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Title: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Takemedown on April 27, 2006, 06:19:12 PM
Well, while driving home during last night's rush hour, 93 rock here in Miami cranked out SCOM. When it was over, the disc jockey mentioned that "rumor has it" axl's new band will be playing in NY (duh, confirmed ya nipplehead!)

Then she started ranking on his bloated face, calling him a hermit and the fact he's had a ton of surgeries and looks ridiculous, laughing all the way (while some of it is certainly based in reality, this chick had obviously written him off for good).

She was making a laughingstock of him. Is this crap happening in other markets? What's the word on the radio in other cities? This kinda banter isn't gonna help them one bit with younger audiences...they'll see him as an old, pathetic has-been.  :confused:


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: directionality on April 27, 2006, 06:29:18 PM
In Chicago, it's been positive on Mancow's Morning Madhouse and somewhat negative on Brandmeier's show on the Loop. Otherwise, there was a late night Q101 dj was mentioned the new songs and was pretty positive.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: surforia on April 27, 2006, 06:34:42 PM
As Merck said to the haters from the NY Times... "I believe Axl will have the last laugh."   :smoking:


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: COMAMOTIVE on April 27, 2006, 06:35:31 PM
The way I see it, the guy never really had that great of a public image anyway. If the songs are as good as I feel they will be, the music will do the talking
and everyone who obsesses on the guy's appearance will look very immature and childish in the end


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: HungerForChaos on April 27, 2006, 06:36:53 PM
Well, while driving home during last night's rush hour, 93 rock here in Miami cranked out SCOM. When it was over, the disc jockey mentioned that "rumor has it" axl's new band will be playing in NY (duh, confirmed ya nipplehead!)

Then she started ranking on his bloated face, calling him a hermit and the fact he's had a ton of surgeries and looks ridiculous, laughing all the way (while some of it is certainly based in reality, this chick had obviously written him off for good).

She was making a laughingstock of him. Is this crap happening in other markets? What's the word on the radio in other cities? This kinda banter isn't gonna help them one bit with younger audiences...they'll see him as an old, pathetic has-been.  :confused:

I disagree. It may sound bad, but when younger people hear this and check him out/hear his music they'll think the disc jockey was on crack. :) It certainly isn't that bad...


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Emilie on April 27, 2006, 06:49:37 PM
A station here in Sweden mentioned the rumours about Slash quitting VR and joining GN'R. He said he hoped they were true, since Axl and Slash made the band. Nothing negative about Axl though.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: St_Jimmyuk on April 27, 2006, 06:57:24 PM
a lot of people younger than me like my brother already views him as an old guy and automatically classes their stuff as crap
his view and the view of a lot of people of his age is that if your not below 30 then you should not make music


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: GnR-NOW on April 27, 2006, 07:08:20 PM
Well, while driving home during last night's rush hour, 93 rock here in Miami cranked out SCOM. When it was over, the disc jockey mentioned that "rumor has it" axl's new band will be playing in NY (duh, confirmed ya nipplehead!)

Then she started ranking on his bloated face, calling him a hermit and the fact he's had a ton of surgeries and looks ridiculous, laughing all the way (while some of it is certainly based in reality, this chick had obviously written him off for good).

She was making a laughingstock of him. Is this crap happening in other markets? What's the word on the radio in other cities? This kinda banter isn't gonna help them one bit with younger audiences...they'll see him as an old, pathetic has-been.? :confused:

I say the hell with DJs opinions, its opinions like this that make a case for automated djs that just play music and have stupid one liners.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: SLCPUNK on April 27, 2006, 07:10:26 PM
Same thing happened in Tampa about a month back. Played SCOM and then went on to say how much the leaks "SUCKED".

Nobody I know takes the new band seriously. When I mention I'm going to see them in NYC they say "Original or the coverband with Axl?"  :no:


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: misterID on April 27, 2006, 07:10:37 PM
Anyone who bases their opinion on music entirely on a singers age automatically makes their opinion irrelevant.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: RichardNixon on April 27, 2006, 07:12:36 PM
Well, while driving home during last night's rush hour, 93 rock here in Miami cranked out SCOM. When it was over, the disc jockey mentioned that "rumor has it" axl's new band will be playing in NY (duh, confirmed ya nipplehead!)

