Audio Recordings

Guns N' Roses
January 22, 2017
Kobe World Memorial Hall
Kobe, Japan
Not in This Lifetime Japanese Tour


00.1Show Starts
00.2Looney Tunes
00.3The Equalizer (Harry Gregson-Williams song)
01.It's So Easy
02.Mr. Brownstone
03.Chinese Democracy
04.Welcome to the Jungle
05.Double Talkin' Jive
06.Better
07.Estranged
08.Live and Let Die
09.Rocket Queen
10.You Could Be Mine
11.You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory Intro
12.New Rose
13.This I Love
14.Civil War
15.Coma (with band introductions)
16.Band Introductions
17.Slash Guitar Solo`Speak Softly Love (Love Theme From The Godfather)
18.Sweet Child O' Mine
19.Out Ta Get Me
20.Wish You Were Here (Slash & Richard Fortus guitar duet)
21.November Rain
22.Knockin' on Heaven's Door
23.Nightrain
24.Sorry
25.Don't Cry
26.The Seeker
27.Paradise City
28.The Last Announcement


By far this is the best GNR show we eever seen in the recent years.  The show started at just about scheduled time and ended more than two and half hours with a few thousand damaged eardrums.
From the very first song, Axl Rose proved that he still could deliver the goods with such a vital presence on the stage.  His voice is strong and convincing, far better than during his freaking wailing show days.  Even though Axl did hand the microphone to McKagan, who churned out a punk rock tune of the Dammedf gNew Roseh, he rarely rested otherwise.  Actually he seemed to be too content to get off the stage so easy.  Seeing him genuinely enjoy playing together with his old mates, we came to the surprising but inevitable conclusion that Axl really wised up in time.
Slash was Slash, so classic.  He banged and smashed up the solo on his guitar.  Every now and then he melted strings while posing with his right knee being tipped forward.  So perfect is Sweet Child Of Mine with his signature guitar sound and Axlfs yearning voices.
Duff raced along with Frank Ferrer on drums, who have trolled the band with his locomotive drumming for the recent GNR years with Rose.  Both of Duff and Ferrer constantly produced a tight and good vibrating beats with Axlfs yowling vocals.  Along with Axl, Slash and Duff really shines just like the old days.
It is not just me but many other fans who chuckled when the band titled the tour gNot in This Lifetime.h But their self-mocking is the definitely sign that they went beyond the bitter days and moved along to the next phasecHope to see them cut a new album in this life timec soon.
Welcome Back to the Japangle



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2 CDs
Welcome Back to the Japangle
Audience
Tom & Jerry
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