Tom-Ass

2016 definitely gave me new love for the song too.. specially the version Noise Pollution used for his multicam.. Not sure if the audio was from this show or not. It only works when there is a loud crowd singing over/harmonizing with him.

Agreed 1000% Paradise City from Minneapolis. That was the only one where Axl didn't sing over Slash's intro leads with Mickey and he actually blew the whistle at the right time.

https://www.amazon.com/Guns-Roses-Tribute-Bring-Knees/dp/B0001L3LQ8

He had some good shows in 2016 but even those were consistent the whole way through. There were hardly any songs that he sounded good the whole way through.. He just sounded good for these days.. Mickey was still every where.. Songs like Sweet Child, Rocket Queen(except maybe Houston), Paradise City were almost always awful.. The End of COMA was always terrible,. The high parts of Estranged and Civil War aren't very good. Yesterday's awful... Jungle was always good but he never sounded good through the whole song. You would really have to sift through every show and find his best rendition of every song.

Well without him there is almost zero interest in this band.

I care about the Ritz. It is my favorite show of all time. But I did say even if it was "just" the Ritz because we have all seen it. Would still love a full remaster of the whole show. I would love anything from the Appetite 87/88 tour really.

Gilby, Bobby Schneck, Frank from his current band. His playing seems to excel to another level with those guys. Agree with that. He does fine on songs like Out Ta Get Me and Nightrain when he stays on script.

I actually bought that one lol

Not sure but after 2 1/2 years he never grew on me. I don't like the way he plays songs like Don't Cry and Used To Love Her.. I don't think his leads on KOHD and Rocket Queen fit the songs at all. I still don't think he meshes well with Slash. I think you need to make up for Axl's voice with a a great band and Frank and Fortus just don't do that. Thank God for Slash.

I don't even think I would even buy a Live Album from this lineup. A Blu Ray for sure because visually you can make it more impressive but the band doesn't really sound good enough for an audio only live album.

Fortus' playing still irks me in a good percent of the videos I watch

It would be one thing if it was a better collection.. It is mostly just redundant versions of the same songs. There are some cool versions of "Move To The City" but most of those demos are only worth a listen or too and the better stuff I already have. All that said and I am still on the fence.

The super deluxe is on amazon now for $93 bucks. I have been waiting for it to drop below $100 and now that it has, I still don't even know if it is worth it. https://www.amazon.com/Appetite-Destruction-Super-Deluxe-Roses/dp/B07CPDVQYW/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1544463484&sr=8-1-fkmr1&keywords=appetite+super+deluxe+4

Have a blast guys! Just have a beer, celebrate the music and have a great time.

No, I didn't realize it was even released. I am actually going to Ughh I just listened to a few clips.. Pretty bad for the most part. I have nothing against tribute albums but it is kind of pointless to have a bunch of D-list musicians do it.. It would be cool to have one done by legit artists.. Like they did on Nativity in Black for Black Sabbath or the Zeppelin tribute Encomium.