aerosmith in turmoil - how will it affect Rock and Roller coaster?

[PirateFrank]

http://tvnz.co.nz/entertainment-news/tyler-reportedly-quits-aerosmith-3118688

So it looks like Aerosmith might be imploding.

If the band breaks up (again), will that influence Disney to take action on Rock and Roller coaster? Perhaps there's an escape clause in Disney's contract with Aerosmith, if something like this should happen to the band?

 

[Monty]

Steven Tyler said he'd like to concentrate on his solo career. Joe Perry hasn't talked to Tyler and read on the internet that Steve was quitting. So now it's fact?

GIMMEABREAK! :brick:

 

[PirateFrank]

Steven Tyler said he'd like to concentrate on his solo career. Joe Perry hasn't talked to Tyler and read on the internet that Steve was quitting. So now it's fact?

GIMMEABREAK! :brick:

Where did I say it was a fact?

All I said was that it looks like Aerosmith might be imploding....which by all accounts, appears to be the case.

Then I said

*IF* the band breaks up....



Geez!



This *is* a rumor board? right?

So I post a rumor and ask for speculation on what the response is IF such an event turns out to be the case....




decaf might help!

 

[yeti]

Meh. They'd probably get back together again before Disney could say "refurbishment".

 

[Monty]

My apologies, it's been rumoured several times...

The ride will unlikely affected at all.

 

[Disneylover1302]

There is already a thread talking about this going around. Except within a few post it started talking about pop bands and etc...

 

[disney4life2008]

Hannah Montana is the replacement

 

[Disneylover1302]

Hannah Montana is the replacement

is that...:zipit:

 

[kramden88]

Hannah Montana is the replacement

No risk of her imploding in the near future.

 

[Disneylover1302]

No risk of her imploding in the near future.

But she is trying to get as far away as she could from Disney ugh so much more needed but...:zipit:

 

[Atomicmickey]

How about the "Roll Over Beethoven" coaster?

He's dead, he won't break up, he's well known.

 

[marni1971]

Not again....

3rd thread this week?

 

[Disneylover1302]

Not again....

3rd thread this week?

I know!!!:brick:

 

[_Scar]

It's kinda sad a band mate knows as much as us.

If I had to bet, I'd say he doesn't leave.

 

[BrerFrog]

How about the "Roll Over Beethoven" coaster?

He's dead, he won't break up, he's well known.

Now that is an interesting proposal, listening to classical music while riding a coaster. :ROFLOL:

 

[EpcotServo]

Here come the endless parade of "It should be Rock N Roller Coaster starring INSERT FAVORITE BAND NAME HERE" posts.
:lookaroun :lol:

 

[Figment1986]

Here come the endless parade of "It should be Rock N Roller Coaster starring INSERT FAVORITE BAND NAME HERE" posts.
:lookaroun :lol:

"J-Pop Magic Staring INCERT EPCOTSERVO'S FAVORITE J-POP BAND" :drevil:

 

[RSoxNo1]

What's the backstory for G-Force records? I know the theming/story in the area is somewhat disjointed but in the current story are we looking at Aerosmith in the current day?

 

[EpcotServo]

What's the backstory for G-Force records? I know the theming/story in the area is somewhat disjointed but in the current story are we looking at Aerosmith in the current day?

Sunset Blvd. Is a Reflection of what people think of when they think of Sunset Blvd. The 1940's, war-era, only with happy cheery golden streets, clean and brimming with unique characters. (It was never like that. :lol

Tower of Terror and Rock N Roller Coaster both take place "today".
:wave:

And G-Force Records was an Orange Packing Plant that was converted into a recording studio for the swinging big bands of Sunset Clubs, cutting records for the growing American music industry. G-Force was THE studio for these big orchestras and lovely singing ladies & Crooners because it was located right next to luxury: The Hollywood Tower Hotel.

In fact, that fateful night of October 31st, 1939, the party being held at the Tip Top club at the top of the Tower, was being held as a Halloween mixer for artists signing on to G-Force Records. And it's precisely because the events that unfolded that night became infamous-That the music scene dried up at G-Force. They had been stained by the tragedy of that night since they were involved, and fell into hard times.

Until the 1950's. A new sound started filling the air, and the other labels were letting it fall on deaf ears. The sound was Rock N Roll, and G-Force was desperate to be big again. So they gave young artists a chance, and the records finally started selling. And as the rest were turning the rockers away, they were coming in droves to cut a record with the young and hip G-Force Label. By the end of the decade Rock N Roll was sweeping the nation. Critics insisted Rock N Roll was just a fad-But G-Force Records knew better. In fact, they were SO confident that rock would last forever-in the early 1960's they built a 50 Foot Stratocastor- To state the record in their confidence that Rock would last forever.

In the 70's and 80's Rock N Roll continued to power G-Force Records to the top-And young Music Fans were all flocking to the now legendary "Studio C". And in 1999, in an unprecedented move, G-Force completely refurbished the iconic Studio C, turning the old Mixing Room into a viewing area to accommodate the throngs of Rock fans wanting to see Recording in Action, building a new and state of the art Mixing room on the other side of the studio. And outside, the Strat' is still standing, with no sign of going away.


That's the official G-Force Records story.
:wave:

 

[Innoventions]

Sunset Blvd. Is a Reflection of what people think of when they think of Sunset Blvd. The 1940's, war-era, only with happy cheery golden streets, clean and brimming with unique characters. (It was never like that. :lol

Tower of Terror and Rock N Roller Coaster both take place "today".
:wave:

And G-Force Records was an Orange Packing Plant that was converted into a recording studio for the swinging big bands of Sunset Clubs, cutting records for the growing American music industry. G-Force was THE studio for these big orchestras and lovely singing ladies & Crooners because it was located right next to luxury: The Hollywood Tower Hotel.

In fact, that fateful night of October 31st, 1939, the party being held at the Tip Top club at the top of the Tower, was being held as a Halloween mixer for artists signing on to G-Force Records. And it's precisely because the events that unfolded that night became infamous-That the music scene dried up at G-Force. They had been stained by the tragedy of that night since they were involved, and fell into hard times.

Until the 1950's. A new sound started filling the air, and the other labels were letting it fall on deaf ears. The sound was Rock N Roll, and G-Force was desperate to be big again. So they gave young artists a chance, and the records finally started selling. And as the rest were turning the rockers away, they were coming in droves to cut a record with the young and hip G-Force Label. By the end of the decade Rock N Roll was sweeping the nation. Critics insisted Rock N Roll was just a fad-But G-Force Records knew better. In fact, they were SO confident that rock would last forever-in the early 1960's they built a 50 Foot Stratocastor- To state the record in their confidence that Rock would last forever.

In the 70's and 80's Rock N Roll continued to power G-Force Records to the top-And young Music Fans were all flocking to the now legendary "Studio C". And in 1999, in an unprecedented move, G-Force completely refurbished the iconic Studio C, turning the old Mixing Room into a viewing area to accommodate the throngs of Rock fans wanting to see Recording in Action, building a new and state of the art Mixing room on the other side of the studio.

That's the official G-Force Records story.
:wave:

Thats amazing never heard that. I like it:lol: