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05-09-2005, 10:17 AM | #181 (permalink) | |
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whole lotta love black dog stairway to heaven immigrant song dazed and confused communication breakdown what is and what should never be achilles last stand when the levee breaks the ocean heartbreaker kashmir in my time of dying to name a few, the list is endless. any rational person can see LZ's career was a lot bigger, better and generally more successful than GnR, testament to LZ for being around and relevant for 12 years, shame GnR couldnt do the same huh? and as YOU say, stats dont lie. but of course anyone who argues against you is wrong, |
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05-09-2005, 04:59 PM | #182 (permalink) | |
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What facts are those? Like I said UYI were classic albums too, just because you do not want to admit that does not make it so, also LZ had some really ****ty albums, but of coarse you would never admit that. If you really do not think that Civil war, Nov rain or estranged do not stack up with those songs you mentioned then you are a lost cause. I am curious to how old you are? Because if you are around your 30s then you would know how huge guns n roses were in the early 90s. Also guns n roses self-destructed yet their music still lives on in the year 2005, they are still on heavy rotation on modern rock stations and classic rock stations here in Boston. Plus, you go to any sporting event in the world, and you are going to here welcome to the jungle at least once. Also gnr were around for pretty much the same amount of time as nirvana, so what do you have to say to that? And you still have not shown how LZs career was much bigger than Gnrs. Like I said, show me when LZ played in front of 7m people during a three year span then you will have an argument, but like I said gnr were just as big if not bigger than LZ was in the 70s. Dont just say no I am wrong, prove it. The fact is, you wont prove it, because you cannot prove it. You wanted to go on just album sales of LZ IV vs AFD, but I showed you half the amount of years AFD sold more than LZ IV did. So what do you want to try to prove next? Fact is gnr is still very popular today, just look at their GHs album it was the 10th biggest seller in the world last year,, not too bad for a band that has not released any new album (of original material since 1991). You have gotten your @$$ kicke this whole thread so you really need to stop before you look even worse. |
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05-09-2005, 05:10 PM | #183 (permalink) |
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YOU'RE REPEATING YOURSELF!!!STOP IT!!!PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD...YOU HAVE PROVEN YOUR POINT!!..btw, don't say sporting events anywhere in the world...it's just the us...u people always do that, assume that what's happening in the us must be happening in the whole world...
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05-09-2005, 05:20 PM | #184 (permalink) | |
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I need to repeat myself because SOME PEOPLE keep dodging the question yet keep disputing what I am saying. Also, I have heard WTTJ in games not played in the USA (ie hockey games). |
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05-10-2005, 05:07 AM | #185 (permalink) | |
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I agree with ledzepstu. ledzepplin were more "biggest since the beatles" than gnr could ever be.
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05-10-2005, 02:04 PM | #186 (permalink) | |
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No but you are making yourself look like an @$$ by making chidish comments like that. And again show me where LZ played in front of more than 7m people in a three year span. If you cannot prove that then gnr were just as big as LZ if not bigger at their peak. So, either put up or shut up, because just saying it is not going to make it true. Yes when LZ were at their peak they were the biggest band since the beatles but when gnr was at their peak they suprassed that. |
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05-10-2005, 02:26 PM | #187 (permalink) |
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Ok, I havent the time nor the patience to sit down and read through all of that properly, but if we're still talking about the 'biggest band' thing, surely that would mean more sales? Whoever had more sales is beyond me, and Im not about to look it up, but wouldnt more sales mean more success?
*Sigh* Whatever will stop these repetitive childish remarks is worth a try..
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05-10-2005, 02:40 PM | #188 (permalink) | |
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05-10-2005, 02:45 PM | #189 (permalink) |
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Well then why the hell is there 7 pages on who the bigger band was. The more sales and success, the bigger the band is.
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05-10-2005, 02:47 PM | #190 (permalink) | ||
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Why do you keep dodging my question about touring? And like I said, when YOU brought up LZ IV their biggest seller. AFD sold more albums in less time than LZ IV did. OF coarse LZ IV will have sold more albums overall than AFD since it came out ten years before it. Its really basically math. Of coarse a band that has 10 albums is going to out sell a band with only 3 albums. You do know that in the 6 years gnr toured they played in front of more people than zeppelin did in their 10 years? The UYI tour broke all kind of records for touring and that is a fact. Its ok stu, you have lost badly on all counts, ill take your not answering of my question your way of admiting you lost. |
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