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Administrative => Administrative, Feedback & Help => Topic started by: gmGnR2 on December 12, 2008, 05:46:49 PM



Title: Booklet - thread will be deleted shortly
Post by: gmGnR2 on December 12, 2008, 05:46:49 PM
Since the record came out, I posted twice regarding the error filled booklet of CD and moderators quickly deleted the threads without any explanations... how ironic that last night Axl himself didn't wait for a question regarding this issue and mentioned it during the chat: "to release the album with unapproved and unseen final artwork with a !st work only error filled draft when others more recent were readily available still has not been explained but is finally getting cleared up"

On another thread you can easily find, I brought the issue again and asked the moderators why they deleted the threads... still no answer... lame, very lame.... any moderator having enough balls to answer this time around now that Axl talked about it?

 :-X


Title: Re: Booklet - thread will be deleted shortly
Post by: The Catcher on December 12, 2008, 05:48:00 PM
Thread carefully, my friend, thread carefully.


Title: Re: Booklet - thread will be deleted shortly
Post by: jarmo on December 12, 2008, 05:53:29 PM
To me it seemed very pointless to bash the band for something that was out of their control.

That's what it basically was, once again.






/jarmo


Title: Re: Booklet - thread will be deleted shortly
Post by: XxWickeds10xX on December 14, 2008, 10:59:04 AM
To me it seemed very pointless to bash the band for something that was out of their control.

Jarmo, please explain how the CD booklet is out of GnR's control? Im sure someone had to proof read it, right? I mean they had plenty of time.

Not bashing, just wondering.

In the grand scheme of things I couldnt care less, the booklet has been sitting on my shelf since the day I bought it. The CD is more important to me. I just like knowing everything I can possibly know about it.





/jarmo
To me it seemed very pointless to bash the band for something that was out of their control.

That's what it basically was, once again.






/jarmo