This was like walking into a titty bar to find out that the girls are only topless and the bar doesn't serve alcohol.

I’m guessing it going to be a special limited run release of ruby red Wizard of Oz all numbered #1939

The suspense is killing me.
I have literally lost 8 days of my life since this announcement was made.

I would love to hear some kind of definite news one way or the other.
I keep checking back periodically and quite frankly I’m getting bored with this thread.
I say this as someone who is genuinely interested in this title (GNR).
That said, times are strange and funds are not infinite. A purchase of this magnitude would call for some planning on my end and some notice or a glimps of things to come would be helpful.

Yeah, I was watching it repeatedly in the office today.
Didn’t get a lot of work done, but suppose that’s ok every once in a while when you are your own boss.

In the SDTM video Eric initially says 4 and corrects himself to 5.

Edit: guess according to that list it’s 6

I actually really like the fact that they are not using “radio edits” on any of the songs and keeping them the way they were supposed to be heard.

This band was around for the Tipper Gore era where a lot of artists were forced to compromise either lyrically or artistically to appease what the powers at be thought was good for the youth. Or forced to compromise so record stores would sell their albums.

I remember when parental advisory stickers first came out and record stores sold two different versions of the same album for some artists (one being the clean version).
Hell, many record stores would not sell the original cover art for appetite for Destruction. Other bands like Janes Addiction changed their cover art to article 1 of the first amendment in protest when the artwork was brought under fire.
I was very happy to see they used art that corresponds to the original Appetite art on the CE. The side art is almost like the next sequence of events after the album cover.
Very cool.

It really was BS wasn’t it.
The only thing that the “Parental warning, explicit lyrics” label did was made kids check to see which version of the album you were buying.
Had to make sure you got the good one with the warning label on it.