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There's a Axl mention in "Nightmares & Dreamscapes" (the book), in the last story. Like the 3rd sentence.
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I suppose you could think of it as a reference to Rowdy Roddy Piper, one of those belligerent WWF wrestlers from the 80s.
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King said in "On Writing" that Guns N Roses were one of his favourites to listen to while writing.
In "Needful Things" there is a reference to Axl and a mention that the teenagers favourite band is "something called Guns N Roses."
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January 16, 2007, 07:20:03 PM »
Mr. King certainly has a good ear for music. I believe he has said AC/DC is his all-time favorite band, and was thrilled to have them record material for 'Maximum Overdrive'.
I hope he will talk about 'Chinese Democracy' in his Entertainment Weekly column once the album is released.
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Very cool topic, and cool replies.
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If I'm not misstaken in the movie pet semetary the funeral scene there are a couple of members of g n' r in it.Slash was one I can remember in it.
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Quote from: cheeser on January 15, 2007, 11:39:30 AM
Quote from: bananasforaxl on January 15, 2007, 11:30:30 AM
"How can you not think of something?? After all, the mind is a high-kicking, kilt-wearing rebel...."
could be william wallace??
Or Roddy Piper, save for the high-kicking part. Piper's artificial hip wouldn't let his foot get above a guy's knee-cap.
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King's a genius, I didn't really think about the Axl/GN'R references until now! On a sidenote I remember he also included a lyric from NIN's "Hurt" as an intro to one of the Dark Tower books (the last one?).
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Books like IT, The Stand, Needful Things, Tommyknockers, Christine, those were awesome. I don't rate his newer stuff quite so highly unfortunately, but then given the standards of his earlier work, that certainly doesn't make it bad. He has references to lots of bands, so a GnR reference would not surprise me at all. I know there are quite a few Def Leppard references in his work too..
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Quote from: bailyrose on January 17, 2007, 09:51:52 PM
If I'm not misstaken in the movie pet semetary the funeral scene there are a couple of members of g n' r in it.Slash was one I can remember in it.
I believe you are thinking of the Dirty Harry movie, Deadpool.
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Stephen King should re-write 'Needful Things' so that the kid goes into the shop, touches an album called 'Chinese Democracy' and then hears this unbelievably awesome music in his head...and then sells his soul to the shopkeeper in return for the album and starts going nuts by starting riots everywhere!
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Quote from: troccoli on January 18, 2007, 05:48:32 AM
Quote from: bailyrose on January 17, 2007, 09:51:52 PM
If I'm not misstaken in the movie pet semetary the funeral scene there are a couple of members of g n' r in it.Slash was one I can remember in it.
I believe you are thinking of the Dirty Harry movie, Deadpool.
I was going to say, I read Pet Semetary recently and I don't remember any GNR references let alone Slash being at the babies funeral?
Edit - My apologies I misread it you're talking about the movie, my bad?
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I spotted a gnr reference in the film final destination 2, it's probably just a concidence but one of the characters was called isabel or isabella (izzy) and another was hudson(slash)
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There was a Gnr mention in his short story The library policeman which appeared in the book 4 past midnight
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In Doctor Who the doctors assistant is called Rose Tyler ,i wonder if the writer was Gnr and Aerosmith fan
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Quote from: ax-man on January 18, 2007, 12:13:38 PM
In Doctor Who the doctors assistant is called Rose Tyler ,i wonder if the writer was Gnr and Aerosmith fan?
Nah, I think that's just a coincidence somehow.
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