A Prediction from the Past...

[ILoveGNRandPhysics]

If you go back to the first page of these threads, you will find this post (written in February 2004):


   GN'R/New Kids on the Block parallels.
? on: February 21, 2004, 04:07:22 PM ?
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-Both dominated the late 80's.
-Both faded in the early 90's.
-Both eventually broke up around the mid-90's.
-Both released a compilation album in 1999 to close out the legacy.
-Both have multiple popular message boards with hardcore fans talking about where the former members are right now (sightings, etc.), and rampant rumors about performances.
-Both have message boards with hardcore fans that mistakenly still thinks the general public actually still cares about their idols.
-Both have the most popular one (Axl/Joey) trying to move on without the old band. (Joey actually got a few albums out, though).
-Both have about an equal chance of reuniting.

So basically, the day we see Chinese Democracy is the day the New Kids on the Block release their next album.


Thank God Chinese Democracy has a MUCH better chance of coming out than a New Kids on the Block reunion. 

[duga]

<OT>
The same with the Commodore Amiga computer/Amiga OS.

The day we see Chinese Democracy is the day Amiga OS 4.0 is released.
</OT>

[axlrose]

weird

[kyrie]

If you go back to the first page of these threads, you will find this post (written in February 2004):


   GN'R/New Kids on the Block parallels.
? on: February 21, 2004, 04:07:22 PM ?
   Reply with quote
-Both dominated the late 80's.
-Both faded in the early 90's.
-Both eventually broke up around the mid-90's.
-Both released a compilation album in 1999 to close out the legacy.
-Both have multiple popular message boards with hardcore fans talking about where the former members are right now (sightings, etc.), and rampant rumors about performances.
-Both have message boards with hardcore fans that mistakenly still thinks the general public actually still cares about their idols.
-Both have the most popular one (Axl/Joey) trying to move on without the old band. (Joey actually got a few albums out, though).
-Both have about an equal chance of reuniting.

So basically, the day we see Chinese Democracy is the day the New Kids on the Block release their next album.


Thank God Chinese Democracy has a MUCH better chance of coming out than a New Kids on the Block reunion. 

The difference being, once released classic music, and one was just a precursor to the pathetic boyband movement of the late 90s.

[Annie]

This is a very bizarre post.

[Bono]

If you go back to the first page of these threads, you will find this post (written in February 2004):


   GN'R/New Kids on the Block parallels.
? on: February 21, 2004, 04:07:22 PM ?
   Reply with quote
-Both dominated the late 80's.
-Both faded in the early 90's.
-Both eventually broke up around the mid-90's.
-Both released a compilation album in 1999 to close out the legacy.
-Both have multiple popular message boards with hardcore fans talking about where the former members are right now (sightings, etc.), and rampant rumors about performances.
-Both have message boards with hardcore fans that mistakenly still thinks the general public actually still cares about their idols.
-Both have the most popular one (Axl/Joey) trying to move on without the old band. (Joey actually got a few albums out, though).
-Both have about an equal chance of reuniting.

So basically, the day we see Chinese Democracy is the day the New Kids on the Block release their next album.


Thank God Chinese Democracy has a MUCH better chance of coming out than a New Kids on the Block reunion.?

That is pretty weird/funny. Cool though cause if the trends continue we can expect a new NKOTB album fairly soon     The one thing the post  fails to aknowledge though is that one band did have talent. Loads of it.


That being Gn'R by the way.

[jazjme]

That is the truth !