GUNS N'RAGES - Paradise City No.1

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From todays (13th April 2007) Daily Star

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[MotherGooseLuvR]

That guy's not Finck.

[Grouse]

That guy's not Finck.

no way!..are you sure??

[FunkyMonkey]

Maybe this is a new opportunity for jarmo...bumper stickers warning drivers

[MotherGooseLuvR]

That guy's not Finck.

no way!..are you sure??

No, because Finck has a beard.

Unless this is an older picture.  What did Finck look like before he grew the beard?

[GypsySoul]

That guy's not Finck.

no way!..are you sure??

No, because Finck has a beard.

Unless this is an older picture.? What did Finck look like before he grew the beard?

Before he grew the beard, Finck had a little less hair than the guy in that pic?

[Ganja4Life]

I seriously dont get how people actually think he looked cool

[CheapJon]

I seriously dont get how people actually think he looked cool

dude fincks styles has always kicked ass.. more then the others in the band, except axl in the 80's n' 90's

[fink_owns_slash]

^finck in awesome^

slash... not so much, he's a punk. i'd like to fight him (and win).

[redx]

That guy's not Finck.

best email Nadine on nadine.linge@dailystar.co.uk 

[FunkyMonkey]

Rock classics drive motorists over limit

April 13, 2007

London, England - Want to stay calm behind the wheel? Then avoid listening to Guns N' Roses, Meat Loaf and Bruce Springsteen while driving.

These are among the artists featured on the top 10 list of an online survey asking which tracks got people's blood pumping and in the mood to drive aggressively.

1700 voters have so far responded to the online poll run by Electronic Arts and AOL to mark the launch of a new racing video game, "Burnout Dominator"

The resulting shortlist of tracks that get people revved up spans more than 30 years of chart favourites, although none of them actually reached number one.

It includes classic rock tracks, such as Meat Loaf's "Bat Out Of Hell" and Springsteen's "Born to Run", as well as Motorhead's "Ace of Spades" and Guns N' Roses' "Paradise City".

More modern tracks, including The Killers' "When we were Young" and Feeder's "Buck Rogers" also featured, as did - perhaps fittingly - "You Will Be Under My Wheels" by dance act the Prodigy. - Reuters

[Beefy]

Why has this turned into an argument about who is cooler, Slash or Finck? Nout wrong with Robin Finck in my opinion but Slash is still the boy!!

[MotherGooseLuvR]

I seriously dont get how people actually think he looked cool

Maybe his look wasn't supposed to BE cool, but rather look so UNCOOL that it causes us all to reflect on the very nature of "cool" itself.

And that, in it's own special way, IS cool.

That's a good picture of Axl and Finck together.  They're this century's Axl and Slash. 

Axl should go shirtless more often.

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This thread should stay on track and be about Paradsie City and a new game coming out featuring Paradise City.
The last game to use something Gn'R was GTA San Andreas, which used Welcome to the Jungle.

Guns N'Roses music works well for games, as their music is exciting just like (some) games can be 


I wonder what (if any) songs from Chinese Democracy could work well on a video game 

[Mama Kin]

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/070412/odds/odd_britain_driving_dc

LONDON (Reuters) - Want to stay safe on the roads? Then avoid listening to Guns N Roses, Meat Loaf and Bruce Springsteen behind the wheel.

The trio are among the artists featured on a top 10 of tracks that get people's blood pumping and in the mood to drive aggressively.
Some 1,700 voters have so far responded to an online poll run by Electronic Arts and AOL to mark the launch of a new racing videogame, "Burnout Dominator."The resultant shortlist of tracks that get people revved up -- and that drivers should avoid listening to in the real world -- spans more than 30 years of chart favorites, although none of them actually reached number 1.


It includes classic rock tracks, such as Meat Loaf's "Bat Out Of Hell" and Springsteen's "Born to Run," as well as tracks such as Motorhead's "Ace of Spades" and Guns N Roses' "Paradise City."


More modern tracks, including The Killers' "When we were Young" and Feeder's "Buck Rogers" also featured, as did -- perhaps fittingly -- "You Will Be Under My Wheels" by dance act the Prodigy.

[Mama Kin]

Aw Hell, just found someone posted it. Lock 'er up.

[mick]

^finck in awesome^

slash... not so much, he's a punk. i'd like to fight him (and win).

But you would have to get a note from your mom to have the short bus driver let you off at a stop that is not your normal one to do that.

PUNK.

[Lucky]

http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSL1242114920070412


LONDON (Reuters) - Want to stay safe on the roads? Then avoid listening to Guns N Roses, Meat Loaf and Bruce Springsteen behind the wheel.

The trio are among the artists featured on a top 10 of tracks that get people's blood pumping and in the mood to drive aggressively.

Some 1,700 voters have so far responded to an online poll run by Electronic Arts and AOL to mark the launch of a new racing videogame, "Burnout Dominator."

The resultant shortlist of tracks that get people revved up -- and that drivers should avoid listening to in the real world -- spans more than 30 years of chart favorites, although none of them actually reached number 1.
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It includes classic rock tracks, such as Meat Loaf's "Bat Out Of Hell" and Springsteen's "Born to Run," as well as tracks such as Motorhead's "Ace of Spades" and Guns N Roses' "Paradise City."

More modern tracks, including The Killers' "When we were Young" and Feeder's "Buck Rogers" also featured, as did -- perhaps fittingly -- "You Will Be Under My Wheels" by dance act the Prodigy

[gunns1]

http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSL1242114920070412


LONDON (Reuters) - Want to stay safe on the roads? Then avoid listening to Guns N Roses, Meat Loaf and Bruce Springsteen behind the wheel.

The trio are among the artists featured on a top 10 of tracks that get people's blood pumping and in the mood to drive aggressively.

Some 1,700 voters have so far responded to an online poll run by Electronic Arts and AOL to mark the launch of a new racing videogame, "Burnout Dominator."

The resultant shortlist of tracks that get people revved up -- and that drivers should avoid listening to in the real world -- spans more than 30 years of chart favorites, although none of them actually reached number 1.
Reuters Pictures
Photo


It includes classic rock tracks, such as Meat Loaf's "Bat Out Of Hell" and Springsteen's "Born to Run," as well as tracks such as Motorhead's "Ace of Spades" and Guns N Roses' "Paradise City."

More modern tracks, including The Killers' "When we were Young" and Feeder's "Buck Rogers" also featured, as did -- perhaps fittingly -- "You Will Be Under My Wheels" by dance act the Prodigy

Youd be going to paradise city if you died behind the wheel    aka heaven

[Disco Volante]

Or Right Next Door To Hell.