Then she started ranking on his bloated face, calling him a hermit and the fact he's had a ton of surgeries and looks ridiculous, laughing all the way (while some of it is certainly based in reality, this chick had obviously written him off for good).

She was making a laughingstock of him. Is this crap happening in other markets? What's the word on the radio in other cities? This kinda banter isn't gonna help them one bit with younger audiences...they'll see him as an old, pathetic has-been.? :confused:

Yawn.

In the past five years, look at who has come and gone--Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, Creed, Godsmack...and a million others.

No one gives a shit about them, but Axl is still relevant, he's still a star.

Only two weeks to go!



Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: RichardNixon on April 27, 2006, 07:13:38 PM
Same thing happened in Tampa about a month back. Played SCOM and then went on to say how much the leaks "SUCKED".

Nobody I know takes the new band seriously. When I mention I'm going to see them in NYC they say "Original or the coverband with Axl?"? :no:

Well Rolling Stone said the leaks were great! :peace:


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: -Jack- on April 27, 2006, 07:14:49 PM
Another boring thread you coulda posted here... http://www.heretodaygonetohell.com/board/index.php?topic=28987.0

Im tired of people messing up this forum with useless threads.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Axlfreek on April 27, 2006, 07:22:53 PM
meh, nothing to worry about. the music will speak for itself.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Kujo on April 27, 2006, 07:29:00 PM
I disagree. It may sound bad, but when younger people hear this and check him out/hear his music they'll think the disc jockey was on crack. :)

I think I know the disc jockey in question, you might not be too far from the truth ;)


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: COMAMOTIVE on April 27, 2006, 07:30:49 PM
The other day I was getting into it with a 20 year old at work who was trying to tell me that Godsmack was the greatest thing since sliced bread and that Guns N' Roses just sucked.

I responded by telling him that Godsmack was nothing but a second rate Alice in Chains cover band

His response:   I don't like Alice In Chains either.................Enough said


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: badapple81 on April 27, 2006, 07:57:02 PM
Sadly, same thing happened here in Sydney a couple of weeks ago. Triple M were playing songs from AFD as part of an Easter special on best albums of all time.. playing a few tracks from each. The dickhead said "this is before Axl turned a bit gaga"

Same thing happened last year. They used taking the piss out of Axl to advertise the Velvet Revolver tour they were promoting and sponsoring. Along the lines of "whilst Axl has been doing (looney noises from some old guy came on).. Velvet Revolver has been doing this (and a riff was played).

Funny thing is, this station is the only station that still plays rock here in Sydney (and not very well I must say) and when Axl comes to Australia.. they will be the first ones getting on their knees to try and get an interview and be part of the action. I remember a thread which was posting all the pro and negative stations - Mysteron - don't forget this one!!


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: dave-gnfnr2k on April 27, 2006, 07:58:12 PM
Who cares, Axls music will speak for itself when he finally puts it out


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: GnR-NOW on April 27, 2006, 08:10:11 PM
Same thing happened in Tampa about a month back. Played SCOM and then went on to say how much the leaks "SUCKED".

Nobody I know takes the new band seriously. When I mention I'm going to see them in NYC they say "Original or the coverband with Axl?"? :no:

they ll take the band seriously if CD is ever released


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: ChinDem04 on April 27, 2006, 08:35:02 PM
People on the radio here in Rochester, NY feel the same as any GNR fan, when they talk about Axl/Gnr, they talk as if they are just as desperate to hear CD


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Red Sox Fan on April 27, 2006, 08:53:40 PM
its all just f'n around w/ u guys, very easy to say negative stuff and make fun, makes 4 better radio sometimes, thats all it is


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: TOPGUNner on April 27, 2006, 08:54:20 PM
In Chicago, it's been positive on Mancow's Morning Madhouse and somewhat negative on Brandmeier's show on the Loop. Otherwise, there was a late night Q101 dj was mentioned the new songs and was pretty positive.

