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• Down on the Farm.
• New Rose.
• Human Being.
• Hair of the Dog.
• Ain't it Fun.
• Raw Power
• I don't Care about You.
• Look at Your Game, Girl.
• You can't put your arms around a memory
• Black Leather.
• Attitude.
• Buick Makane
• Since I don't have you.

If I had to rate the originals, it would be like this:

• Raw Power
• New Rose
• I don't care about you.
• You can't put your arms around a memory
• Human Being
• Attitude.
• Down on the Farm.
• Look at your Game, Girl.
• Hair of the Dog.
• Ain't it fun.
• Buick Makane
• Black Leather
• Since I don't have you.

3 hours ago, Len B'stard said:

To be fair you could put that album in any order whatsoever and still have an amazing opener.

Yeah, but Search and Destroy also has the best opening line ever: "I'm a street walkin' cheetah with the heart full of napalm". No opening line can beat that one.

- Welcome to The Jungle.

- Search and Destroy (Raw Power - Iggy Pop).

- The Queen is Dead (The Queen is Dead - The Smiths).

- Atrocity Exhibition (Closer - Joy Division)

- Planet Telex (The Bends - Radiohead).

- Airbag (Ok Computer - Radiohead).

- London Calling (London Calling - The Clash).

1. One in a Million.

2. Mama Kin.

3. Nice Boys.

4. Reckless Life.

5. You're Crazy.

6. Patience.

7. Move to the City.

8. Used to Love Her.

Radiohead - OK Computer.

Lou Reed - Street Hassle.

Lou Reed - Lou Reed.

Paradise Lost - Draconian Times.

Obvious one...  "AC/DC Live: Whole Lotta Rose". Anyway, if there is a live album/dvd, there will be no reference to Axl in the title.

http://www.spin.com/2016/04/guns-n-roses-coachella-live-review/

"For those about to rock" is not among my favorite AC/DC songs, but just imagining Axl screaming "Fire!" gives me goosebumps. "Shake a leg", "Problem Child" and "Shot Down In Flames" are some of my favourites.  

These shows seem to be much more dynamic that shows from previous years. They go from one song right to the next one almost non-stop. During the 2010-2014 shows in Argentina I remember Frank hitting his drum pedals so people could chant "Guns-n-Roses!" between songs to try to keep the vibe going. IMO this is a huge improvement on Axl's part and helps the band deliver a killer show from beginning to end.

I'm so glad to hear Axl singing without losing his breath and Slash playing with such a great tone. Like Seb Bach said: "Thank you for making us happy!". Because that's what they are doing.

1 minute ago, KeyserSoze said:

Hi Axl!

the foos are in the building 

http://mgmresorts.com/GNR_packages/

AIC is ok. FNM would be awesome, but they probably would not accept. I would also add a "current" band like in the old days, when they had NIN, Soundgarden or Body Count as openers.  Tame Impala or DIIV would be great choices, but that would be too much to ask. The guy in DIIV is a Cobain wannabe (but very talented), so I'm sure he would say no anyway.

http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/01/primavera-sound-reveals-2016-lineup-radiohead-lcd-soundsystem-sigur-ros-to-headline/

Anthrax - Room For One More.

This is what I call "strange":

Pornography.

"Don't need your religion/Don't watch that much tv/Just makin' my livin', baby/Well, that's enough for me..."

"Like the tide down on the ocean/The waves already set in motion/The only one in this game that's lost is you."

"On a Saturday night, night, night" and "I got nasty, nasty habits...and that's all she's gonna get..." from that Skid Row cover.

Blue Velvet.

Belinda Carlisle - Leave a Light On.

Bruce Springsteen - Dancing in the Dark. I know it's not a real "guilty pleasure", but it is for me. In fact, I prefer an acoustic version by Tegan & Sara. That's real guilt.

Vocals: Mike Patton.

Lead Guitar: Jonny Greenwood.

Guitar: Robin.

Bass: Kim Gordon.

Drums: Josh Freese.

1. Nightrain

2. Don't Cry

3. Oh My God

4. One In a Million

5. It's So Easy

6. Madagascar (RIR III version)

7. Estranged

8. Yesterdays

9. Coma

10. Rocket Queen