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  1. 1 hour ago, ASLayerAODsk said:

    Steven is live on fb lve right now. His brother is doing the camera. with new singer Constantine Maroulis

    1. Rocket Queen

    2. Mr Brownstone

    3.Anything Goes

    *Steven is having the crowd chant 'rock and roll'* 'my grandma yells 'bingo' louder than that!'

    4. Thin Lizzy Jailbreak

    *live video ended midsong*

     

    Yea i heard. He also had a different singer do My Michelle before Constantine came on stage 

    Constantine sounded horrible btw

  2. 9 hours ago, scooby845 said:

    Steven says he rehearsed 23 songs every day. So what could it be?

    Appetite - 12

    Lies - 6 (not counting One in A Million and Yo're Crazy slow version)

    UYI - Civil War, Don't Cry...

    What else - Back Off Bitch? (he played that last year),  Shadow of Your Love? , Jumpin' Jack Flash?

    That's 23 total. I don't know in what capacity was Steven supposed to play UYI material (if at all)...

    The guys have been performing more than 23 songs every night for Not in This Lifetime. Average setlist in the high 20s.

    I remember reading somewhere even Melissa Reese had learned 40 songs in preparation for the tour.

    Makes me think again Adler was never going to be back as the fulltime drummer and his full of shit. Frank (even though im not a fan) was always intended to be there.

  3. 16 minutes ago, Iron MikeyJ said:

    My biggest question is, will these songs be available to download? I didn't see any mention of MP3 in the super deluxe edition. I don't even have a computer with a CD drive anymore, so I'd have no way to burn the tracks. So the CD's are pretty much worthless to me.

    Yes you can buy super deluxe album on MP3 for $28.49 on amazon.

    Alternatively individual tracks will also be on sale.

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07CQSXPCV/ref=dm_aw_dp_sp_bb_sfa

    • LIMITED NUMBERED EDITION – 10,000 UNITS WORLDWIDE
    • Simulated-Leather & Wood Cabinet with Embossed GN’R Logos
    • Handmade 3D Cross
    • 96-page Hardcover Book with Unreleased Photos from Axl’s Personal Archive and a Bombardment of Memorabilia – Simulated-leather Wrapped Slipcase and Book Cover with Embossed GN’R Logos
    • 4 CDs
      • 73 Total Tracks – 49 Tracks Previously Unreleased
      • First Ever Album Remaster from Original Analog Tapes
      • 12 Tracks from B-sides N’ EPs Newly Remastered from Original Analog Tapes
      • 25 Unreleased Recordings from 1986 Sound City Session
      • 2 Unreleased Recordings from Mike Clink Sessions:
        • “Shadow Of Your Love” – from December 1986 Mike Clink tryout session
        • “Move To The City (1988 Acoustic Version)” – from GN’R LIES sessions
    • 1 Blu-ray Audio Disc
    • New 96kHz 24-bit 5.1 Surround Sound Mixes from Original Analog Multi-tracks
    • Original Album Mixed by Elliot Scheiner
    • 5 Bonus Tracks Mixed by Elliot Scheiner & Frank Filipetti
    • All songs feature brand new animations
    • 4 Original Music Videos in 5.1
    • Unreleased 1989 “It’s So Easy” Video in 5.1
    • Seven 180-gram Audiophile 12-inch LPs
    • All Vinyl Cut from 192kHz 24-bit Remastered High-Resolution Audio
    • Original Album Expanded to 2-LPs for Maximum Audiophile Playback
      • Limited Edition Foil Art Slipcase
      • Side 4 Extra Bonus: Hologroove Hologram of GN’R Logo
    • LIVE LIKE A SUICIDE EP (1-LP) with Extra Track “Shadow Of Your Love”
    • B-SIDES N’ EPS (1-LP)
    • 1986 SOUND CITY SESSION N’ MORE (3-LPs)
    • 6 Replica 7-inch Singles + New 7-inch for “Shadow Of Your Love” on Yellow Vinyl
      • “It’s So Easy” b/w “Mr. Brownstone”
      • “Welcome To The Jungle” b/w “Whole Lotta Rosie (Live)”
      • “Sweet Child O’ Mine” b/w “Out Ta Get Me”
      • “Paradise City” b/w “Used To Love Her”
      • “Patience” b/w “Rocket Queen”
      • “Nightrain” b/w “Reckless Life”
      • “Shadow Of Your Love” b/w “Move To The City (1988 Acoustic Version)”
    • 32GB Metal Cross USB Stick with High-Resolution Audio Formats from All 4 CDs
    • 192kHz 24-bit AIFF Files
    • 96kHz 24-bit AIFF Files
    • 44.1kHz 16-bit AIFF Files
    • 12 New Illustration Lithos – Visualizing Each Song on the Album
    • 5 Metal Band Skull Face Rings
    • 5 Metal Band Skull Face Lapel Pins
    • 5 Metal Guitar Picks with Band Skull Faces & Signatures
    • 5 Previously Unseen Band Member Lithos
    • 5 GN’R Logo Buttons
    • Robert Williams Painting Litho 12”x24”
    • Replica ‘85/’86 Gig Banner 27”x40”
    • “Welcome To The Jungle” Video Invite Flyer – Originally Drawn by Slash
    • Turntable Mat
    • Microfiber Vinyl Cleaning Cloth
    • 7-inch Large Hole Adapter
    • 6 Replica Early Years Gig Flyers
    • 6 Iron-on Stitched Logo Patches
    • 2-inch Collectable Coin
    • Bandana with Silver Metallic Ink
    • 2 Wall Posters 24”x36”
    • Temporary Band Member Tattoos
    • 3 Replica Ticket Stubs
    • Numbered Certificate of Authenticity

