Guns N' Roses - 1988-02-02 - New York City, NY (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Pro-Shot (uncut) - DVD NTSC

SOURCE: Pro-Shot (TV broadcast) 
LINEAGE: Low Gen VHS > Stand alone DVD recorder > DVD Decrypter > Re-tracked and menu authored on PC > DVD Maestro 
VIDEO: MPEG2 variable bitrate 
AUDIO: Track #1: Linear PCM ("Silver Bullet" CD bootleg sound patched with original VHS sound) 
Track #2: Linear PCM (original VHS sound cleaned up) 
FORMAT: NTSC 

Info from Gspot

AC3 2 Channels 384kb/s 48KHz
Frames/sec 29.97
Video Bitrate - 4000kbps
Video - MPEG2 - 720 x 480 - 4:3
NTSC

BOOTLEG TITLE: Live at the Ritz - The Uncut Version (unreleased version) 
FILESIZE: 3.46GB 

W. Axl Rose on Lead Vocals 
Slash on Lead Guitar 
Izzy Stradlin on Rythm Guitar and Background Vocals 
Duff McKagan on Bass and Background Vocals 
Steven Adler on Drums 

01. Intro 
02. It's So Easy 
03. Mr. Brownstone 
04. Axl Rant/ Out Ta Get Me 
05. Sweet Child O' Mine 
06. My Michelle 
07. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 
08. Welcome To The Jungle 
09. Slash Rant/ Nightrain 
10. Paradise City 
11. Mama Kin 
12. Rocket Queen 

TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 1h07min.19s. 

NOTES: This is the complete, uncensored version of the famous Ritz '88 concert. The picture quality is not nearly as good as the edited version, but this version contains almost 10 minutes of exclusive, additional footage, including the song "Mama Kin", and a few Axl rants (plus the complete Slash rant introducing "Nightrain"!).  This one was a bitch to sync. The "Silver Bullet" CD bootleg audio track was edited all over the place (almost 7 minutes of audio missing!) so I tried to do my best to keep it as in sync as possible, and it was a very lengthy process, but there are a few instances where there's a (very) slight delay. I was concerned about that so I added the original VHS sound as a "backup" audio track. I cleaned it up and it actually doesn't sound bad at all. You can even hear guitars a lot more better than on the CD track.  The CD track was also a lot faster than the VHS sound so I had to reduce its speed (by about 2%), and I patched the missing parts using the VHS sound. Either way, you can switch between tracks using the AUDIO button of your DVD player remote. I hope you enjoy this excellent GN'R concert in its complete version. It was authored by me (Will) with files provided by Limulus.