something else you said, I think "the best album ever" truly is what Axl's aiming for. There have been other musicians with similar 14 year breaks, but none that I know of where the artist was working on a single album for most (or all?) of the break and there are very few with the talent/impact of GN'R. You also don't see albums with the talent level of the guests that have contributed to Chinese Democracy, and the $13 million is obviously far and away more than has been invested into any other production. GN'R has worked on this album for so long and there are so many songs that this is essentially a greatest hits album instead of a regular release; Appetite/Lies/Illusions were all put together in a lesser amount of time (combined) and you have to figure Axl's probably improved with experience. That should put into perspective the level of quality we might see with this release.

Yeah he has said they could be B sides or something but he said they wont be on the album at one of the concerts. I remember reading that.  He definently gives the vibe the songs wont be on CB, thats why people ask questions.

I ment to say on CD. He keeps talking about 18 songs on an album and 10 extra and he has all these ideas? He gives out all these different ideas and then no one knows for sure so we guess since he cant confirm anything.

I think the 18 track thing is long forgoten, from what we`ve heard of late the track listing is being tweaked with newer songs being prefered. I doubt the will be a specific number of songs being aimed for, simply the strongest eceletic selection, it was always going to be hard to fit 18 tracks on an 80 minute cd, with any more than a couple of "epics" of which there are supposedly a few, the rest of the tracks would have to be very short.

What i do think is that regardless of the number of tracks, it`ll be a full disc of music as aposed to these 45/50 minute jobs.