AIC opening for GNR....mixed emotions.

I love AIC with Layne Staley (RIP) on vocals... I saw AIC with Layne opening for Iggy in Balto,MD...AWESOME.

Also have seen the new AIC line up (ok, not great).  They're  were a great band...but you can't replace a singer like Layne.

GNR--I am a huge Slash fan, and am excited that they're touring with Axl.

Meh.  I saw Guns n Roses at the LA Coliseum in 1989 when they opened for the Stones (third on the bill was Living Colour).  They were great then...not so much now.

Meh.  I saw Guns n Roses at the LA Coliseum in 1989 when they opened for the Stones (third on the bill was Living Colour).  They were great then...not so much now.

i will go if somebody gives me a ticky and report back

mojoman wrote on Jun 3^rd, 2016 at 9:39pm:

i will go if somebody gives me a ticky and report back

I've seen AIC twice with William Duvall. He's really good. the band still rocks.Jerry Cantrell is awesome............The new Drugs And Noses> Nice to see Slash back. But no Izzy. I will give Axl credit. the vids I've seen of him singing with AC/Dc are actually pretty good.

These oldies lineups can be a fun nostalgiac night...

Lenny too...

alright alright a good buddy from way back bought me not only a ticket but a pass for the lounge extremely advisable due to the fact that it was friggin as hot as hades outside. we totally missed the two opening acts as we were fully ensconced in the brownstone retreat and probably thankfully so. rumor had it that axl was in the building and word was that by ten to ten the show would commence. talked to person of interest in press box who had done a few dates his first love was tatoo you'd on his arm. shortly afterwards we got to the seats. at 947 the band went on and killed it. was never a huge fan back in the day but they slayed the crowd, several actually did fall down around us maybe it was the music the booze or the insects. they did a few covers one of which suprisingly was the layla coda. a few bars of voodoo child they should have done that instead of the godfather theme which everyone loved considering we were in south philly. i actually had the once in of lifetime experience of hearing two versions of live and let die two days apart by two different bands playing in stadiums across the street from one another. we bolted about twenty to midnight because my buddy had a seven am wake up call. we were rewarded with a clusterfuck of a traffic jam..........

Negro!

Let us never forget what Drexel Spivey creed these guys brought the white man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w7OgIMMRc4

mojoman wrote on Jul 15^th, 2016 at 3:56pm:

alright alright a good buddy from way back bought me not only a ticket but a pass for the lounge extremely advisable due to the fact that it was friggin as hot as hades outside. we totally missed the two opening acts as we were fully ensconced in the brownstone retreat and probably thankfully so. rumor had it that axl was in the building and word was that by ten to ten the show would commence. talked to person of interest in press box who had done a few dates his first love was tatoo you'd on his arm. shortly afterwards we got to the seats. at 947 the band went on and killed it. was never a huge fan back in the day but they slayed the crowd, several actually did fall down around us maybe it was the music the booze or the insects. they did a few covers one of which suprisingly was the layla coda. a few bars of voodoo child they should have done that instead of the godfather theme which everyone loved considering we were in south philly. i actually had the once in of lifetime experience of hearing two versions of live and let die two days apart by two different bands playing in stadiums across the street from one another. we bolted about twenty to midnight because my buddy had a seven am wake up call. we were rewarded with a clusterfuck of a traffic jam..........

Mojo?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNt2eGrlyBY

Dan Snyder and fam posed with Axl at the WDC show

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/look-redskins-coach-and-owner-take-photo-with-unamused-axl-rose/

Why?

MrPleasant wrote on Jul 16^th, 2016 at 9:55pm:

Why?

That has to be the 13th sign of the apocalypse.  :warhorse :solongsucker

MrPleasant wrote on Jul 16^th, 2016 at 9:55pm:

Why?

Uppity negroes.  They are emboldened by the lack of Christianity in our marxist schools.  Its not the negroe's fault, they are under the will of the goddam atheists!

Tickets for the Philly show were still available the day before for $20. I was going to get one, but the heat wave ended that thought.