Thats Beta's daughter, Vanessa. She's gorgeous

In Brasilia, proves that Axl Rose is still able to thrill their fans

Guns N 'Roses opened the first show of the tour Brazilian disc Chinese Democracy so incendiary, with fire being released from the sides of the grand stage of 20x16m mounted on the Nilson Nelson gymnasium in Brasilia on Sunday (7).
The flames warmed the audience of about 13 thousand people, according to the organization for nearly a 2:30 show packed with hits from the former Guns and Axl Rose showed one still able to thrill their fans. . Throughout the presentation, more pyrotechnics and rain of shredded paper showed that the band came to Brazil looking to make a good impression. "Sorry to have left the children awake so late," joked Rose at the end of the show at 2:40.

The song that gives name to the disk opened had opened the presentation to 00h13, followed by two classics: Welcome to the Jungle and It's So Easy. . After the guitar solo Richard Fortus inspired by the trail of James Bond, the fire returned to the scene following the beats of Live And Let Die.

But only much later, already halfway through the presentation, is that the crowd sang along with the band, the sound of Sweet Child O'Mine.  At the end of the music could be heard the chorus of Where do we go, where do we go now? The traditional time of lights, lighters and cell phones came with bright ballads November Rain and Patience.  Between the two, new chorus from the public, driven by Axl on the chorus of Knockin 'On Heaven's Door.

The encore featured a song from another new and the old crop of Guns: Madagascar and Paradise City. In total, eight songs from the new CD. That did not bother the fans.

I found everything perfect," summarized Carina Borbala the end of the show, considering the selection of songs "well balanced". Friends Sodré e Léo Bruno Cabral considered that Axl Rose "showed a good performance" after years away from the stage, just did not like the delay of 1:30 between the opening act Sebastian Bach of the most anticipated show of the night.

The tour that began early on Monday (8) remains in Brasilia on Wednesday (10) in Belo Horizonte (Mineirinho), Saturday (13) Sao Paulo (Lecture Italy), Sunday (14th) at Rio de Janeiro (Apotheosis) and ends on the 16th, in Porto Alegre (the parking Fiergs).

Translated from http://musica.terra.com.br/interna/0,,O … s+fas.html

In Brasilia, proves that Axl Rose is still able to thrill their fans

Guns N 'Roses opened the first show of the tour Brazilian disc Chinese Democracy so incendiary, with fire being released from the sides of the grand stage of 20x16m mounted on the Nilson Nelson gymnasium in Brasilia on Sunday (7).
The flames warmed the audience of about 13 thousand people, according to the organization for nearly a 2:30 show packed with hits from the former Guns and Axl Rose showed one still able to thrill their fans. . Throughout the presentation, more pyrotechnics and rain of shredded paper showed that the band came to Brazil looking to make a good impression. "Sorry to have left the children awake so late," joked Rose at the end of the show at 2:40.

The song that gives name to the disk opened had opened the presentation to 00h13, followed by two classics: Welcome to the Jungle and It's So Easy. . After the guitar solo Richard Fortus inspired by the trail of James Bond, the fire returned to the scene following the beats of Live And Let Die.

But only much later, already halfway through the presentation, is that the crowd sang along with the band, the sound of Sweet Child O'Mine.  At the end of the music could be heard the chorus of Where do we go, where do we go now? The traditional time of lights, lighters and cell phones came with bright ballads November Rain and Patience.  Between the two, new chorus from the public, driven by Axl on the chorus of Knockin 'On Heaven's Door.

The encore featured a song from another new and the old crop of Guns: Madagascar and Paradise City. In total, eight songs from the new CD. That did not bother the fans.

I found everything perfect," summarized Carina Borbala the end of the show, considering the selection of songs "well balanced". Friends Sodré e Léo Bruno Cabral considered that Axl Rose "showed a good performance" after years away from the stage, just did not like the delay of 1:30 between the opening act Sebastian Bach of the most anticipated show of the night.

The tour that began early on Monday (8) remains in Brasilia on Wednesday (10) in Belo Horizonte (Mineirinho), Saturday (13) Sao Paulo (Lecture Italy), Sunday (14th) at Rio de Janeiro (Apotheosis) and ends on the 16th, in Porto Alegre (the parking Fiergs).

Translated from http://musica.terra.com.br/interna/0,,O … s+fas.html

I really liked it on first listen, and I still remember the excitement I had getting the train into the city centre to go buy the End Of Days soundtrack.  I'd say its the best song on that soundtrack, I did really like the Everlast song and Rob Zombie one as well though.
Its funny people saying it got panned, I dont remember that. I never had internet then and all I had to go on what was written in music magazines, I dont remember a bad review, most commended him for not just trying to re-use the old format with a Slash clone.
I love the energy, I remember I was driving and it come on at the very end of an old minidisc I had been playing, I hadnt heard it in a few years and I just had to put the foot to the floor and crank the volume, it was fuckin amazing.
Interested to hear the remixed version Axl mentioned, I'd be suprised if its on the next album all the same. I never got the love some folk had for the live version, saying it was superior to the studio version. I thought the live performance sounded a bit messy and didnt rock anywhere near as hard.

That last pics funny, he kinda looks like an old version of Axl Rose