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I'm new on here, so take it easy on me.
I have been reading through the boards about various full length concerts that exists (or may HOB 01) and was struck by my lack of knowledge.  A few years back I had bought a bunch of bootlegs off some website and recieved a bunch of blank dvds, some of very questionable quality.  I am finding it terribly difficult to determine what is real and available.

I have watched the crap out of the official GNR DVDs (converted them into mixed tapes from VHS before the Live release came out and everything).  Tapes & VHS ....yes I'm 39.

Lately I have been watching the O2 Arena London 2012 show and the Rock AM Ring Germany 2006.

I was wondering what else is at the top of the list for avaiable shows out there?

It would be nice if this could be a  :beer: freindly discussion  :beer: about what are the top 5 concerts avaiable and I hope it doesn't turn into a hunt for Nessy or a Collection versus Hoarding bashing (sorry in advance Jarmo if it goes the inevitable way)...LOL

This would be my top-5

1- 1992-04-09 Rosemont Horizon - Chicago. IL
2- 2006-06-03 Rock Am Ring Festival 2006 - Eifel, Nurburgring, Germany
3- 1992-12-05 Estadio River Plate - Buenos Aires, Argentina
4- 2001-01-15 Rock In Rio III Festival - Rock City, Barra Da Tijuca - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
5- 2006-09-23 KROQ Inland Invasion - Hyunday Pavillion - Adore, CA

Heres mine,

1. Paris 92
2. Tokyo 92
3. Los Angeles 11
4. Noblesville 91
5. London 12



Others worth mentioning,
Rio 91(both nights) Rio 01, Chicago 92, Oklahoma 92, St. Louis 91, Ritz 88, Chile 92, KROQ Inland Invasion 06, Vegas 11, Chicago 12, Boston 02 ( not proshot but you can find a exellent version on youtube with soundboard audio and decent quality footage of the big screen)

Theres a couple more with cuts like Argentina 93 and Rock Am Ring 06

My best top 5 would be

The Ritz 1988
Argentina 1993
London 2012
Paris 1992
Rock in Rio 2006.

and about Rock in Rio IV? ??? ??? ??? ???

Thanks for all the suggestions!

I started watching the more recent stuff.

I watched a version of 2006-09-23 KROQ Inland Invasion, but the sound and audio were off synch.  Is there a version where the sync is correct?  I find it terribly distracting.

I also watched the LA 2011, but the drums and backing vocal seam really loud.  (I am sure evertyhing at the concert was fine....i;m not complaining about that)

I know with some of these, people are compressign or converting and things get a little messed so its hard to tell if the version I have is the same as you...

1. Paris 92 (Saw it live on paper view) and that was the night November Rain video was released after the show on MTV!

2. Ritz 88

3. LA 2011

4. Vegas 2011

5. Rock Am

Hahahahaha uhhhh, I hate to correct you after 22 years, but its Pay-Per-View.  Unless if you were talking about reading a review of the show in the newspaper the next day. 

I put Ritz 1988 as my top GNR proshot.  Amazing how that really captures the AFD band real well. 

Are you sure about that ? i think Nov.Rain was released In February/March 92.
The Paris concert was June 6th.

I also remember seeing the Paris 92 Pay-per-view around the same time as the premiere of November Rain on MTV.




/jarmo

Maybe it was rerun of the premiere ?  ??? ;D

The timings aren't correct.

Vegas 2011? What is that?

The first of two shows New Years weekend.

Re; November Rain video - could have been different countries world premieres as well. Just a thought of mine. Okay, back to lurking I go.

Re: November Rain's Release: This is taken from an MTV.com article posted on June 15, 2009:


Posted 06/15/2009 12:30:51 pm by Kyle Anderson

MTV celebrates an important moment in its history this week: 17 years ago, Guns N? Roses? ?November Rain? premiered on ?Headbangers Ball.? Since the video dropped in 1992, plenty has changed: Axl Rose has hired and fired dozens of bandmembers (finally releasing the long-awaiting Chinese Democracy last year) and Slash has gone from solo artist to Velvet Revolver axeman. One thing hasn?t changed, though: ?November Rain? is still as inexplicable as it was when it first aired on MTV. If you haven?t seen it, take the time to enjoy all 9 minutes of Axl?s magnum opus, and then check out all the things you might have missed about it.