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Seen 'em six times since June 2006 and never been disappointed by 'em.

Interesting you mention Slither - but I think he sings that live in a higher register intentionally - maybe to kind of make it his own. Because Scott sang that in a low register and if Axl wanted to repilcate the lower register he could easily utilise his' It's So Easy' style vocals - like a more baritone approach.

Axl has always sounded great at the shows I've been to. 🤘

It is a great cover. Would love to hear it live. I'd like to hear Oh My God live too.

AFD: Nightrain. Just a great high octane rockin' track. (Honorary mention to Mr. Brownstone as a VERY close second. With such iconic drums.) Lies: Move To The City Great track almost funky in a way. UYI I: Currently it's probably Right Next Door To Hell. Maybe. 🤔 Tough call. UYI II: Pretty Tied Up. Super cool guitar riff throughout and the song is just fun. (Locomotive often switches places with this track.) TSI?: Hair Of The Dog. - This is just an excellent cover of this song. They kick it up a notch further as they always manage to with their covers. But I just really like their take on it. Chinese Democracy: Chinese Democracy. Love the guitar riff. Love the punchy feel of it combined with the lyrics - it just pumps you up. The two solos showcase Robin and Bucket brilliantly, but also blend so well into one cohesive piece. What a track. (This was another close one as There Was A Time is also just incredible with amazing vocals and guitar work - stellar solos. And This I Love is another close one - fantastic stuff - the solo on that is amazing too.)

Gonmna say Quick Song again even though it has scratch vocals. I just really like that track. 🤘

Agreed. 😄

I am sure there's plenty of great ungeard stuff, but for me I'd love to hear Quick Song with full lyrics. 🤘😎

It does say on Discogs that he is credited with co-writing and providing vocals for the track. I don't have my copy to hand. But Discogs is pretty reliable - as people are quite particular about info being correct on there. https://www.discogs.com/release/730660-Duff-McKagan-Believe-In-Me

Ole Beich was also the first GN'R bassist.

I daresay it will be much simpler than this one. The one shown for the fan club package looks smaller. I'd imagine it will just play a melody from the song.

Why is everyone assuming the other song will be an unheard one? It doesn't actually say that - it just says they can't tell us what song it is yet. Either way, it's a nice extra collectible.

It's not just a claim...Check the credits on the track. It is credited to Josh Freese and Axl.

As I said in my post earlier, shows are good for sure, but I'd just like to hear him do some Snakepit stuff. I've only heard one Snakepit track live. Gilby played Monkey Chow both times I saw him live (I believe he wrote the track for Snakepit) and it was great to hear it both times (2006 and 2012).

Yeah I think Pirate Love was a B-Side to both NOLA and Like A Ghost. But NOLA is definitely my fave track of the three. I had their older albums on Vinyl and Power And The Glory Hole on CD, but recently I got their older stuff in a CD box set too. Their 2009 live album is good too. 😎