Something about gnr in 1992???

[bolton]

well i have a few questions about some gnr shows???

-we have tokyo dvd(oficial realises,paris and argentina shows tv broadcoast),what happened with chicago,oklahoma 1992,riot show 1991,who realised them???

-and did you notice that chicago,oklahoma,riot,argentina shows taped in very good video quality,but audio quality isn't so good(i mean audio is very clear,we can't hear audience,and axl voice is too strong))0

[Scree]

In answer to the first question, GnR recorded most (if not all) of thier later shows (from at least UYI on). Some shows are not complete on video as the tapes were snagged before the show was over. As to who released them, bootleggers.

The only thing I can think of for the second question is bad mixing possibly.

[Dust N Rose]

I've heard that these bootlegs leak from the staff or from the riots.

[DeN]

anyway i'm not listening boots for hearing audience, i just hate
when people come to a show and sing like in a fucking karaoke.

[DoubleTalkingJive]

anyway i'm not listening boots for hearing audience, i just hate
when people come to a show and sing like in a fucking karaoke.

Ha!! yeah, most every concert I have been to is that way....but I am also singing too ? ?I think it's different when you are in the crowd as opposed to watching a live concert on TV.

[bolton]

anyway i'm not listening boots for hearing audience, i just hate
when people come to a show and sing like in a fucking karaoke.

i hate audience shots too,but you didn't understand me???
I  like tokyo,paris,ritz shot,you can hear audience in background!!1
In chicago,oklahoma ... shows i have feeling that i listenig studio music

[jarmo]

I? like tokyo,paris,ritz shot,you can hear audience in background!!1
In chicago,oklahoma ... shows i have feeling that i listenig studio music

The video recordings of the Chicago and Oklahoma shows were stolen from the band and then bootlegged. The sound probably came straight from the soundboard/mixing desk.

Ritz, Paris and Tokyo were broadcast on tv and therefore properly mixed (instruments and vocals from the soundboard plus added audience noise possibly from microphones placed above the crowd or something).




/jarmo