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#1581 Re: Guns N' Roses » Sturgis, South Dakota, USA (Rock 'N Rev Festival) » 847 weeks ago

If they were to break out IRS, If The World, Catcher reguarly and a few other cuts off the Illusions, and trim the fat out the current sets, I would be delighted and some.

Biggest concern for me is the fact that at the beginning of the Canadian tour Axl was getting on in reasonable time, but as time went on it became later and he almost never made it before midnight in South America. There's nothing rock n roll about keeping thousands of fans, AND HIS BANDMATES, standing around for hours on end waiting on him. I cant fathom it, its just so shitty.
Theres been a lot of reports of Ron appearing more and more pissed off on stage when they go on late. I think if that is true he might just follow Buckets and Robins lead and say enough is enough. I really believe Ron genuinally cares for the fans and there must come a point where he will be fed up apologising for tardyness and letdowns, cause when you look at his comments and interviews over the years, he really does spend a lot of it being slightly apologetic about the state of affairs.

#1582 Re: Guns N' Roses » Belfast, Northren Ireland - August 31, 2010 (Odyssey Arena) » 847 weeks ago

Wont the ferry trip enable me to take in some scenery? I thought the train went right down the coast also 10

And I like trees.

#1583 Re: Guns N' Roses » Sturgis, South Dakota, USA (Rock 'N Rev Festival) » 847 weeks ago

Weird that IRS has hardly been played at all this time around, its one of the best new rockers they have and it sounds pretty damn good live. ITW sounds great as well and is one of the strongest new tracks imo.
They are not exactly long songs, they could squeeze them in somewhere, mabye lose a pink panther theme song or some other bumf. Or mabye go on stage 15 minutes earlier...

#1584 Re: Guns N' Roses » Belfast, Northren Ireland - August 31, 2010 (Odyssey Arena) » 847 weeks ago

Cant decide on flying or sailing. Never flew before and dont particuarly want to, but wouldnt mind getting it over and done with in the short flight to Belfast.
On the other hand, I kinda like the idea of sailing across the water, getting the train down the coast and taking in the scenery with a drink in hand. Many hours and many drinks it would take though...

#1585 Re: Guns N' Roses » Sturgis, South Dakota, USA (Rock 'N Rev Festival) » 847 weeks ago

Mabye some folks dont like biker folks.

Setlist:

CD
Jungle
Easy
Brownstone
Sorry
4tus Solo
LALD
This I Love
Rocket Queen
Dizzy Solo
Street Of Dreams
You Could Be Mine
Ashba Solo
Sweet Child
Axl Piano Solo: pink floyd education (brief) / someone saved my life tonight silo
November Rain
Bumblefoot Solo (Pink Panther)
KOHD
Nightrain

Madagascar
Paradise City

Hope they bring back IRS, ITW and Scraped for Belfast. Sincerely doubt it though, this looks like it until the end of time.

#1587 Re: Guns N' Roses » Sturgis, South Dakota, USA (Rock 'N Rev Festival) » 847 weeks ago

So Guns are playing the US this weekend, anyone going?

#1588 Re: Guns N' Roses » 2009-10 Chinese Democracy World Tour » 847 weeks ago

It is rich, dunno why they're boycotting us. It sucks baws hmm

#1589 Re: Guns N' Roses » what does Axl/GNR have to, to regain your interest 100% » 847 weeks ago

Yeah but the business side of it would have different. Someone like Dave Gilmour would have had much more capabilities than just being a great guitarist/singer, enabling him to eventually take over Pink Floyd, than what a Gilby Clarke type chap would have.

#1590 Re: Guns N' Roses » what does Axl/GNR have to, to regain your interest 100% » 847 weeks ago

A big difference with Pink Floyd and GNR is the members of Floyd were all very well educated and highly intelligent, I reckon their internal dealings would have been been a lot more high brow and structured.

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