I cannot for the life of me see the difference Chris ? Your whole argument is the songs sounded good,sod the singer not being there and the fat bloke from Guns and Roses needing a few quid etc etc,i know as a young lad you're limited to what you can see these days but i'd rather see Rival sons 4 times for the same moneyIt worked so why not.
And give ower man.
I don't think Rival Sons dee If You Want Blood marra...
Missing the point totally mate which brings us back to Kansas lookylikes if the songs done great is what its all about.
I'm not missing the point at all. I think you might be though.
Well your missing my point and i do get yours but i'm surprised,you being a musician yaself.
) they changed the music, style & song structure was different to what had been dare i say it became more harder edged? i found myself only finding 2 or 3 tracks per album i really liked as opposed to the Bon era which in my opinion contained very little `filler` songs - if any, so seeing Axl didnt phase me & i agree he nailed the Bon songs, my gripe really wasnt the singer it was the fact Mal & Phil Rudd were`nt there which kinda made it feel like totally the Angus show albeit still enjoyable but... AC/DC though? - hmmm debatable.
It wasn't tribute and it wasn't watered down. It was Angus Young with a proper rock star frontman. We enjoyed it for what it was as we'd already paid our money and they were great. Would I have paid upfront for Axl/DC??? Probably not, but they did the job. I don't see what me being a musician has to do with it? If it had been some unknown drafted in then yeah, but Axl's a proper frontman.
Aye - I was more upset about Phil Rudd than owt else, and I saw them at Wembley without him on the last tour too.For what its worth i thought Axl did a great job as well - was it AC/DC? in name i guess it was but not the AC/DC i loved which ended in reality when Bon died for me, seen them with BJ several times and always enjoyed them Manchester on the Black Ice tour was absolutely brilliant imo, but to me once Bon died and setting aside the Back In Black album (Bons songs
Just my opinion of course. On a side note the new Jesse Fink book about Bon is an interesting read
To say again,credibility .It means a lot to some and to me,music's not about ££ and creaming it above all else . I'd be wasting my time talking to housewives at a Maroon5 gig about it but thought perhaps you'd know what i'm on about.Honestly glad you enjoyed it though just the idea of it made me cringe .They're loaded and should have just cancelled if Brian wasn't up to it
It was credible.
Which is the bigger part of my point,knowing when to respect the band you are only one part ofFor what its worth i thought Axl did a great job as well - was it AC/DC? in name i guess it was but not the AC/DC i loved which ended in reality when Bon died for me, seen them with BJ several times and always enjoyed them Manchester on the Black Ice tour was absolutely brilliant imo, but to me once Bon died and setting aside the Back In Black album (Bons songs
Just my opinion of course. On a side note the new Jesse Fink book about Bon is an interesting read
That's a bunch o fuckin students man.
We don't know how he was treat. That story came from some comedian he knows who started gobbing off without knowing an awful lot. At the end of the day he damaged his hearing fuckin' about driving cars and was forced to retire mid-tour.