Mancow said something positive?! That dirty conservative never says anything positive. He's a douche...just looking at him makes me ill


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Takemedown on April 27, 2006, 10:04:46 PM
Another boring thread you coulda posted here... http://www.heretodaygonetohell.com/board/index.php?topic=28987.0

Im tired of people messing up this forum with useless threads.

wow! you're so cool, can i be like you when i grow up?

apparently, quite a few people care or are interested in this topic. hello? mongo? that's what these boards are for! discussing GNR and anything and everything about them.

what i heard was relevant. and important. others have heard the same nonsense. while the end result is the music, pop cred and cool factor in the eyes of young america will play a factor. you can count on it. if OMG was well received and got tons of airplay and the kids dug it, you don't think axl would've used that as a springboard? instead, he went back underground.

so. you don't like the topic. good. hit the road and let others discuss. besides, i think powerpuff girls are on and you don't want to miss that.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Takemedown on April 27, 2006, 10:10:37 PM
Well, while driving home during last night's rush hour, 93 rock here in Miami cranked out SCOM. When it was over, the disc jockey mentioned that "rumor has it" axl's new band will be playing in NY (duh, confirmed ya nipplehead!)

Then she started ranking on his bloated face, calling him a hermit and the fact he's had a ton of surgeries and looks ridiculous, laughing all the way (while some of it is certainly based in reality, this chick had obviously written him off for good).

She was making a laughingstock of him. Is this crap happening in other markets? What's the word on the radio in other cities? This kinda banter isn't gonna help them one bit with younger audiences...they'll see him as an old, pathetic has-been.? :confused:

Yawn.

In the past five years, look at who has come and gone--Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, Creed, Godsmack...and a million others.

No one gives a shit about them, but Axl is still relevant, he's still a star.

Only two weeks to go!




yawn.

and burp.

if you think Axl is as relevant as a band like godsmack (who i totally think sucks and is basically a weak AIC COVERBAND) right now,in the eyes of most young rock fans, you're nuts. it's sad but true.

The album needs to kick serious ass after all these years to win people back, and lure in new listeners. but that is for a different discussion.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: smishkey on April 27, 2006, 10:42:20 PM
Awhile back on 105.9 in Miami, Doc Reno had just played a Bon Jovi song and this what right around the time the JBJ had made some remarks about Axl.  So Doc says that the two of them should do "Celebrity Deathmatch"  then in his fake boxing announcer voice:"....And in this corner representing NJ, and arena football, Jon Bon Jovi!  And in this corner, representing Botox and hair transplants, Axl Rose!"  He then said he thought Jon would win the fight.  Kinda harsh.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Takemedown on April 27, 2006, 10:49:45 PM
Awhile back on 105.9 in Miami, Doc Reno had just played a Bon Jovi song and this what right around the time the JBJ had made some remarks about Axl.? So Doc says that the two of them should do "Celebrity Deathmatch"? then in his fake boxing announcer voice:"....And in this corner representing NJ, and arena football, Jon Bon Jovi!? And in this corner, representing Botox and hair transplants, Axl Rose!"? He then said he thought Jon would win the fight.? Kinda harsh.

that's what i'm talking about! it's interesting to hear what these radio ass-monkeys are sayin.

btw, see your lets go mets tag...you a ny transplant too?


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: comaknight on April 27, 2006, 11:26:19 PM
Disc jockeys spin records dictated by their station owners.  Artists create.  Who would you rather listen to?


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Krispy Kreme on April 28, 2006, 12:10:07 AM
Face the reality: Axl is a fucking weirdo who dances to a different tune. Plus he  now looks like the baseball player McGwuire, whatever his name  was. Axl looks NOTHING like he did before. So he invites  the critics.

As they say, lie  in the bed you made....


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: GunnerOne 84 on April 28, 2006, 12:13:01 AM
I agree, he has brought all of this on himself. If/when CD is released, all that may change. But the fact remains, as much as i love the music and believe in what he's trying to do, to most people he is just that guy who ruined guns n roses and replaced slash with a bucketman. I don't agree with that, but i can see why a lot of people do. If CD is a hit, which if released it certainly will be if the leaks are any indication, alot of the bad press will stop.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Speed Stone on April 28, 2006, 12:45:23 AM
what a pathetic bitch. she, like so many others, will be eating her own words once CD drops and us loyal fans can give them the finger. lookin' forward to it.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: kunzerd on April 28, 2006, 01:14:55 AM
the dj's on MMR in philly are always trashing axl. especially Jackson (Jaxon?), who is probably the creepiest DJ i've ever had to listen to. I bet this guy parks his car outside of local highschools just to watch the little girls walk by. The dude really comes off as a pedophile.

