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Can anyone tell me where this supposed album title came from?

Erm..... MTV 1999?  ???

edit: nevermind it was called chinese democracy even in that interview....

i dont no when they called it 200 intentions, good question.

gnr mus hav thought of releasin an album before 2000 or in 2000....but they thought forget it. lets stick with march 6th 2007.

Chief was only asking a perfectly normal question! There is no need for the sarcasm, surely?

Mike

I wasnt being sarcastic.  :nervous:

Condescending is the word you're looking for.

And yes, 2000 Intensions was the intended name for the album until the millenium rolled by. Then it became Chinese Democracy. Perhaps Armageddon is up next?

I seem to remember reading it in Kerrang! first in 1999. They had some song titles too from what i can remember. 8 years later..... lol

The question is about where it came from.

I dunno.. Maybe the SPIN magazine with speculation...?


Edited: or Kerrang, as St.heathen just said. :P

Here's the song titles. It's strange that these are all titles we havent heard anything of since this article. Who knows if it was real?

"Something Always"    
"Strange Disease"    
"Suckerpunched"    
"Cock-a-roach Soup"    
"Closing in on You"
"Friend or Foe"    
"Hearts Get Killed"

You would think they would have named 1 of the 14 songs we know. (the 10 ones weve heard, prostitute, if the world, sorry, this i love)

Oh well.

Kerrang got in trouble for that article because it encouraged people to use P2P downloading software. Essentially they went on Kazaa typed in new Guns N' Roses and made an entire article about it.

I think it was one of those "Internet rumors".





/jarmo

ok that's what i kind of suspected.. just a rumor. thanks,

back then there was only napster...
then winmx came by, then lime wire,.... and years later, kazaa.

beautiful disease was the name of a Duff Mckagan album that got shelved

is it just me or do the other songs sound like names Snakepit would have used?  :peace:

Maybe they are the names of the tracks from the lost album?

I do think it came from the internet, but there was some kind of truth behind it, a "close source" or "studio source" leak or something.

I prefer Chinese Democracy anyways to that title.

I remember reading somewhere a long time ago, that it was going to be called 2000 intentions.  Don't shoot me if i am wrong, but there used to be a pretty good message board at called 2000intentions.  I think it became chinesedemocracy.com.  I could be wrong, but i do remember a pretty good website back in the day.

I'm glad the millennium rolled by without the album, with that title, coming out.  Think of all the stupid millennium gimmicks that aren't important anymore. 

And, of course, some would start the typical: "But the millennium starts in 2001...so he got the album title wrong!" argument...and that would get annoying.

people should never say they are happy gnr didn't release something ;)

i would have been very happy with a "2000 intentions" in 1999, followed by another great album in 2004 and with CD closing the triology in 2007..

i really hope the other half of CD is pretty good.. i'm getting tired of those leaks / live versions...  :nervous:

The key to what I said is with that title...but I still would have taken it  :hihi: