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Stone Temple Pilots Reforming Vs. Velvet Revolver 3rd Album

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  • #32
    lord lucan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,576 ✭✭✭lord lucan


    g n'r ain't ever gonna reform imo. the memory of what was is best left in the history books:cool:


  • #33
    1408
    Closed Accounts Posts: 192 ✭✭1408


    Het-Field wrote: »
    If VR falling apart meas STP, AND Guns N Roses reform. Then I will be satisfied

    Scott is simply doing some summer shows with his old group. As Slash himself has said there is no bad blood between the members of STP, so a reunion would be more likely for them for a few dates, and thats more than likely all it will be. Velvet Revolver will continue once Duff and Scott excercise their demons and get some solo project out of their system. Every band does it. Even Matt Sorum is going solo to speak by launchin a new clothing line.

    Theyll finish the European dates and then they'll retire for about 6 months before coming back into the spotlight.


  • #34
    hyn-zie
    Registered Users Posts: 310 ✭✭hyn-zie


    1408 wrote: »
    Scott is simply doing some summer shows with his old group. As Slash himself has said there is no bad blood between the members of STP, so a reunion would be more likely for them for a few dates, and thats more than likely all it will be. Velvet Revolver will continue once Duff and Scott excercise their demons and get some solo project out of their system. Every band does it. Even Matt Sorum is going solo to speak by launchin a new clothing line.

    Theyll finish the European dates and then they'll retire for about 6 months before coming back into the spotlight.

    Ball@x, even slash and duff metioned in seperate interviews they were a bit sceptical, slash said once it was a reunion tour and thats it once it stays like that, then duff who's closer to scott than any of them totally dissed scott for not turning up to a gig a while back, "yeah right the plane couldn't leave the airport", scott was getting high!!! i reckon scott is given negative vibes and after four years of being clean he fu@k?d up again, say good bye to Velvet Revolver


  • #35
    1408
    Closed Accounts Posts: 192 ✭✭1408


    hyn-zie wrote: »
    say good bye to Velvet Revolver

    as long as they perform in Dublin next month for two nights so I get to say a proper goodbye to them I dont give a **** what happens after that. And you can quote me on that.


  • #36
    grames_bond
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,820 ✭✭✭grames_bond


    1408 wrote: »
    as long as they perform in Dublin next month for two nights so I get to say a proper goodbye to them I dont give a **** what happens after that. And you can quote me on that.

    there you go.....i did!! :D

    1408 wrote: »
    Scott is simply doing some summer shows with his old group. As Slash himself has said there is no bad blood between the members of STP, so a reunion would be more likely for them for a few dates, and thats more than likely all it will be...

    thats what they said when RATM were reforming for coachella, they claimed this would have no effect on audioslave....but now rage are back with a bang, chris cornell is a solo artist and audioslave are no more, history could repeat itself here!!


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  • #37
    1408
    Closed Accounts Posts: 192 ✭✭1408


    grames_bond wrote: »
    history could repeat itself here!!

    True. I will say its poor show for the band to cancel the Australian dates and then not achknowledge that cancellation on their official website. According to the official website theyre still scheduled to perform in Australia. I hate it when bands just forget they have official websites and start releasing press releases on unofficial sites. It seems official websites are just PR, and have very little to do with the band directly, other then promote the good times. Which is sad because I think a true website should be a proper reflection of your band


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