Seriously though, the morning show guys, preston & steve trash axl when ever they go over guns news (they even talked about the letter from the old manager that called weiland untalented and they complained that weiland is waaaaaaaaaaay more talented then axl rose, which is rediculous).

when IRS leaked they played a portion of it a couple times and all the djs trashed it. then immediatly after trashing it they would only take calls from listeners who shared their opinions on the song to create further negative spin on it (it was obvious that they were stacking the opinion deck here when you could hear Jaxon ask his producer what the concensus was and she had said half and half - yet after the comercial break the only opinions you heard were extremely negative). this incident led a friend of mine to write him an email, which he read on the air. it goes as follows:

"Before you trash new music that has potential for being great like this
 Guns N' Roses song I heard, explain to me what demented yardstick of
 quality you use that rates bands like Seether and Audioslave so high? I
 assume you would go the route of "blah blah Axl's a jerk... he cancels
 concerts... can't release an album... it took 15 years for this?!? blah
 blah" So before you go that route, take an extra 15 seconds or so to
 possibly develop an opinion that might be interesting, rather than parrot
 quips from every music gossip column that has ever wrote anything about
 Axl since about 1995."

Jaxon immediatly did a little back peddling, stating that he thinks axl is very talented and chinese democracy is probably going to be a great album, he just isnt fond of IRS.

What I find so humourous about all this is that this same dj, when interviewing Dizzy a month later mentioned the leaked demos, he was talking them up and saying that the radio station had them in heavy rotation until they were ordered by sanctuary not too.

what a two faced ass goblin.


MMR (the radio station that also interviewed Tommy Stinson last month) has yet to say anything about the New York shows. They are very anti axl, and if they werent philly's only decent station I wouldve written them off for their behaviour over this whole New Guns situation.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Speed Stone on April 28, 2006, 01:46:58 AM
the dj's on MMR in philly are always trashing axl. especially Jackson (Jaxon?), who is probably the creepiest DJ i've ever had to listen to. I bet this guy parks his car outside of local highschools just to watch the little girls walk by. The dude really comes off as a pedophile.

Seriously though, the morning show guys, preston & steve trash axl when ever they go over guns news (they even talked about the letter from the old manager that called weiland untalented and they complained that weiland is waaaaaaaaaaay more talented then axl rose, which is rediculous).

when IRS leaked they played a portion of it a couple times and all the djs trashed it. then immediatly after trashing it they would only take calls from listeners who shared their opinions on the song to create further negative spin on it (it was obvious that they were stacking the opinion deck here when you could hear Jaxon ask his producer what the concensus was and she had said half and half - yet after the comercial break the only opinions you heard were extremely negative). this incident led a friend of mine to write him an email, which he read on the air. it goes as follows:

"Before you trash new music that has potential for being great like this
 Guns N' Roses song I heard, explain to me what demented yardstick of
 quality you use that rates bands like Seether and Audioslave so high? I
 assume you would go the route of "blah blah Axl's a jerk... he cancels
 concerts... can't release an album... it took 15 years for this?!? blah
 blah" So before you go that route, take an extra 15 seconds or so to
 possibly develop an opinion that might be interesting, rather than parrot
 quips from every music gossip column that has ever wrote anything about
 Axl since about 1995."

Jaxon immediatly did a little back peddling, stating that he thinks axl is very talented and chinese democracy is probably going to be a great album, he just isnt fond of IRS.

What I find so humourous about all this is that this same dj, when interviewing Dizzy a month later mentioned the leaked demos, he was talking them up and saying that the radio station had them in heavy rotation until they were ordered by sanctuary not too.

what a two faced ass goblin.


MMR (the radio station that also interviewed Tommy Stinson last month) has yet to say anything about the New York shows. They are very anti axl, and if they werent philly's only decent station I wouldve written them off for their behaviour over this whole New Guns situation.


what kind of a pathetic pedophile is this? he should die or something.
the hate for axl is ridicilous, and has always been so unjust.
no wonder he can't stand the media.
it's a shame, CD could be the greatest album ever made and ignorant losers in the press and elsewhere will still trash it. sad. :no: axl never got the recognition he deserved in the media. too many ignorant journalists, there should be more people like kurt loder out there.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: supaplex on April 28, 2006, 01:49:34 AM
who the fuck cares what some idiots hiding behind a mic and thinking they're the best critics in music have to say?

