Guns N' Roses - 1993-04-04 - Reno, NV (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Guns N' Roses

Lawlor Events Center

April 4, 1993

Reno, Nevada

Recording Equipment: Sony PC-62 mic -> Sony WM-D3 -> TDK SA 90 chrome cassette

Lineage:

TDK SA 90 cassette -> Denon 790R -> Kenwood A-522 amplifier -> DAT line out -> line in on Tascam DR-2D -> WAV -> Audacity 2.1.2 (tracking/one second of silence added to beginning) -> Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0 (FLAC level 8 lossless compression & verification) -> YOU

Ballsdeep Master Recording

opening act: Brian May Band (not recorded)

[01] Intro (4:04)

[02] Nightrain (4:58)

[03] Mr. Brownstone (5:16)

[04] The Garden (5:59)

[05] Live And Let Die (4:08)

[06] Welcome To The Jungle (5:15)

[07] Attitude (1:54)

[08] Nice Boys (8:37)

[09] Yesterdays (4:03)

[10] Double Talkin' Jive (8:19)

[11] You Ain't The First (3:35)

[12] You're Crazy (4:12)

[13] Used To Love Her (3:39)

[14] Patience (7:41)

[15] Knockin' On Heaven's Door (10:15)

[16] Axl - Piano Solo (2:37)

[17] November Rain (9:52)

[18] Dead Horse (6:27)

[19] Matt Sorum - Drum Solo (3:16)

[20] You Could Be Mine (6:52)

[21] Slash - Guitar Solo (3:45)

[22] Since I Don't Have You (intro) (1:12)

[23] Sweet Child O'Mine (7:01)

[24] Outro (2:23)

Running Time: 125 Minutes

Ballsdeep how notes: Caught the Portland show 3 nights earlier, but skipped Sacramento, so I'd have a little money to play with in Reno. This was a good decision, as Sacto was the infamous show where Duff got hit with a Corona bottle half-full of piss, and they ended the show about an hour after it started. This tape, considering my seat, came out most excellent, as I was basically dead center, but 4 rows from the roof. Lawler is a "perfect circle", however, so the sound, to these ears for a D3 with supplied mic, is pretty damn sweet. Another "best ever" version of "Double Talkin Jive" and a seldom played "Yesterdays" are the highlights of this set. And, before the encore, some dipshit decided to light either some firecrackers or bottle rockets, so Axl refused to come back out for "Paradise City", which is understandable, as nerves were frayed from the night before, and Axl DID warn the crowd during the show to behave. They did not, so he bailed early....no pun (Bill Bailey) intended...Big thanks to rockphantom for the upload, and I may have one more GNR uncirculated master to dig out of the tape box.