:Haha: the funny part was we had to drive 1.5 hours to Edmonton to see them. My buddies mom drove us cause neiher of us were old enough to drive. We did some shopping at the mall that day. I bought Poison's Native Tongue album. It's funny cause to this day that album reminds me of that day. Anyways She dropped us off and then came back to pick us up at like 10:30 or something. We neer got out till midnight and we got in shit. His mom said we should've coe out to let her know yeah right. Like we'd leave, not to mention the no re-entry thing.

Gibbo wrote:

What was the show like in`93 mate .I would give my left testicle to see that what was the setlist

It was pretty insane. It was my first concert ever. I was 15...............

it was crazy how we had to go about getting tickets. We had to go lineup outside the mall for "lineup tickets".  My buddy and I got there at 4:00am and there was already over 30  people there. It was below -20 degrees celsius and we waited in line till 9:00am when finally a lady came to the door and stood on a  chair and talked to us all. By this time there was easily 400 people in line. She explained what was going to happen and she'd be back in a  few minutes.  When she came back she had security with her but all hell broke loose. People started pushing and shoving and I managed to weasle my way up to the front and as she went to hand a ticket to someone and I just jumped up and grabbed it Got #6. So we had to come back a  week later and lineup in an orderly fashion no pushing or shoving but this time you didn't need to wait in line for hours. I showed up 10 minutes before tickets went on sale and just stepped into line at position #6 Ended up with row 7 on the floor. 

the show was insane. the crowd was bonkers. Brian May was the opener. I remember when the lights went out the place went absolutely insane. It was pretty much the best first concert experience ever.  This is the setlist I could find. Not sure how accurate it is. I was surprised to see there was no Civil War. It's been a  long time so all I remember from the set specifically was It's So Easy, Jungle, Dead Horse, Patience, Used to Love Her & Paradise City.

1. It's So Easy
2. Mr. Brownstone
3. Live and Let Die
4. Welcome to the Jungle
5. Attitude
6. Double Talkin' Jive
7. You Ain't the First
8. You're Crazy
9. Used to Love Her
10. Patience (with Imagine)
11. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
- Axl Rose Piano Solo
12. November Rain
13. Dead Horse
- Drum Solo
14. You Could Be Mine
- Slash Guitar Solo
15. (with Since I Don't Have You (Intro)) Sweet Child O' Mine
-  Jam
16. (Pink Floyd's Mother Intro)Paradise City

fair enough. For me personally I'm done so it doesn't really matter how much he ontinues to lead fans on or if he comes clean. I won't go see them again even with a new album. I "gave back" for all Axl gave to my childhood.  I saw them in 1993, drove 12 hours all night through the most brutal winter driving ever to see him in 2002 in Vancouver and we all know how that turned out. I saw him at Hammerstien in 2006 and then two absolutely terrible shows in december for that year in Calgary and Edmonton. gave the guy one more chance in January 2010 and it was fantastic. I'm done. Ive "given back" enough and really of the 6 Gn'R shows I bought tickets for 3 were great, 2 fucking sucked and 1 he never even showed up for. So of the times I bought Gn'R tickets I only enjoyed the actual show 50% of the time. Brutal.

I would go see a reunion though.