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The Demented Bumblefucks

you must buy digital version w soundtrack to get MP3 Playlist ..that's 2 drinks in a bar plus 25 TRACK LIST. If you bought on Itunes audio @ $1.29 song, that would cost around $35 on Itunes. $20 on Fantracks and you get EVERYTHING...if that's not a bargain, then nothing is. especially for the production quality of this amazing release.

When will it be on iTunes?

Jams N' Covers

Ashbaswag N' Roses

They should open for the Aerosmith and Slash tour

I liked the squishing sound effect

http://www.mygnrforum.com/index.php?/topic/156810-the-amazingness-that-is-scraped/

I kinda liked the acapella...

Damn I'm glad I decided not to get the digital version, seems like too much of a hassle. Can't wait for my Blu-Ray though!

Ok I'm confused. Sorry if I should have read myself up on this, but...

On the fantracks webpage I've paid for the digital movie. It says available from the 21st, and it's currently the 22nd here. Where do I watch it? How do I know if I'm even able to watch it or if I have to wait?

It's not supposed to be available for another 3 hours according to Rockfuel

I prefer Axl's voice to Duffs

Duff... ✓

Izzy... ✓

Matt... ✓

Slash... X

This is going to be on TV? When?

EDIT: nevermind I got it, Sunday, June 29 at 8:00 pm ET

Here's a better quiz if anyone's interested

https://testmoz.com/325887

So does the DVD version have stuff cut, or is it just multiple discs?

I'm a GNR genius

36/36

I just preordered the DVD for release day shipping. Hoping it has everything that the Blu Ray version does.

9/10

I don't think it's possible to get tired of those songs

1. Coma

2. Locomotive

3. It's so easy

So there is a DVD, just not a DVD/CD combo?

A persons review from gnrtruth

Just got back from the show. It started about an hour late because the executive producer ran late to the show. He gave a short speech, and then the movie started. Bumble did not make it there. This showing started with what must be some of the bonus feature interviews with Tommy, Dizzy, DJ, and Bumble (all talking about Axl). Then they showed the speeches from the Golden Gods, which was a bit odd. Finally, the opening credits ran, and the real feature started.

Here is the 2 cent review ... The show was really good. The sound was excellent, and the 3D was good, but I felt that the picture could have been sharper. It could have been an issue at the theater, but I won't know for sure until I see it again on Thursday. They did an overall good job of shooting the band, although there were too many crowd shots (not nearly as bad as the London show), too many shots of the dancers (as a guitarist I care more about watching the solos than the fucking dancers), and Ron disappears for a large chunk of the show. DJ is definitely the "star" of the feature, behind Axl of course. The mix was really good (the movie was fucking loud, which was a good thing), although there were a few tricks that the discerning ear could catch (like double tracking Axl's voice in a few spots). Paradise City sounded much better in the movie than in the preview clip that was released.

The bad news for all of us is that they cut 7 songs from the set (Better, Street of Dreams, Catcher, Motivation, Objectify, Seeker, and Don't Let It Bring you Down), although Blacklight, No Quarter, and Ballad of Death made the cut. I hope some of these songs made it to the disc. They did cut down on the downtime between songs, some of the banter, and some minor parts of songs (eg, beginning of Knockin'). There was one really bad cut in KOHD where they show Richard wearing a hat and playing a red ES-335 (from an earlier song) which transitions immediately to him playing his Les Paul custom without a hat. Oops.

In short, the movie was really good. My wife, who is not a huge GN'R fan (although she attends a decent amount of shows with me ), really enjoyed it. The crowd had a good time as well. If you can see it in the theater, it is worth going just to experience the sound.

If you have any questions, I will do my best to answer them. FYI, the web app is now up, and it says the digital download of the concert plus soundtrack is $19.95 ... Digital concert alone is $14.95.

That's my review. Thanks, Gunns ... Was just about to post it here. Happy to answer any questions.

How was Axl's voice? Was it raspy?

Can't even watch the sneak peak videos without it stopping to buffer every 10 seconds.

"It's so easy to be social, it's so easy to be cool, yeah it's easy to be hungry when you ain't got shit to lose"

The App digital version has 2 stream offerings - 1) Full Length HD Concert 2) Full Length HD Concert with separate Audio Track Playlist - that you can play on any device.

So would the HD video require an internet connection to watch?

I think FernandoGNR's is really good