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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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Quote from: Saul on January 26, 2006, 03:07:29 AM
Quote from: Pepe Da Rosa on January 26, 2006, 02:58:12 AM
He posted something on mygnr...
He admited the interview is fake.
So is about 99.4% of every rumor , fan encounter , interview in our lil GNR world.? I'm starting to think you guys are all fake too.?
? This is not real , I've been duped.
It's like , when a friend tlls me something now , no matter how mundane it is , I almost feel like yelling at him ,"oh yeah?! Name your sources you one post wonder!"
From now on when someone lies to me or tricks me in real life I think I'll just say "when do you think chinese democracy will come out?"
I'm a ways back in this thread, but this is one of the FUNNIEST posts ever on this site.
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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Quote from: Madagascar88 on January 29, 2006, 02:15:30 PM
Quote from: JAC185 on January 29, 2006, 12:05:35 PM
Quote from: Madagascar88 on January 29, 2006, 07:17:59 AM
Quote from: highend88 on January 29, 2006, 06:20:11 AM
In terms of the tracklisting on Chinese Democracy, what is your favorite track on the album?
umm... I don't know... last year Brain had this song called 'the General' that was really cool... and another song called "we were lying [not sure if thats the name he said]" ... I don't know [Dizzy shrugs]
So wait a minute. We heard rumours before that "the general" will be on CD. How about "we were lying" ?? This is something new that we have not heard before. Means one more new songtitle guys!!
I can probably verify that second song title if I watched the footage enough times... give me a sec.
Thanks for typing the whole thing up man, and thanks for bothering to ask what questions people wanted asked and all that, i hope everyone realises you didn't HAVE to do that.
Just wondering if you could confirm that song title?
Sounds an interesting title, all the others that have been mentioned seem to generally be one or two word titles, i know this is only three words but the rest seem to be names e.g The Blues, General, Madagascar instead of phrases like this
i'd have to get it on my computer or something before I can do that well unfortunately... right now I'm still rewatching it on my non-digital camcorder.
it's definitely "we were ____" ... the last word sounds like "lying" or "line" or something.
"We Were Blind" maybe?
I think the guess earlier in the thread about some sort of photoshoot is a good one. Just MHO.
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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check this out- metal-sludge reformatted the story:
http://www.metalsludge.tv/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1152&Itemid=1
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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So "The General" is real?
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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Quote from: Madagascar88 on January 30, 2006, 11:13:03 AM
check this out- metal-sludge reformatted my story:
http://www.metalsludge.tv/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1152&Itemid=1
Why does it not include your comment admitting that parts of the interview are fake?
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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Get over it James...
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Quote from: jameslofton29 on January 30, 2006, 11:18:43 AM
Why does it not include your comment admitting that parts of the interview are fake?
maybe because then they'd have to include the part where he says it wasn't fake, he was just worried Dizzy would get mad at him, especially considering the response he got at HTGTH?
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Quote from: Evolution on January 30, 2006, 11:17:18 AM
So "The General" is real?
We've known 'the General' is real for quite sometime-Buckmaster (sp?) did the scoring for it and confirmed it almost 2 years ago.
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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Beltrami did that one I believe.
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Quote from: madagas on January 30, 2006, 02:13:26 PM
Beltrami did that one I believe.
True.
composer Beltrami scored four songs for Guns 'n' Roses. The songs are 'Seven', 'Leave Me Alone', 'Thyme' and '
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Marco is as confused as us all as to when the G'n'R songs will come out. "I really have no idea when or where these 4 G'n'R songs will be released" he says. "It seems the album keeps getting postponed".
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Quote from: madagas on January 30, 2006, 02:13:26 PM
Beltrami did that one I believe.
Shit-i knew i got the name wrong! Thanks
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Re: Dizzy Reed [on the Cornell campus] semi-interview
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TO: Maddy88
It?s a pity that I did not get a chance to post questions on ?Dizzy Reed post questions Thread? before. I think HTGTH was down that day when I want to post.
I was gonna ask questions about the song called ?This I love?
Three years ago we had rumor that it is one of AXL favorite but at Korn party, AXL did not mention this title song to be one of this favorite.
What happen to this? Will it be on CD?
I guess it?s too late now rite.
I hope it will get released.
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Why Dizzy Reed didn't mention in the interview the fact that he was preparing a tour with his Hookers ?
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Quote from: jimmythegent on January 29, 2006, 07:09:06 PM
These 'interviews' further enhance my belief that the 'band members' have little to no clue as to what form/shape the songs/album will take. I would imagine that they jammed a whole lot of riffs/segments of songs some time ago, with some loose direction given, and that Axl has been piecing this thing together bit by bit since with added bits and pieces along the way
The 'band' will basically have to learn the arrangments prior to doing any shows.
That's a cold hard truth thats become more and more relevant as the years go by without a new album, and all were left with is a bunch of bandmember interviews shooting in the dark and hoping for a bullseye as far as an approximate release goes.
