DON'T YA THINK THAT YOU NEED SOMEBODYDON'T YA THINK THAT YOU NEED SOMEONE
>it's another "guy fucks up a perfectly good band because he's convinced it revolves around him" episode
I couldnt believe when Jim Carrey plays a Rockstar in that Clint Eastwood movie. It seemed bizarre.
Why did she KHS?
>it's another "the best part of the song is a short intro/outro section that is too short and fades out too quickly" episode.
>>221377541the wait for chinese democracy was too much for her
>>221377558trvke
DON'T CHA
>>221377558I use to hate the end of we are.the champions, I wanted the whole song to be rock.
Estranged is the superior GNR ballad.
I downloaded Chinese democracy for a friend and didnt listen to it once. Not once!
>>221377467DONT YA THINK YOU SNEED SOMEBODY DONT YA THINK YOU SEED SOMEBODY OH BABY BABY COME ON NOWYOU AINT NO FANCY CITY SLICKER FORMELY CHUCK WHOAAAAWELCOME TO THE RUSTLE WE GOT SEED AND FEED WE GOT WHATEVER YOU CHUCKYOU DONT TO BRING FRIENDSNO FRIENDS SO NO FRIENDS FRI FRI FRI FRIENDS FRIENDS OH WONT YOU SEED
>>221377878It don't really matter, I guess you'll find out for yourself.
>>221377878Some genuine bangers in there but the lack of Slash makes it sound like a completely different band
>>221377467I only like the last 2 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpuCBpa2BoI
I KNOW IT'S HARD TO KEEP AND OPEN HEAAARTWHEN EVEN FRENS SEEM OUT TO HARM YOU
>>221377467Izzy must be one of the strangest and under-prolific musicians of all time. There is no other record with band arrangements like Appetite for Destruction. The album sounds like "just" bluesy hardrock, but once you dig into it, there's really nothing else even close to it. If you look at the LA scene at the time, there's a whole bunch of bands that were doing pretty much the exact same thing -- bluesed up 80s hard rock, Les Pauls, hats, 70s throwbacks, vocalist who screeches and moves weird and sings in multiple registers -- on paper nothing about GNR was unique and it's not surprising that they were initially completely ignored when the album came out, but those arrangements that Izzy was doing for them... completely unheard of. The only tracks on UYI that kind of sound like it were the ones that were written for Appetite (or at least before Appetite came out). Combine that with Axl's extreme musicality and attitude that none of those other similar singers could match and you have a timeless album. That Axl and Izzy never properly colloborated again and that all history has is this one testament of how well they went together is completely insane if you think about how long GNR has been going.
