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faldor

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faldor wrote:

There was a blurb about him on www.chinese-democracy.blogspot.com back when it was announced he'd be performing with Slash.  I'll try and find it.

http://chinese-democracy.blogspot.com/s … anky+perez

Smoking Guns

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monkeychow

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monkeychow wrote:

Here's the setlist I found:

"Immigrant Song"
"Highway to Hell"
"Hair of the Dog"
"Fall to Pieces"
"Black or White"
"Slither"
"Nightrain"
"Honky Tonk Women"
"Knockin' on Heaven's Door"
"Sweet Child O' Mine"
"Barracuda"
"Rock And Roll"
"Black Dog"
"War Pigs"
"I Don't Know"
"Crazy Train"
"Paranoid"
"Whole Lotta Love"
"Paradise City"

oH WOW....that would have been a killer set list. I'd love to hear slash play Nighttrain again instead of just ISE....plus so many other cool songs here. Awesome.

Neemo

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Neemo wrote:

cool set, I see a tribute to MJ in there

any word on what singers sang what tunes?

slash was really on on paranoid there...he's rippin it up

Tommie

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Tommie wrote:

WOW

I'm getting really hyped for Slash's solo album.  What are the chances it does better than CD financially and critically?

Neemo

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Neemo wrote:

^I'd say pretty good CrashDiet

Gong

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Gong wrote:

Franky is working in the studio with Dave Kushner right now on a bunch of new material.

Franky

buzzsaw

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buzzsaw wrote:

I thought Billy Joel was older than that...

Neemo

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Neemo wrote:

i thought it was the dude from 300

jorge76

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jorge76 wrote:

I'm getting really hyped for Slash's solo album.  What are the chances it does better than CD financially and critically?

I myself assume it will do better financially simply because it will be promoted properly, and it will have all the guest singers who have fans of their own that will pick up the album or at least download the single with the singer they're a fan of on it.

Critically is anybody's guess.