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Title: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: speak_truth on April 18, 2006, 09:35:40 PM weird that there was no quotes of slash in the interview
http://rollingstone.com/news/story/9961951/velvet_revolver_dive_deeper Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: allmysalvation on April 18, 2006, 09:37:39 PM who the fuck are Velvet Revolver, anyway? I always see you guys talking about them.... : ok:
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: damnthehaters on April 18, 2006, 09:47:26 PM weird that there was no quotes of slash in the interview http://rollingstone.com/news/story/9961951/velvet_revolver_dive_deeper No, it's not weird. There could be plenty of reasons why he didn't give a quote. Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: GnR-NOW on April 18, 2006, 09:53:26 PM the hell with VR, GNR kicks their ass ... but ill tell you what, a super tour that would ring in a ton of cash would be a GNR/VR tour, were they play their own music, then close with show with the original GNR doing paradise city, therefore that would put the end to the reunion rumors, but would satisfy those who would want to see the original line up perform one more song together
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Dr. Blutarsky on April 18, 2006, 10:20:50 PM Surprised this isn't over in the VR section.
VR is trying to do something different with this record, you have to give them respect for that. I predict Chinese Democracy would more likely blow Libertad away though ( who the fuck knows for sure untill we hear them) Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: EccoTides on April 18, 2006, 11:10:13 PM Sounds interesting at least. I'm not a fan of VR in the least, but that could easily change with this second album - I like the process they're using, and if they come up with something that's different and excellent... More power to them! :beer:
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: GnR-NOW on April 18, 2006, 11:29:29 PM why are slash and duff so accepting to changing the way they do things, but when axl wanted to change and not do another afd, he was called pretty much a volatile dictator
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Here Today... on April 18, 2006, 11:47:18 PM why are slash and duff so accepting to changing the way they do things, but when axl wanted to change and not do another afd, he was called pretty much a volatile dictator who said slash and duff are ao accepting to changing? have you heard anything from them? suppossedly they are recording, yet no one has heard a word? unless im not up on some news? Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: vicarious existence on April 18, 2006, 11:55:41 PM why are slash and duff so accepting to changing the way they do things, but when axl wanted to change and not do another afd, he was called pretty much a volatile dictator who said slash and duff are ao accepting to changing? have you heard anything from them? You're right, we haven't really heard much from them, especially Slash (he hasn't said a peep)... so for all we know Slash probably hates the idea of Pharrell and all that stuff... Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Here Today... on April 18, 2006, 11:58:56 PM yea thats what im guessing, slash usually loves the media, all of vr loves media, and they havent said a word? weird i think, so no one knows what is going on anymore, and then there is all the gnr reuniting rumors.
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: jesuswithamullet on April 19, 2006, 12:48:30 AM Surprised this isn't over in the VR section. VR is trying to do something different with this record, you have to give them respect for that. Hell yeah, they've got my interest Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Here Today... on April 19, 2006, 01:16:47 AM idk if im too crazy about them being "different." im worried about them working with pharell williams, and i read somewhere that this album was going to be more "danceable." umm i dont know about anyone else but i dont listen to vr to dance. i also heard that contraband was kind of quickly thrown together and they just had fun with it, and on the new album they are going to take their time and have really good songs. so who knows, the secrecy and the rumors are killing me! lol
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Top-Hatted One on April 19, 2006, 02:23:16 AM Slash didnt leave gnr because of change in musical direction. he left because Axl was being a dictator and hired guys like Paul without the consent of the rest of the band
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Sagolik on April 19, 2006, 05:53:44 AM i liked the first album.. VR is a really good rock n roll group!
new album gonna rule to : ok: Title: word on the album Post by: mikegiuliana on April 19, 2006, 05:03:59 PM Weiland thinks the diverse sounds are starting to come together. "It's going great," he says. "We have about fifty songs. We have to whittle it down, record twenty and then pick about sixteen." But with all the creative decisions left, Sorum thinks new music will hit radio "by the end of the summer."
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/9961951/velvet_revolver_dive_deeper?rnd=1145440616650&has-player=true&version=6.0.12.1483 credit rex from rosesofvelvet.com Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Freya on April 19, 2006, 06:09:53 PM It is pretty odd that Slash is silent and seems to be absent from the group. Usually, Slash is very vocal about promoting his current band. Plus, the fact that he's not even mentioned by the others in the collaboration talks. Weird.
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Smoking Guns on April 19, 2006, 11:19:06 PM The first album they talked all this shit about this and that.? It rocked hard, they were very close to having a really great album.? Hell, they spent a very long time writing the music, I know they "recorded" fast, but the band had the music written for a long time before Weiland even showed up.? So I guess I don't like how they now dismiss Contraband and say it was rushed and all this.? At the time they thought it was a bad ass record that was going to change music.? Well, it didn't change much, but I do enjoy it very much.? I am not sure if I like them abandoning the rock out style they had on the first album.? VR is a band I want to listen to to rock out too.? I still may, I just don't like how it appears they are searching to be different.? It almost sounds contrived.? Why not just record the damn thing and suprise us fans instead of making these claims and getting us to thinking one way and then doing something else.? They don't even mention Slash anymore.? Also this sounds just like when GNR went from Appetite phase, where everyone worked together, to UYI phase, where everyone recorded and wrote at different places.? They were both great albums, just different.
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: badapple81 on April 20, 2006, 12:45:29 AM Diving deeper to find the monkey? :hihi:
Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: Top-Hatted One on April 20, 2006, 08:02:14 AM The first album they talked all this shit about this and that. It rocked hard, they were very close to having a really great album. Hell, they spent a very long time writing the music, I know they "recorded" fast, but the band had the music written for a long time before Weiland even showed up. So I guess I don't like how they now dismiss Contraband and say it was rushed and all this. At the time they thought it was a bad ass record that was going to change music. Well, it didn't change much, but I do enjoy it very much. I am not sure if I like them abandoning the rock out style they had on the first album. VR is a band I want to listen to to rock out too. I still may, I just don't like how it appears they are searching to be different. It almost sounds contrived. Why not just record the damn thing and suprise us fans instead of making these claims and getting us to thinking one way and then doing something else. They don't even mention Slash anymore. Also this sounds just like when GNR went from Appetite phase, where everyone worked together, to UYI phase, where everyone recorded and wrote at different places. They were both great albums, just different. bottom line is they need to make a deeper record. a memorable one. Not one that has instant success and than slowly fades as people get bored with it Title: Re: new vr rolling stones interview Post by: metallex78 on April 20, 2006, 11:05:42 AM You might wanna change the thread title, here I was thinking that Mick Jagger and Keith Richards interviewed VR or something... :o
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