There seems to be a few more songs been prepared. I think Nice boys, used to love her are part of it. Even slither from VR. As the tour evolves and the guys get the groove of playing together i don't see why other songs shouldn't be added.
I would love to see an acoustic set of a few songs.
Agreed on this. Different tunes as a nod to everyone's past/Scott would be cool/interesting (don't have to do more than 1, but replace something that's been seen before or otherwise overplayed in other areas such as WYWH/Layla/KOHD/LALD), and an acoustic set would be a cool break for Axl / build tension back into end of show/encore. They have so many cool tunes to do acoustically - Dead Flowers (yes it's a cover but somewhat rare/fun/short), Patience, You're Crazy (awesome underplayed song), Used to Lover Her, could prob rearrange/breathe new life into KOHD..., or another interesting cover like they did with "Don't Let it Bring you down" by Neil Young. Rotate 3/4 of those then kick back into the main set.
Overall they're definitely playing what they feel is best for the big crowds so the tour sells well. I really feel like there's more room for some interesting stuff (Slash on Madagascar, TWAT or IRS) from CD, or a few more UYI rockers/lesser played from Appettite. ("Anything Goes" would be fun, etc)
Anyone tired of hearing AFD and cover songs live?
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Agreed on this. Different tunes as a nod to everyone's past/Scott would be cool/interesting (don't have to do more than 1, but replace something that's been seen before or otherwise overplayed in other areas such as WYWH/Layla/KOHD/LALD), and an acoustic set would be a cool break for Axl / build tension back into end of show/encore. They have so many cool tunes to do acoustically - Dead Flowers (yes it's a cover but somewhat rare/fun/short), Patience, You're Crazy (awesome underplayed song), Used to Lover Her, could prob rearrange/breathe new life into KOHD..., or another interesting cover like they did with "Don't Let it Bring you down" by Neil Young. Rotate 3/4 of those then kick back into the main set.
Overall they're definitely playing what they feel is best for the big crowds so the tour sells well. I really feel like there's more room for some interesting stuff (Slash on Madagascar, TWAT or IRS) from CD, or a few more UYI rockers/lesser played from Appettite. ("Anything Goes" would be fun, etc)