Guns N' Roses - 1992-06-13 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

GUNS N' ROSES 

June 13th 1992 

Wembley Stadium, London, England 

Lineage: 

'Wembley Live '92' CD Bootleg > EAC > WAV > FLAC 

CD 1: 

01. It's So Easy 

02. Mr. Brownstone 

03. Live And Let Die 

04. Bad Obsession 

05. Attitude 

06. You Could Be Mine 

07. Wild Horses [Intro] 

08. Patience 

09. Double Talkin' Jive 

10. Civil War 

11. Welcome To The Jungle 

12. Nightrain 

Disc 2: 

01. It's Alright [Intro] 

02. November Rain 

03. Drum Solo / Guitar Solo / Godfather Theme 

04. Sail Away Sweet Sister / Bad Time [Intro] / Sweet Child O' Mine 

05. Only Women Bleed [Intro] / Knockin' On Heaven's Door 

06. Tie Your Mother Down [w/ Brian May] 

07. We Will Rock You [w/ Brian May] 

08. Don't Cry 

09. Mother [Intro] / Paradise City

Notes:

After taking a week off in Paris following the Pay Per View show on June 6th at the Hippodrome De Vincennes (and rescheduling the Manchester show to the 14th), GNR return to action and return to Wembley Stadium for the third time in less than 8 months. Second time as headliners and second sell out. Standard setlist of the European leg of the UYI tour in '92, except for the first encore, which in a way mirrors the Paris show with 2 covers (first and only performance) with guest appearances by Queen legend Bryan May. There are 3 known audience recordings, the most commom is the 'God Save The Queen' longbox, which was released in 1993 on the Four Seasons label in Italy. Unfortunately incomplete, it misses 'KOHD', probably due to a tape flip. The bootleg company cleverly (?) spliced in the 'KOHD' performance from earlier on in the tour, from the much bootlegged Biloxi show, between 'Only Women Bleed' and 'Tie Your Mother Down'. The second recording is featured here, taken from a different and rare bootleg called 'Wembley Live '92', released on the Great Live Series label in 1992. It is also slightly incomplete, there is for example a tape flip between 'Patience' and 'DTJM', so this recording misses a few seconds of the infamous 'Kerrang' rant by Axl before 'DTJM'. The third and least known recording is also the least in audio quality, but is the only complete version.