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Date Posted: 11:42:28 02/18/06 Sat
Author: xylofon
Subject: Re: Chinese Democracy G'n'R
In reply to: tg 's message, "Chinese Democracy G'n'R" on 13:44:11 02/11/06 Sat

I heard several songs already, he played them live at rio and other places...madagaskar is a silly ballad but I kinda like it...I think thats what its called

makes me wonder though, and I always say this, if only chris and the guys would release an album every 4 years now and have it to be almost as good SG/rage, that would be a great thing...I dont need an album every year that only makes me upset

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[> Re: Chinese Democracy G'n'R -- tg, 12:39:51 02/18/06 Sat [1]

Hi Xylofon, glad you made it!

I agree too on how the next Audioslave cd will sound in such a short time period. That's what I loved about SG was they took their time on making it the best.It probably drove them crazy at times and sometimes perfection isn't always obtainable, but for some reason the end result was better than anything AS has even tried to do. Ican't understand this concept of faster and more efficient sense of things.

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