The Blues Indonesian Guns N' Roses website with information about the band, photos, and fan forum. http://mypage.rileks.com/sossego/

The Guns N' Roses Fanlisting Fanlisting of the band. http://gnr.dontdamnme.net/

The Rocket Queens Tribute band playing only songs from Appetite for Destruction from Northern California. Contains photos, music samples, and show dates. http://www.rocketqueens.com/

Dramas and Traumas Pictures, lyrics, downloadable sound files, and news. http://gnr-drtr.tripod.com/

Guns N' Roses: Nightrain Story, picture gallery, members' full pages, news, lyrics, albums, and MIDI files. http://www.geocities.com/ronnie_stradlin/

Ain't It Fun?! Tour dates, news, discography, and downloads. http://gnr.nu/

The Masta's Guns N Roses Bass Tabs Tabs for rock band Guns N' Roses. http://www.bassmasta.net/g/guns_n_roses.html

GNR Sucks Full MPEG videos, MP3s, news, fan's corner, links and lyrics. http://www.gnrsucks.com

Q's Guns N' Roses Empire Lyrics organized by album, band profile, and information on solo works by band members. http://sunderstoner.tripod.com/

Guns N' Roses Campfire Forum devoted to the band, from Axl to Slash to their Appetite for Destruction. http://hatteraslight.com/navy/GunsandRoseshall/mobydick.html

ComaConcert Live concert videos, bootlegs, and trades. http://www.comaconcertvideos.com/

Amazon offers End of Days (Audio CD),09 November, 1999 List price $11.98 Feeling nostalgic for the late 90s? / 3 3.5 Stars The fall of 1999 saw the release of the film "End of Days" and its accompanying soundtrack. The late 90s saw the tail end of the post-grunge era and the emergence of Nu-Metal or rap/metal. This soundtrack is a still shot or time capsule of that time. With a few exceptions, the "End of Days" soundtrack is more or less what you would hear if you tuned into a modern rock station in the late 90s. Nu-Metal was dark, masculine, and angry. Post-Grunge was a watered down version of the real thing. "The Camel Song" by Korn is fairly representative of the whole Nu-Metal movement. It's heavy, has grueling guitars, screaming rap verses and tortured choruses, and not much melody. It sounds, as guitarist Slash once commented, like the "inside of a meat grinder." It is what it is; you'll either love it or hate it. "So Long" by former House of Pain frontman Everlast, sounds derivative of his late 90s hit "What it's Like." "So Long" is actually just as good, and probably didn't get the attention of "What it's like" because the two sound alike. This dark, brooding song has a good hook and haunting melody. "Slow" by "Professional Murder Music" is largely forgettable dance/metal filler. Limp Bizkit's excellent "Crushed" is one of the band's best songs. The band had not yet slipped into mediocrity and self-parody. "Crushed" has a haunting, eerie beat and creepy background vocals. The album's real selling point and highlight is the Guns N' Roses comeback single "Oh My God." It was the band's first new song in eight years, although it featured only original member W. Axl Rose. Rock fans are largely mixed on this song. People either seem to love it or hate it. Personally, I absolutely love it. It sounds a lot like Marilyn Manson or "The Downward Spiral" era Nine Inch Nails. It's an industrial tinged rocker, but still has the GN'R sound and structure. It has a very infectious, pounding disco beat and full throttle vocal assault. There is some confusion as to who plays on this track. It is: W. Axl Rose (vocals), Tommy Stinson (bass), Josh Freeze (drums), Robin Finck (guitar), Dave Navaro (guest guitar), Paul Huge (guitar), and Dizzy Reed (keyboards). The inclusion of the Prodigy's "Poison" makes for a little variety and although released several years earlier, doesn't sound too out-of-place. "Superbeast" by Rob Zombie sounds like every other White Zombie/Rob Zombie song. It's good, but not great. Eminem's "Bad Influence" is one of the rapper's earliest singles. It has an infectious groove and rap-along verse. This was before Eminem became overexposed. It was a time when he was genuinely interesting. Poweman 500's catchy "Nobody's Real" was the band's one big hit and enjoyed frequent airplay back in the late 90s. Although Powerman 500 wasn't the most memorable band, this song has stood up well. Although Stroke (not "The Strokes") never got off the ground, their single "I Wish I Had" is one of the soundtrack's most memorable songs. This spacey mid-tempo number is akin to Pink Floyd. "Sugar Kane" by Sonic Youth is a great song, but it seems a little out-of-place on a CD dominated by the likes of Creed, Limp Bizkit, and Korn. Creed's "Long Way" is derivative of "Ten" era Pearl Jam. While this track isn't awful, it's a little dull and a rather anticlimactic way to end the album. While the "End of Days" soundtrack isn't quite up there with the "Lost Highway," "Natural Born Killers" or "The Crow" soundtracks, it's still a good collection of songs. If you are an Axl Rose/Guns N' Roses fan, it's worth buying for "Oh My God" alone. Or, if you are already feeling nostalgic for the days of when Scott Stapp and Fred Durst dominated the radio, this CD is a good trip down memory lane. Song "Right Next Door To Hell" I'll take a nicotine, caffeine, sugar fix Jesus don't ya git tired of turnin' tricks But when your innocence dies You'll find the blues Seems all our heroes were born to lose Just walkin' through time You believe this heat Another empty house another dead end street Gonna rest my bones an sit for a spell This side of heaven this close to hell Right next door to hell Why don't you write a letter to me yeah I said I'm right next door to hell An so many eyes are on me Right next door to hell I got nowhere else to be Right next door to hell Feels like the walls are closing in on me My mama never really said much to me She was much too young and scared ta be Hell "Freud" might say that's what I need But all I really ever get is greed An most my friends they feel the same Hell we don't even have ourselves to blame But times are hard and thrills are cheaper As your arms get shorter your pockets get deeper Right next door to hell Why don't you write a letter to me yeah I said I'm right next door to hell An so many eyes are on me Right next door to hell I never thought this is where I'd be But I'm right next door to hell Thinkin' time'll stand still for me Fuck you Bitch Not bad kids just stupid ones Yeah thought we'd own the world An gettin' used was havin' fun I said we're not sad kids just lucid ones eah Flowin' through life not collectin' anyone So much out there Still so much to see Time's too much to handle Time's too much for me It drives me up the walls Drives me out of my mind Can you tell me what this means...huh? ---

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