[FLAC] Guns N' Roses - Live Era '87-'93 (with bonus track)

==================================================================================== ==================================================================================== Extractor: Windows Media Player (Lossless) Codec: WMA (Lossless) Source: Found Artwork: Full Scans. General Info: Artist: GUNS N' ROSES Album: Live Era 87 - 93 + bonus track on Japanese and vinyl editions Tracklist: Disc one 1. "Nightrain" (Las Vegas, 1.25.92) 2. "Mr. Brownstone" (London, 8.31.91) 3. "It's So Easy" (México City 4.24.93) 4. "Welcome to the Jungle" 5. "Dust N' Bones" (New York, 5.16.91) 6. "My Michelle" (London, 8.31.91) 7. "You're Crazy" (Tokyo, 12.10.88) 8. "Used to Love Her" (Tokyo, 12.10.88) 9. "Patience" (1era mitad: México City, 4.24.93) (2da mitad: Paris, 6.6.92) 10. "It's Alright" (Houston, 9.4.92) *Cover de Black Sabbath 11. "November Rain" (Tokyo, 2.22.92) 12. "Coma" (bonus track on Japanese and vinyl editions) Disc two 1. "Out at Get Me" (London, 6.28.87) 2. "Pretty Tied Up" (Tokyo, 2.22.92) 3. "Yesterdays" (Grabado en Las Vegas January 25th 1992, originalmente un B-side del CD Single "Yesterdays") 4. "Move to the City" (Tokyo, 2.22.92) 5. "You Could Be Mine" (Tokyo, 2.22.92) 6. "Rocket Queen" (Las Vegas, 1.25.92) 7. "Sweet Child O' Mine" (Paris, 6.6.92) 8. "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" (London, 4.20.92) *Grabado en el Concierto en Tributo a Freddie Mercury 9. "Don't Cry" (Tokyo, 2.22.92) 10. "Estranged" (Tokyo, 2.22.92) 11. "Paradise City (Las Vegas, 1.25.92) Review taken from rollingstone.com: There is a definitive souvenir of the live G n' R experience lurking somewhere in the band's attic. This baby isn't it, for reasons having little to do with the actual performances. Like, where are the dates and venues for these twenty-two tracks? As rock scholarship, "Recorded across the universe between 1987 and 1993" doesn't cut it. The credits also give no hint as to which lineup – the original five, the Use Your Illusion-era big band – plays what. As for repertoire, the avant-glam sprawl of the twin Illusion LPs is shortchanged (no "Coma" or "Civil War") in favor of Appetite for Destruction, reprised almost in its entirety. And "Move to the City," from the '86 Live?!*@ Like a Suicide EP, runs for eight minutes, too many of 'em going to brass and keyboard solos. So that's what's wrong with Live Era. Here's what's right: the contrapuntal bark and skid of Slash's and Izzy Stradlin's guitars; Axl Rose's supercharged bray, a blood-and-spittle shower of contempt ("You Could Be Mine"), paranoia ("Out ta Get Me") and desperate measures (the Illusion II epic "Estranged"); the shotgun union of pop brains and death-ride metal in "Welcome to the Jungle" and "Sweet Child o' Mine." On a real firefight night, G n' R were thirty years of rock & roll history, muscle and bad temper soaked in diesel and vodka, and the stage was their bully pulpit. This set is a narrowly missed opportunity to truly seal the histori cal worth of the band's guts and glory in concert. But Live Era's master blasts are visceral evidence of a time when Guns n' Roses ruled the earth and every show was, as it says on an old gig flier reproduced in the booklet, A Rock N Roll Bash Where Everyone's Smashed. .----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

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