NITL live videos on youtube

[Tom2112 2,288]

1 hour ago, Sweersa said:

I know this would never happen, but it would be amazing if they put out some proper 2002, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012 etc. pro shots. 

2011?😦

[HollyWoodRose84 588]

Wasn’t that terrible. I’m glad we have something.

1 hour ago, Sweersa said:

I know this would never happen, but it would be amazing if they put out some proper 2002, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012 etc. pro shots. 

Never going to happen. Ever. 

[megaguns1982 641]

Why put out such a crap mix?

I can’t hear slash, Axls vocal sucks... 

everything about this band is a nostalgic cash grab but the won’t put out old decent videos.

[The Matinator 178]

So are my ears playing tricks on me or is this thing in straight up Mono?

[Sweersa 494]

2 hours ago, HollyWoodRose84 said:

Never going to happen. Ever. 

You're probably right

Unless, the current lineup breaks up (again)

3 hours ago, Tom2112 said:

2011?😦

2011 Chicago was an amazing show.

[MJRemastered98 67]

On 10/7/2020 at 11:17 PM, Creed said:

Are you deaf? Its horrible. The sound effect is just bad.

no but thanks for your concern

[MattyIce3924 40]

As far as 2019 Axl’s voice goes, this wasn’t really awful. Much more disappointing was Slash being practically muted on one of the best songs he’s ever written and that kazoo being used by (presumably) Melissa. 
 

7/10 solid

[jamillos 1,816]

9 hours ago, Sweersa said:

I know this would never happen, but it would be amazing if they put out some proper 2002, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012 etc. pro shots. 

2012? We have AfD, and we have London 2012. That's more than enough for that not-so-good year imo... 

[Sydney Fan 1,959]

12 hours ago, ZoSoRose said:

Slash should use a wah at the end. That is a nitpick compared to Axl, though

Is it a wah on the original album?.

[StayofExecution2020 952]

7 hours ago, Sweersa said:

You're probably right

Unless, the current lineup breaks up (again)

2011 Chicago was an amazing show.

Nobody wants to see DJ Assba and Piss Shitman.

Edited October 9, 2020 by StayofExecution2020

[Stress Fracture 909]

I liked Frank’s drumming in this and don’t want to hear exact replicas of Steven or Matt’s work from him. The same with how Robin was always more interesting to listen to than DJ Slashba.

[Nesret 149]

19 hours ago, DurhamGirl said:

I realise its 1986-1993 is where I get my enjoyment of Guns from (and I wasnt around shucks) , Axl's voice on the later stuff can just be embarrassing, why does he do it or does he just not care, I dont get it and starting to find it all a bit sad, although their bank accounts must be happy.

"He starts an hour and a half before the show, vocal warm-ups." - Duff McKagan, 2019
"The guy [Axl] has become a master." Duff McKagan, 2019

"Sure, he was born with certain gifts, singing-wise, but he works his ass off." Duff McKagan, 2019

"At this point I'm seriously worried about Duff's hearing" Me, 2020

 

 

[Len Cnut 14,952]

2 hours ago, StayofExecution2020 said:

Nobody wants to see DJ Assba and Piss Shitman.

Piss Shitman, I like it   Why has this post not got a thousand likes, come on people, that was class

[Italian girl 2,727]

2 hours ago, StayofExecution2020 said:

Nobody wants to see DJ Assba and Piss Shitman.

nor bumblefoot 

[StayofExecution2020 952]

15 minutes ago, Len Cnut said:

Piss Shitman, I like it   Why has this post not got a thousand likes, come on people, that was class

Only 2hrs old. Give it some time.

[ToonGuns 540]

13 hours ago, HollyWoodRose84 said:

Wasn’t that terrible. I’m glad we have something.

Never going to happen. Ever. 

Why?

Kiss released Kisstory covering all eras, Blacj Sabbath released a few live albums, Deep Purple have endless live stuff from all eras (good or bad)... why ignore something that happened. This is what I don't understand with Guns. You can't hide history. I'd love a 2002 and 2006 Live Era. Fabulous line ups, and in form Axl.

[ToonGuns 540]

3 hours ago, StayofExecution2020 said:

Nobody wants to see DJ Assba and Piss Shitman.

Agree with this.

I do want to see Bucket, Robin, Brain and Bumble though.

[jamillos 1,816]

4 minutes ago, ToonGuns said:

Why?

