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UYI is infinitely better as a concert. Despite being a mediocre classic GnR concert.

I've always thought that UYI as a DVD is a monumental ripoff. You pay the full blow for half a concert with barely improved visuals compared to the original VHS release without any extra's at all... twice. That's a huge ripoff imo.

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Silly question. One is the last great rock n' roll band, the guys who actually wrote the songs, on the biggest tour of their career in support of an actual album. The other is Axl and a bunch of hacks playing 'the hits' in Vegas to a bunch of tourists.

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Silly question. One is the last great rock n' roll band, the guys who actually wrote the songs, on the biggest tour of their career in support of an actual album. The other is Axl and a bunch of hacks playing 'the hits' in Vegas to a bunch of tourists.

Well, they do play five Chinese-era songs, along with the classics. Plus Tommy plays one of his solo songs.

The 2012 is just a far better performance, IMHO.

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Silly question. One is the last great rock n' roll band, the guys who actually wrote the songs, on the biggest tour of their career in support of an actual album. The other is Axl and a bunch of hacks playing 'the hits' in Vegas to a bunch of tourists.

Well, they do play five Chinese-era songs, along with the classics. Plus Tommy plays one of his solo songs.

The 2012 is just a far better performance, IMHO.

2012 better performance? :D U must be high :D

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Silly question. One is the last great rock n' roll band, the guys who actually wrote the songs, on the biggest tour of their career in support of an actual album. The other is Axl and a bunch of hacks playing 'the hits' in Vegas to a bunch of tourists.

Well, they do play five Chinese-era songs, along with the classics. Plus Tommy plays one of his solo songs.

The 2012 is just a far better performance, IMHO.

2012 better performance? :D U must be high :D

Watching Appetite For Democracy now--it's fucking great. I don't agree with the notion that this is a "tribute band;" this is Guns N' Roses circa 2012 and the current lineup does a fantastic job playing the classics. Maybe the band had an off-night on the 1992 show--but they sounded and looked bloated, tired, etc. The Guns N' Roses that plays the Vegas show looks and sounds far more invigorated and puts on a far better performance. Plus, in terms of cinematography and sound, the new DVD blows the Tokyo ones out of the water, hands-down.

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Silly question. One is the last great rock n' roll band, the guys who actually wrote the songs, on the biggest tour of their career in support of an actual album. The other is Axl and a bunch of hacks playing 'the hits' in Vegas to a bunch of tourists.

Well, they do play five Chinese-era songs, along with the classics. Plus Tommy plays one of his solo songs.

The 2012 is just a far better performance, IMHO.

2012 better performance? :D U must be high :D

Watching Appetite For Democracy now--it's fucking great. I don't agree with the notion that this is a "tribute band;" this is Guns N' Roses circa 2012 and the current lineup does a fantastic job playing the classics. Maybe the band had an off-night on the 1992 show--but they sounded and looked bloated, tired, etc. The Guns N' Roses that plays the Vegas show looks and sounds far more invigorated and puts on a far better performance. Plus, in terms of cinematography and sound, the new DVD blows the Tokyo ones out of the water, hands-down.

But Axl's performance that night just ruins it :(

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I wonder if the Tokyo 92 shows were filmed and not videotaped - if so, they could be put out on Blu Ray.

Axl, stop being a bitter cunt and get working on that.

They were video taped which is a huge bummer
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You have two choices..

Either watch a Emo girl play Slash's solos

Or

Watch Slash play Slash's solos.

Take your pick?

(this question is rather like, 'who would you rather see live, the Beatles or the bootleg Beatles?')

Rosey fans are truly deluded creatures.

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The Tokyo DVD could be in black & white and it would still be a zillion times better than AFD.

I think it's a no-brainer honestly....

-Axl in his prime, less bloated, not cracking jokes, more rasp, and playing with the guys who wrote the material= Tokyo

-Axl past his prime, bloated, cracking jokes, no rasp, playing with payroll employees= AFD.

If you voted AFD you've lost it.

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