Guns N' Roses
January 23, 1991 - Maracana Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Source:
TV (mono) -> (PAL-M) VHS-Master (Gradiente HQ T-120; recorded in LP Mode]
Transfer (in september 2011):
(PAL-M) VHS-Master [Gradiente HQ T-120; recorded in LP Mode] -> Samsung SV-300W (= multinorm vcr playback; input: PAL-M settings / output: NTSC 3.58 settings) -> RCA out -> Black&White NF1202 -> (RCA in) Canopus ADVC-110 (NTSC US settings) -> Firewire -> DV/PC -> WAV 16bit/48khz -> dED -> WAV 16bit/44.1khz -> FLAC frontend 1.7.1 [level 8 with verifying]
***originally torrented September 09, 2011 on the "GN'R tracker"***
Show [58:27.120]:
01) Intro (0:22)
02) Pretty Tied Up (5:06)
03) Mr. Brownstone (4:09)
04) I Was Only Joking [Intro] / Patience (6:23)
05) Nightrain (5:27)
06) The Godfather-Theme (2:21)
07) Double Talkin' Jive (4:15)
08) Welcome To The Jungle (4:32)
09) Only Women Bleed [Intro] (1:32)
10) Knockin' On Heaven's Door (6:57)
11) Matt - Drum Solo (3:46)
12) You Could Be Mine (5:58)
13) Civil War (7:31)
+ [Maracana XPII bootleg from FM Broadcast]
14) It’s So Easy
15) Rocket Queen
16) Sweet Child O’ Mine
17) Estranged
18) Paradise City
Notes:
- it took over 20 years to find and get a VHS-Master from this!!
- the tv broadcast was incomplete itself cutting after "Civil War"
- all moderator talking has been edited out carefully
- no equalizing has been done here, just small editing crossfading, normalizing and fading
- some small volume trouble in DTJ
- those two Rio'91 shows were kinda public rehearsals with Axl singing first time with the band
- Axl misses part of a verse in "Civil War"
- "Pretty Tied Up", "Double Talkin' Jive" and "You Could Be Mine" were unreleased during that time, "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" and "Civil War" were released before on soundtracks in 1990
- md5-file included for easy verifying, when verifying is ok this will make you a 1CDR(0) burningwise
- no Sector Boundary Errors (SBEs) on here
On January 23rd, 1991, Guns N' Roses headlined the massive Rock In Rio II festival in Rio De Janiero, Brazil.
This concert featured both drummer Matt Sorum and keyboardist Dizzy Reed who had made their live debuts with GN'R only 3 night prior during the opening night of the Rock In Rio Festival. Enjoy this Television Broadcast sourced mono soundboard recording....