This show, I do not think, would be released as a a concert DVD, as it was marred by massive audio issues when the soundboards burned up.  As I recall, multiple instrument feeds were inaudible throughout the show.  I remember the live feed, and the subsequent rips of this show, where on multiple songs, Robin, and Ron's guitars were completely inaudible.  I think right after the show GNR and Stinson commented on the issues, stating they were having all kinds of nightmares throughout the show.

The Edge is about as diverse a guitar player alive!  Heck, he even plays a mean banjo when the notion suits him:buckethead:

Not to interrupt the U2 lovefest, but I think Porcupine Tree is making more cutting edge music than about anybody out there right now:

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--let's clear a few things up.  Best Buy bought 1.3 million copies. 

--It's sold about 1.7 million worldwide .

--1,700,00-500,000=1,200,000

--1,200,000 + 1,300,000=2,500,000

UMG has sold 2,500,000 copies worldwide, and 1,700,000 have been sold by retailers.  This in 6 weeks.  These are good #'s in the current climate, for a band who had over 50% of the press and DJ's raping them for the past ten years, and then pouncing on them when the release hit.  There were many elements licking their lips to rip Axl and this band a new one.  Some say this album had a ton of hype--maybe so.  It also had more negative spin and hype than any album ever released.  I've never seen so many people write something off they had no familiarity with--many attacked and claimed it "sucked" without hearing a lick of the album. It is amazing how quickly people are swayed by peer pressure.  If someone else say's "it ain't cool" they just go along with it, and rip it, repeating the same ol same ol.  One of the local DJ's I listen to , said the album was great when it first came out.  Claiming is was an 8.5 out of 10 or better when it first came out.  Then, after seeing the charts for a few weeks, he now not only refuses to play the CD but will play old songs, when people request the new stuff.  What happened to rugged individualism???  The industry, radio, and the press have no balls--little do they know, they are all on a self-inflicted, methodical death march.  It's not just this album, or this band, but at this time there is no better example of "herd-follow the leader" behavior on a mass level I can think of. 

With that off my back--to hell with the herd--I am building my own castle!