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DarkKnight12 wrote:You are absolutely right my friend. That’s why I hoped someone who owns the Best Buy or the digipack could share it with us. It is not a miney issue or anything I am willing to pay anyone who could share the Demos with me . The problem is that the only way for someone who lives in Switzerland like me can own these demos . So if anyone wants to help out some of us it would be awesome !!

Same for me here in Turkey, man. Very disappointing.

riemslag1 wrote:It’s a bonus disc inside the Napalm wooden boxset - it sounds great !

Is there any way for you to share the songs for me and other fans in needs like our Turkish friend ? I'm willing to pay you for the songs as if they were on Itunes or whatever. Those demos really seem awesome and as a guitar player and songwriter, it would be really interesting to see how the songs were in demo state and to have a strip back version that would allow me to learn the guitar parts easier (without all the production).

Well, that’s a kind of problem to me, as I certainly don’t want to be the one to be the spoiler for the revenues of my favorite musicians by uploading these songs in public. That just does not feel right. On the other hand, yes I do understand it is hard for a true fan with less financial possibilities to get to these GEMS and that must be frustrating. So maybe after some more time after the release date I’ll be able and willing to help you guys out. On the other hand people lent cd’s and exchange music all the time. Right now it just does not feel good and fair towards my idols, as it clearly undermines their business model and profit from releasing special editions. You get my dilemma on this one ? I want to be a fan with integrety. Send me a PM and we’ll see how we can arrange this. I certainly don’t have to make money for it. Well, maybe next time I will reply after not consuming so much alcohol........ha ha ha

Myles' YT account just dropped this. Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZHxTQ6GjJY

I like the video. It gives some more insight of Myles' life in between after the timeline Year of the Tiger takes place in and before him being successful with AB and Slash. I also laughed at the story when Myles and Zia first met Elvis, when he flew in to be the engineer for Second Skin, and they thought he was the assistant that gets coffee (Elvis was only 23 at the time and was not able to rent a car due to his young age, I remember that particular detail specially in the video. Don't know why.).

Kinda ironic that Elvis' sound is the worst in the whole documentary. lol

Mr. Slash wrote:Kinda ironic that Elvis' sound is the worst in the whole documentary. lol

Because his sound is always so high quality?

The part at 19:50 where Myles was on the verge of crying was very moving.
I also noticed Elvis speaks a lot like Flip.

Okay, I appreciate Year of the Tiger (track) a bit more given the story. I looked up which year it was going to be in 2022, and this whole time I was like: "Why isn't Myles doing these things now? Why wait four years?" Now I realize he was singing about the past.

Don't love the song at all, but good to pull at its origin roots a bit with that feature.

why is that ironic lol

I'm a little high but man this fuckin record still rocks and I only finished the second track fuck me man

AB23 wrote:why is that ironic lol

Because many people in this forum criticise Elvis for his work on Tremonti and AB records.

That would be the opposite of ironic though

Finally watched the documentary. Really loved the impact of the guitars he used, I thought that was a really cool story. Also, anyone else think it looked really weird to see him playing a bass?

Well, there was that thread about how Brian must go, so maybe Myles just takes over his parts.

AB23 wrote:That would be the opposite of ironic though

True.

Amazing TOUR!!!
Myles is simply amazing and perfect at any time!
Let's take a look here live in Roma (Ostia Antica)!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC3Iyvp-pNE

Keep rock guys!

Video of The Great Beyond out today

Year of the Tiger was deemed from Loudwire's best Hard Rock album of 2018. Was a solid year for albums in 2018. Some solid like Sevendust's All I See is War (which was not included in this list which is a darn shame) and Breaking Benjamin's Ember. Some average with a couple of redeeming moments (Halestorm's Vicious and Disturbed's Evolution) and some of it just plain butts (FFDP, Shinedown, and Godsmack). On another note, A Dying Machine was ranked #13 and Living the Dream was #12.

http://loudwire.com/30-best-hard-rock-albums-2018/

Best HARD ROCK ALBUM? The fuck they smoking? Not hard rock at all...