let cd out and if it's crap, that's it. if it's good it will get new younger fans into gnr. the music will speak for itself once it's out.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: smishkey on April 28, 2006, 06:46:15 PM
Awhile back on 105.9 in Miami, Doc Reno had just played a Bon Jovi song and this what right around the time the JBJ had made some remarks about Axl.? So Doc says that the two of them should do "Celebrity Deathmatch"? then in his fake boxing announcer voice:"....And in this corner representing NJ, and arena football, Jon Bon Jovi!? And in this corner, representing Botox and hair transplants, Axl Rose!"? He then said he thought Jon would win the fight.? Kinda harsh.

that's what i'm talking about! it's interesting to hear what these radio ass-monkeys are sayin.

btw, see your lets go mets tag...you a ny transplant too?

NJ transplant!!!!!  May 26th Mets-Marlins I'll be there leading the chant!!


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: mikegiuliana on April 28, 2006, 06:47:49 PM
I just think saying axl looks bad is like saying bh just shreds, it's just pop culture almost... Right now axl is known for his apperance, hopefully he can overcome it with some rocking shows and some actual new music for the radios to play..


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Z on April 28, 2006, 09:27:18 PM
 

Here in Philly I heard that some djs bashed IRS without giving it a chance......and then puppets adopted the dj view as their own.? "Axl sounds old".? Old, huh..........how does somebody "sound old"???

The fact is, my version of Chinese Democracy...............

Oh mY gOd
IRS
TWAT
Better
CITR
The Blues
Chinese Democracy
Madagascar


.............beats ANYthing placed on shelves since the late 80's.

Half are demos, half are live versions.

The demos are no doubt better now.........studio versions of the live songs are guaranteed to be better.

In the end, the music will have the last say.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Big Gun on April 29, 2006, 06:23:34 AM
I know why she's ( miami dj) mouthing AXL. when she met him she said ''take me i'm yours'' and he said  "get off me bitch i wouldnt even wipe my floor with you" ;D


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: TOPGUNner on April 29, 2006, 09:23:42 AM
Last Night on KROCK 92.3 here in NY, They played Civil War off of UYI2 and then afterward the disc jockey, Julie Slater, made mention of the 4 sold out shows in NYC and was joking around on air if Axl would show up to any of them.

I think people can joke around all they want. In 13 days, I think we'll see a brand new Axl and a brand new GNR and maybe all of the doubt would just wash away


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Z on April 29, 2006, 12:23:17 PM

I think people can joke around all they want. In 13 days, I think we'll see a brand new Axl and a brand new GNR and maybe all of the doubt would just wash away



I feel the same way.  Things seem different now.  Axl being in New York......3,000 miles from home......mingling and socializing.

The other members of the band having been out on the road doing interviews.

If they hit the stage at a decent time, get the cd out, rock Europe...........GNR will become a household name again.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: kunzerd on April 29, 2006, 10:18:33 PM
Z if you read my post a little more up the page youll see a recount of that philly IRS deal.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: Ulises on April 29, 2006, 10:43:59 PM
Well, while driving home during last night's rush hour, 93 rock here in Miami cranked out SCOM. When it was over, the disc jockey mentioned that "rumor has it" axl's new band will be playing in NY (duh, confirmed ya nipplehead!)

Then she started ranking on his bloated face, calling him a hermit and the fact he's had a ton of surgeries and looks ridiculous, laughing all the way (while some of it is certainly based in reality, this chick had obviously written him off for good).

She was making a laughingstock of him. Is this crap happening in other markets? What's the word on the radio in other cities? This kinda banter isn't gonna help them one bit with younger audiences...they'll see him as an old, pathetic has-been.? :confused:

She's just a brianless bitch.

Axl is god !


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: icpillusions on April 29, 2006, 10:53:46 PM
I heard positive stuff about Axl from the djs in my area.  But there is always a hint of doubt when it comes to the new stuff.

Most of those nay sayers wouldn't say anything to Axl's face.  That I am sure of. 

Who cares what Axl looks like as long as he puts out good music.


Title: Re: Axl mentions by disc jockeys...not too good
Post by: alienv49 on April 30, 2006, 12:43:05 AM
I have never said anything but supportive things about Axl in KC.  The same cannot be said for my colleagues.  And I do believe he will have the last laugh.