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So.. what am I missing here? I literally downloaded and read the book 2 weeks ago on Kindle, but now it's not being released until July?? Was it accidentally made available early?

I'll be there!

I would expect that they will, although it doesn't seem like a song that would be particularly well suited to 2018 Axl vocally. Might also depend on if it actually gets any traction as a single. If it becomes something that is all over the radio, it'll certainly make sense to include it in the set. 

This is good, production sounds fantastic and I'm enjoying it more than I expected I would. I'd love to see it do well with the public, maybe push Axl in the right direction in terms of releasing stuff that is legitimately new. It's definitely a step in the right direction.

If you had told me 2 years ago that I'd have a live soundboard of Axl and Slash playing Coma, I'd have shit.

Were all a bit more greedy than we should be. It's been a very good show.

But the Seeker is my cue for bed.

For what it's worth, Axl has probably said less than 20 words to the crowd.

I love Sorry being included but does anyone in this audience even know this song?

Okay I like Eddie but he's selling something that didn't exist. Very standard setlist so far. It's good, but standard.

You can be critical as a whole but this nightrain has been great from Axl

It's super fun to have this, but I think it's clear they don't intend this show to be anything different than the rest.

Its great. But it's great because it's a soundboard of the NITL tour, not because there's anything special about the date or venue.

Axl has been great on the first part of Coma

Great overall Jungle after the beginning.

2nd verse rasp!

Hershey gets Live..

18 minutes ago, Lio said:

LOL at people laying this all on Axl (again). Yeah, right, Duff and Slash are just two timid boys he wipes the floor with.

Whether fans should be upset or not is debatable, but I'm not sure how you could put this strategy/game plan on anyone but Axl. Slash (especially) and Duff have a lengthy track record of releasing music and touring to support it. They've also always done tons of interviews and it's not like there wouldn't be massive interest from tons of outlets for an interview with one of them right now. Axl, on the other hand, has toured pretty extensively, released almost no music, and given a handful of interviews over the last 20 years.

So yes, maybe they all collectively decided to approach things in this way, but when 2 guys completely change how they've operated for the majority of their careers and it mirrors how the 3rd guy has behaved over that same period, it would certainly point to that guy being the one that's driving the bus.

I doubt we get anything different in the encore. Might not want to show their hand on everything all in one show.

What an awesome moment for Steven. That felt right. 

This. Is. Awesome.

Adler!

The more I hear the new Better intro, the more I dig it. 

Everything tonight has been incredibly on point. Really, really good.

Axl sounds fucking awesome.

I'll be at this one, section F4. Stoked!

Seeing them together, seemingly happy, is really awesome. It seems there's a true appreciation of the other's talents, each recognizing and respecting what the other is bringing to the table.

I really hope this is all being documented for some type of release. 

I think it's probably Axl doing a solid for Slash as much as anything. Watching performances from last night, Slash was SUPER into Coma. As others mentioned, Axl had said before that Coma was Slash's baby, so it would make sense that Slash may have wanted that to be one of the 'classics' that they busted out as a surprise.

Plus, in terms of risk, it's probably the riskiest thing Axl could try to pull off from the back catalog. The final minute of that song could go horribly wrong if Axl's voice were to abandon him. I'd be very surprised if it was his idea, but the fact that he's willing to do it speaks to where he feels he is vocally right now.