    CD 1 – APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION: REMASTERED

    1. Welcome To The Jungle
    2. It's So Easy
    3. Nightrain
    4. Out Ta Get Me
    5. Mr. Brownstone
    6. Paradise City
    7. My Michelle
    8. Think About You
    9. Sweet Child O' Mine
    10. You're Crazy
    11. Anything Goes
    12. Rocket Queen

    Produced by Mike Clink

    Mixed by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero

    CD 2 – B-SIDES N’ EPS: REMASTERED

    1. Reckless Life
    2. Nice Boys
    3. Move To The City (Live)
    4. Mama Kin
    5. Shadow Of Your Love (Live)
    6. You’re Crazy (Acoustic Version)
    7. Patience
    8. Used To Love Her
    9. You’re Crazy
    10. It’s So Easy (Live)
    11. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (Live)
    12. Whole Lotta Rosie (Live)

    CD 3 – 1986 SOUND CITY SESSION

    All Previously Unreleased

    1. Welcome To The Jungle (1986 Sound City Session)
    2. Nightrain (1986 Sound City Session)
    3. Out Ta Get Me (1986 Sound City Session)
    4. Paradise City (1986 Sound City Session)
    5. My Michelle (1986 Sound City Session)
    6. Think About You (1986 Sound City Session)
    7. You’re Crazy (1986 Sound City Session)
    8. Anything Goes (1986 Sound City Session)
    9. Rocket Queen (1986 Sound City Session)
    10. Shadow Of Your Love (1986 Sound City Session)
    11. Heartbreak Hotel (1986 Sound City Session)
    12. Jumpin’ Jack Flash (1986 Sound City Session)

    CD 4 – 1986 SOUND CITY SESSION N’ MORE

    All Previously Unreleased

    1. Shadow Of Your Love
    2. Move To The City (1986 Sound City Session)
    3. Ain’t Goin’ Down No More (Instrumental Version – 1986 Sound City Session)
    4. The Plague (1986 Sound City Session)
    5. Nice Boys (1986 Sound City Session)
    6. Back Off Bitch (1986 Sound City Session)
    7. Reckless Life (1986 Sound City Session)
    8. Mama Kin (1986 Sound City Session)
    9. New Work Tune (1986 Sound City Session)
    10. November Rain (Piano Version – 1986 Sound City Session))
    11. Move To The City (Acoustic Version – 1986 Sound City Session)
    12. You’re Crazy (Acoustic Version – 1986 Sound City Session)
    13. November Rain (Acoustic Version – 1986 Sound City Session)
    14. Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Acoustic Version – 1986 Sound City Session)
    15. Move To The City (1988 Acoustic Version)

    DISC 5 – BLU-RAY AUDIO

    96kHz 24-bit 5.1 Surround Sound & Remastered Stereo

    5.1 Surround Sound mixed by *Elliot Scheiner and **Frank Filipetti

    All Previously Unreleased

    APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION*

    1. Welcome To The Jungle
    2. It's So Easy
    3. Nightrain
    4. Out Ta Get Me
    5. Mr. Brownstone
    6. Paradise City
    7. My Michelle
    8. Think About You
    9. Sweet Child O' Mine
    10. You're Crazy
    11. Anything Goes
    12. Rocket Queen

    Produced by Mike Clink

    Stereo mixed by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero

    BONUS TRACKS

    1. Shadow Of Your Love**
    2. Patience*
    3. Used To Love Her**
    4. You’re Crazy**
    5. Move To The City (1988 Acoustic Version)**

    MUSIC VIDEOS*

    1. Welcome To The Jungle
    2. Sweet Child O’Mine
    3. Paradise City
    4. Patience
    5. It’s So Easy – BRAND NEW VIDEO FROM 1989
  4. 49 minutes ago, NorwayIllusion said:

    Now that "the whole world" know about the Box set, what's that countdown for? Still the Box set? Could it be more? 

    It's Just strange.......

    Well the radio single release of Shadow of your Love is released after the countdown and the full song will be unlocked. My local radio said after the countdown they will be playing the new single too.

    Also you should be able to order the box set from GNR website directly after.

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  5. 10 minutes ago, SoulMonster said:

    I have barely spent any money on the band in my entire life, a few records now and then, that's all I've paid for, and a few concert tickets. And what have they given me back? Countless hours of music enjoyment, and 3 decades of free entertainment. I have received lots more than what I have paid for.

    Would like this more than once if I could. 100 percent my view.

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  6. 4 minutes ago, Colossus of Rhodes said:
    I don't recall a band putting up billboards all around the World for the sake of re-release/box set. Even for the new album (unless supported by the tour). It's like "sales start at midnight" thing they did for UYI, vintage GnR drama. (Had they not parted ways post UYI tour we would have this shit on a regular basis.. :lol:)
     
    One thing though - There are no words just pictures. They could easily add "New Box-Set coming.." banner at the corner of every poster, and avoid any ambiguity. They love the reunion (much more so than Steven). As long as it doesn't happen. It's like a mystery novel - when the murder is resolved the story is over.

    My thoughts exactly. The posters are more than a boxset release for sure.

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  7. 10 minutes ago, LovelessNL said:

    Yeah, but shouldn't we have more in South-America then? They are arguably the biggest still in those two places (Japan & SA)

     

    Its typical GNR logic - there is no logic :D 

    Nah, they still have shows coming up in most European countries, and they arent all sold out. So doesnt make sense to add more. And they'll never play 5 shows in Holland, and 30+ in Japan or so.

    Wow that many in Japan. Well that thought is out the window. 

    On another note its damn weird that the posters in Sydney were in the middle of nowhere in a area with no foot traffic and only junkies would go. It was close to a injection clinic and near public housing so no shops or foot traffic for normal everyday people to see.

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