Countdown to Japan!!!!

[November_Rain]

To say that the setlist didn't change at all during the 2006 shows is a bit of a stretch. Rocket Queen, Madagascar, You're Crazy, I Used To Love Her, Think About You, Down On The Farm... Surely those weren't played every night?

Also, TWAT was only played two times if I?m not wrong,so that?s another change in the setlist

[faldor]

To say that the setlist didn't change at all during the 2006 shows is a bit of a stretch. Rocket Queen, Madagascar, You're Crazy, I Used To Love Her, Think About You, Down On The Farm... Surely those weren't played every night?

Also, TWAT was only played two times if I?m not wrong,so that?s another change in the setlist

That is true, but if I recall correctly You're Crazy, Used to Love Her, and at least Down on the Farm weren't played until right after Axl had his little rant about fans complaining about how the setlist is always the same.  Coincidence?  You can't please all the fans, no matter what songs you play.  If they played Civil War and Estranged SOME people would flip out cuz they're not playing new songs from CD. 
And vice versa.  Just keep playing shows, that's all I care about.

[cineater]

Guess the band will be heading out soon.

Safe trip, take care and have a great time!

[badapple81]

Exciting that GN'R will be back on the road soon.

I am expecting a similar set list and am expecting the same old whining and complaints from those who think GN'R play for message boards and not actual first time crowds. Remember that this is not a new tour, GN'R simply took some time off to finish recording from the last leg of the tour. And BBF has said there will be no more new songs until the album is out, which I am happy with as I don't want to hear anymore new songs, otherwise the album will have no more surprises. I think it has also been a while (2001?) since GN'R went to Japan so this is pretty much a new experience for a lot of those fans, they would not have heard Better and IRS live before.

I am hoping for some news between these dates and the Aussie dates, to kill some of the media negativity around the Australian tour about the album.