I think when you say "Axl has been piecing this together" you need to make it clear that he has done so of his own accord and personal disclaimer for a realist timetable. The bandmembers have been doing solo schlock for over 3 years now and in that space of time it has been noted that their music contributions to the record had been completed..(until Dec. when Richard returned to record) for quite some time. Their services could have been more than available to Axl over the past several years to actual HELP HIM
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the songs, but he has instead given them the time off to do as they wish, and he will therefore add instrumentals new and old together, and then call them back in individually to rerecord waht he doesn't like, or get their opinions on each song he has "completed"
Now, while each member has been away from Gn'R, I wouldnt be surprised if one of the negotiations of them doing solo material is that they have to keep up to date with playing their decided parts on the old catelogue, as well as a clear mind and relaxed approach to the newer material they have now spent years recording bit by bit. It makes sense and cuts down on rehearsal time when Axl plans to drop the album and tour, if the bandmembers are up to par on old and new catalogue material when they rehearse as a solid unit again for the first time since MSG '02
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Quote from: Evolution on January 30, 2006, 11:17:18 AM
So "The General" is real?
We've known 'the General' is real for quite sometime-Buckmaster (sp?) did the scoring for it and confirmed it almost 2 years ago.
I was always very intrigued about this song when I heard Beltrami would be scoring it, and now that Dizzy said Brain really shines on it, I simply cant wait! Ironically, I broke out some of my Primus records last weekend and was thinking about what an advesary Brain really was to Gn'R. Adler was great in his prime, I never really cared too much for Sorum, but Brain is an exceptional drummer.
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What I have a hard time with is when Dizzy says the process is very colaborative....but then answers other questions that directly contradict that assertion.
Maybe the writing process WAS collaborative, but it's obvious that the process of actually creating the album has not been. I mean....Dizzy says, repeatedly, that he hasn't heard much of the material "in so long". How can that be collaborative?
I'm just saying....
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It was collaborative in the recording of the instrumentals. But, it is clearly not a collaborative effort over the last few years. They have played no part in the tracklisting, mixing, vocal recordings, lyrics, artwork, etc. If they have it is very minor. It will be Axl's album and that is not necessarily a bad thing. He'll have no excuses as to what the final product sounds like. Personally, I want it like this because I want to see if he's really as good as I thought he was going to be after listening to Coma, Estranged, Locomotive, Civil War et al. The guy really was on the way up as an artist.....then poof.....up in a cloud of smoke.
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Nay! the album(s) won't be just Axl's. otherwise he should call the project Axl Rose solo.
As I said earlier in this thread ( I quote myself below
), this band is as collaborative as any other band. Just the leader is holding many other posts for the project than just a band leader concomitantly and taking time.
Tommy, Dizzy and Axl's words are of one accord in regarding this thing to be corroborative efforts.
I'd say it is wholly Axl's endeavor to produce this fucking band ie an advanced GNR.
Quote from: ppbebe on January 25, 2006, 03:15:42 PM
My point is that this band is, in its own right, no less a genuine band than any other band ever existed. Apparently they get on well with each other personally, not to mention musically.. I'm positive that each member of the band contributes and dedicate to the band as much as any band animal does to their band....... save for Axl.
The thing is just that the leader is not like other band front men. He not only being a sole lyric writer has served concurrently as a producer, a manager, an A&Rman and many other things while other bands entrust these chores to professionals outside the band.
Well you long term fans may see it as an Axl project because your interests are only Axl. But to complete the project, this band has to be Guns n Roses. That is Chinese Democracy.
Axl Rose: " There's a lot of things that? we come up with new ideas that we're working on as we go, and it is a really, really slow process, because it's kind of left more to ourselves in trying to figure it our where? What I've seen in this industry is that, if a record company? I don't know. There seems to be a lot more support for getting things done with newer bands, and it's got a lot to do with contracts being, you know, they don't have to spend as much money on the band, and they're trying to get it out there, and the next thing you know, they've sold a couple of albums and then they don't care about that band anymore and they move on and that band falls apart. It doesn't seem like there's a lot of support for bands that have been around. That's my experience.
So in putting this thing together, in a lot of ways, I've had to do way more jobs in it than I'm supposed to ? I've had to be manager, A&R man, producer, sole lyric writer, and a lot of [other] things, where GUNS N' ROSES, to me, what I worked really hard at was making it a collaborative effort, and it was a lot of people involved. This is a collaborative effort with the players, but the players aren't exactly sure what it should be to try to win over the world GUNS N' ROSES style. So that's kind of my responsibility.
It took a long time, but now it's working, and I think we'll have the right record, and when we do drop the record, the plan is to drop the record, have a bunch of extra tracks, about a year or so down the road drop another record and drop a third record. This is a three-stage thing and we'll be touring for a real long time." - from 101 WRIF radio interview, Nov. 21 2002
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That just proves my point! Axl's running the show-no questions asked.
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no1 is saying its not a collabortative effort. It was. But for the past few years now Axl has been in full control running the show. Theres nothing wrong with that as long as the band had input in the music. And they say they did.
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And the manager of the beatles run the show. So did Jimmy Page. That didn't make Zep less collaborative.
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