Axl Rose Has "At Least Four Albums' Worth" Of Finished GUNS N' ROSES Tracks When
Rolling Stone spoke with
SEBASTIAN BACH about the alleged Chinese Democracy leak, he reported that he’s heard “at least four albums’ worth” of finished
GUNS N' ROSES tracks, recalling a night in January 2007 when Rose rolled out new songs from midnight to 6 AM at New York’s Electric Lady studios.
He says Rose told him that a slow, grinding track called 'The General' is “the sequel to (Use Your Illusion II’s) ‘Estranged,’ that goes to the parable that Del James wrote of the trilogy” (James penned the short story that inspired the “November Rain” video).
“He’s like the George Lucas of rock,” Bach marvels. “I know for a fact it’s not him saying, ‘Let’s wait and work on [Chinese Democracy] some more. He has a whole new business team. Irving Azoff is in control, along with Andy Gould. They are trying to figure out the best way to put the music out.”
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