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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Guns N' Roses / Double CD / Audio CD released 1999-11-30 at Polydor ... more
Live Era '87-'93 - Guns n' Roses ... Group / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Nightrain
2 Mr. Brownstone
3 It's So Easy
4 Welcome To The Jungle
5 Dust N' Bones
6 My Michelle
7 You're Crazy
8 Used To Love Her
9 Patience
10 It's Alright
11 November Rain

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 Out ta get me
2 Pretty tied up
3 Yesterdays
4 Move to the city
5 You could be mine
6 Rocket queen
7 Sweet child O'mine
8 Knockin' on heavens door
9 Don't cry
10 Estranged
11 Paradise City

Newest Review: ... starts with four of their most powerful tracks(Nightrain,Mr.Brownstone,It`s so Easy,Welcome to the Jungle)and then gets ... more

 ... softer`n sweeter and ends up with a piano solo followes by November Rain.The second cd starts with the power of Out ta Get Me,then gets softer,but then explodes in the greatness of 4 of their best songs(Move to the City,You could be Mine,Rocket Queen,Sweet Child of Mine)where Slash takes the hell out of his guitar.Then they play 3 very popular tracks(Knockin on the Heaven`s Door,Don`t cry,Estranged)and finish in a great way with Paradise City. ...more

Guns N' Roses - Live Era 1987-1993 [PA] Price Comparison

Geffen, November 29, 1999, Catalog Number: 4905142
Live Era '87-'93
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monster
Premium Review Live Era '87-'93 - Guns n' Roses: Guns N Roses Live Era 1987-1993 (123 words)
by monster - written on 07.09.00 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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After being a long time fan of Axl and the boys a new release even though it is old songs recorded at their many gigs is very welcome. The best of the best. My fave songs are on here and the crowd reaction to GnR is amazing. You can imagine that you are there, you can taste the atmosphere. A true fan will love this CD. Axl never failed to deliver and wow Slash well if half the new "boy" bands had half the talent that he has in his little finger well they would blow their socks off. Perhaps I am biased but I loved this. It has been £14.99 very well spent. Also the ilustrations of the flyers are brilliant. ...

axlrose
Premium Review gnr rock (100 words)
by axlrose - written on 03.08.00 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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For any serious guns fan this is a must buy. The album should not be called 87 - 93 live era but 87-93 the guns n roses era. At this time they were the biggest band in the world. The album has all the great songs on but the highlight for me has to be november rain. The live version captures brilliantly all the emotion and anger that the whole band put into there playing. This is heavy rock at its best and after hering it i doubt anyone will dispute that the guns are the best rock band of all time.BUY IT! ...

Stevie3535
Premium Review Live Era '87-'93 - Guns n' Roses: The most dangerous band in the world (207 words)
by Stevie3535 - written on 15.07.00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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During the era this CD is taken from (1987-93), there was only one name in Heavy Rock, that of Guns N Roses. They conquered the world with their heavy rock music and bad boy attitude. When Guns 'N' Roses played live, you could be sure of a riot or some controversy surrounding every performance. But they were the 3rd biggest stadium rock acts of all time, and this album captures some of those great performances. Technically they are a very good live band, as Axl's hoarse machine gun-mouth vocals sound the same as they do on the albums, and slash's amazing guitar playing at least matches if not surpasses the solos on the albums. The album also seems to lean ...

 
 
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