Ides of March

[FlashFlood]

i was looking at the chinese democracy page on the main site,  and i saw that Ides of March was a rumored title, but i do not remember hearing anything about it. can somebody tell me where this came from?

[Eazy E]

Wasn't that a raoxsle title??

[The Estranged MrFlashbax]

isnt there already a song called Ides of March by Iron Maiden or something? its an instrumental..

[Izzy]

i was looking at the chinese democracy page on the main site,? and i saw that Ides of March was a rumored title, but i do not remember hearing anything about it. can somebody tell me where this came from?

The only names we know for sure are the ones they played on tour and the ones Marco Beltrammi (sp?) put his orchestra bits on - all these 'other' titles should just be ignored.

[madagas]

wrong...Axl played David Wild from ROLLING STONE "Catcher in the Rye, IRS, There Was A Time, and an instrumental version of Oklahoma". He actually played 12 songs for him but those were the only titles used.

[Izzy]

wrong...Axl played David Wild from ROLLING STONE "Catcher in the Rye, IRS, There Was A Time, and an instrumental version of Oklahoma". He actually played 12 songs for him but those were the only titles used.

Fair enough but:

Richard Fortus had never heard of a song called IRS (good one Piazza!)

Oklahoma is apparently Rhiayd

[Eeebs]

wrong...Axl played David Wild from ROLLING STONE "Catcher in the Rye, IRS, There Was A Time, and an instrumental version of Oklahoma". He actually played 12 songs for him but those were the only titles used.

Fair enough but:

Richard Fortus had never heard of a song called IRS (good one Piazza!)

Oklahoma is apparently Rhiayd

I read somewhere (on the internet, of course ) in a recent interview that Dizzy Reed talks about how IRS was leaked to Piazza... so who knows what is going on for sure.  Maybe the song exists, maybe it doesn't... maybe it is the correct name, maybe it just was a working title... yeah, way too many maybes!

[DazRose85]

wrong...Axl played David Wild from ROLLING STONE "Catcher in the Rye, IRS, There Was A Time, and an instrumental version of Oklahoma". He actually played 12 songs for him but those were the only titles used.

Fair enough but:

Richard Fortus had never heard of a song called IRS (good one Piazza!)

Oklahoma is apparently Rhiayd

Perhaps IRS was a song which Paul Tobias played rythum guitar, and therefore Fortus is unfamilar with it?

[madagas]

Drop the IRS thing-it exists-period-end of discussion. Fortus wasn't even in the band when Axl played these songs to Wild (dec 1999).

[Jizzo]

Dizzy said it did, who knows maybe Piazza played a version with tobias on guitar that was scrapped before fortus joined

[FlashFlood]

fuck irs this is about my topic. on the chinese democracy page of this website, it lists ides of march apart from the fake titles like cock-a-roach soup and this i love and all of those other ones. maybe jarmo can enlighten me. its his website

[Neemo]

fuck irs this is about my topic. on the chinese democracy page of this website, it lists ides of march apart from the fake titles like cock-a-roach soup and this i love and all of those other ones. maybe jarmo can enlighten me. its his website

Settle down Beavis!! holy crap! My topic whaah!  If you bring up a rumored title people are bound to talk about other rumored titles. Jeez!

[Mysteron]

'Ides of March' was mentioned by Dave Dominguez, the very first producer/engineer of CD

[dave-gnfnr2k]

wrong...Axl played David Wild from ROLLING STONE "Catcher in the Rye, IRS, There Was A Time, and an instrumental version of Oklahoma". He actually played 12 songs for him but those were the only titles used.

Fair enough but:

Richard Fortus had never heard of a song called IRS (good one Piazza!)

Oklahoma is apparently Rhiayd

No its NOT, they have nothing to do with each other.
The only reason people think this is because a person that went to the HOB show said the set list had oklahoma when in fact axl even said the song was called riyadh, this is just like the misinformation from the person that said CITR is going to be on the third album, again that never said, axl said CITR is planned for the 3rd single.

[FlashFlood]

'Ides of March' was mentioned by Dave Dominguez, the very first producer/engineer of CD

thank you very very much.

[Jizzo]

fuck irs this is about my topic. on the chinese democracy page of this website, it lists ides of march apart from the fake titles like cock-a-roach soup and this i love and all of those other ones. maybe jarmo can enlighten me. its his website

Cool it dude, the second you post it becomes the boards topic to discuss

[F*ck Fear]

wrong...Axl played David Wild from ROLLING STONE "Catcher in the Rye, IRS, There Was A Time, and an instrumental version of Oklahoma". He actually played 12 songs for him but those were the only titles used.

Fair enough but:

Richard Fortus had never heard of a song called IRS (good one Piazza!)

Oklahoma is apparently Rhiayd

I read somewhere (on the internet, of course ) in a recent interview that Dizzy Reed talks about how IRS was leaked to Piazza... so who knows what is going on for sure.? Maybe the song exists, maybe it doesn't... maybe it is the correct name, maybe it just was a working title... yeah, way too many maybes!

I read that interview as well.

[ccorn69]

fuck irs this is about my topic. on the chinese democracy page of this website, it lists ides of march apart from the fake titles like cock-a-roach soup and this i love and all of those other ones. maybe jarmo can enlighten me. its his website

Cool it dude, the second you post it becomes the boards topic to discuss

exactly you tell him Jizzo

in the end we dont know all the songs, which ones are real and which ones are fake until the band, management, axl confirm or deny that such a song exist

[FlashFlood]

ya well its fuckin annoying when i cant get a fucking answer because other people are talking about obscure shit. and i believe its for the board to discuss the topic, not side topics. so you guys cool it.

[madagas]

Documented song titles by people who have worked on the record or heard the actual songs (for example Prostitute was a rumored working title by Spin-that does not count): IRS, Catcher in the Rye, TWAT, Oklahoma, OMG, The Blues, This I Love, Madagascar, Chinese Democracy, Silk Worms, Rhiad and the Bedouins, Seven, The General, Thyme, and Leave Me Alone.