Kiss released Kisstory covering all eras, Blacj Sabbath released a few live albums, Deep Purple have endless live stuff from all eras (good or bad)... why ignore something that happened. This is what I don't understand with Guns. You can't hide history. I'd love a 2002 and 2006 Live Era. Fabulous line ups, and in form Axl.

I'd agree with one exception: I don't think "2002" and "in form Axl" should be together in one sentence. He was weird, man. 

[allwaystired 2,528]

4 minutes ago, jamillos said:

I'd agree with one exception: I don't think "2002" and "in form Axl" should be together in one sentence. He was weird, man. 

In a good way though. I thought 2002 was incredible. The band was as it should be- fired up, surreal, angry and with a point to prove. Arguably the best time I've ever seen them. 

[jamillos 1,816]

1 minute ago, allwaystired said:

In a good way though. I thought 2002 was incredible. The band was as it should be- fired up, surreal, angry and with a point to prove. Arguably the best time I've ever seen them. 

Oh I would have definitely wanted to see them live, which I didn't, but speaking purely about Axl's form (starting with NuGNR), it would be different years for me - 2006/07, 2009/10, 2016 and perhaps partially 2017, with 2001 not being bad either. The other years... I mean, 2002 was the first year he introduced the full helium, and while listening to it today and comparing it with say 2018, it was kinda better, it still was sub par in general. Not to mention he looked weird too (and I don't mean the clothes), but that's a different story. But original, unprecedented in terms of GNR? Definitely yes. 

[allwaystired 2,528]

1 minute ago, jamillos said:

Oh I would have definitely wanted to see them live, which I didn't, but speaking purely about Axl's form (starting with NuGNR), it would be different years for me - 2006/07, 2009/10, 2016 and perhaps partially 2017, with 2001 not being bad either. The other years... I mean, 2002 was the first year he introduced the full helium, and while listening to it today and comparing it with say 2018, it was kinda better, it still was sub par in general. Not to mention he looked weird too (and I don't mean the clothes), but that's a different story. But original, unprecedented in terms of GNR? Definitely yes. 

Which things were you listening to? I remember him being fantastic vocally at that point (2002), with 2006 being the best he's been since the 80s/90s by far. There's just no comparison with that year in terms of his performance. I can't see there ever will be again. 

 

[HollyWoodRose84 588]

21 minutes ago, ToonGuns said:

Why?

 

One word.

 

Money. 

[jamillos 1,816]

30 minutes ago, allwaystired said:

Which things were you listening to? I remember him being fantastic vocally at that point (2002), with 2006 being the best he's been since the 80s/90s by far. There's just no comparison with that year in terms of his performance. I can't see there ever will be again. 

 

I think I've heard (and definitely seen) everything from that era that was in a quality worth listening to. I guess this is where I disagree with some, but 2002 and 2006 are two years that are absolutely incomparable with each other. 2006 was the return of the good old Axl, and along with 2010 (and 2016 at least concerning AC/DC), his best years since the old era. 2002 was interesting... but bizarre, and the mickey was strong in that one. 

15 minutes ago, jamillos said:

 

 

Edited October 9, 2020 by jamillos

[allwaystired 2,528]

5 minutes ago, jamillos said:

I think I've heard (and definitely seen) everything from that era that was in a quality worth listening to. I guess this is where I disagree with some, but 2002 and 2006 are two years that are absolutely incomparable with each other. 2006 was the return of the good old Axl, and along with 2010 (and 2016 at least concerning AC/DC), his best years since the old era. 2002 was interesting... but bizarre, and the mickey was strong in that one. 

Interesting. I haven't listened to much from 2002 in ages to be honest (my GNR listening is fairly limited in general these days as there's only so often I can listen to the same limited amount of songs again and again) so perhaps I should go back and review. What's a good point to go to? (Help me out here - I can't actually remember what's out there other than HOB, which was 2001 and the awards show......so there might be things I have't heard.) 

Edited October 9, 2020 by allwaystired

[jamillos 1,816]

2 minutes ago, allwaystired said:

Interesting. I haven't listened to much from 2002 in ages to be honest (my GNR listening is fairly limited in general these days as there's only so often I can listen to the same limited amount of songs again and again) so perhaps I should go back and review. What's a good point to go to? (Help me out here - I can't actually remember what's out there other than HOB, which was 2001 and the awards show......so there might be things I have't heard.) 

I don't really have any favourites from that year to be honest. Just any soundboards or fan shots you have. Boston, Columbus, Leeds, Pukkelpop... The thing is, his form was pretty consistent that year. Worse than other years, but consistent, I have to give him that. It didn't really differ gig to gig, unlike during NITL.