Chinese Democracy Welcome to the Jungle It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone Sorry Richard Fortus solo Live and Let Die If the World Rocket Queen Dizzy Reed Solo Street of Dreams You Could Be Mine Knockin' On Heaven's Door My Generation I.R.S Axl Rose piano solo (Someone Save My Life Tonight) November Rain Ron Thal Solo (Pink Panther) Shackler's Revenge Liquor & Whores (w/ Bubbles) Out Ta Get Me DJ Ashba solo Sweet Child O' Mine This I Love Nightrain
ENCORE
Madagascar Better Patience Paradise City O Canada (Ron Thal solo)
"Yo Vancouver!! D'oh!! Bkstage in Winnipeg, Danko's on, 26F HEATWAVE!! Excited 2 get this rolling. In r off time we'll b helping Mounties flush out Al Qaeda. (What's that aboot, Eh? jk) Good 2 see Baz! LET'S DO THIS!!!
On a side note, pretty low n' selfish usin' the devastation in Haiti 2 start (false) reunion rumors. R hearts n' prayers go out to the Haitian people."
Winnipeg, Manitoba - January 13, 2010 Intro Chinese Democracy Welcome to the Jungle It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone Shackler's Revenge Richard Fortus solo Live and Let Die Sorry If the World Dizzy Reed solo Street of Dreams Jam Better You Could Be Mine DJ Ashba solo Sweet Child O' Mine I.R.S. Jam Axl Rose piano solo November Rain Jam Scraped Ron Thal solo Out Ta Get Me Knockin' on Heaven's Door Nightrain
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Madagascar Jam This I Love Frank Ferrer solo Rocket Queen My Generation Patience Paradise City
Tokyo!! Good to be back!! Complete w/a refreshing n' now traditional complimentary morning earthquake!! Yeah boyeee!! We wanna shake some shit up 2moro nite!!
I wanna thank everyone 4 comin' out on r Asian Invasian GN'R "Bar Trek". To boldly go where we'd last been n' hadn't been b4!! Means a lot!! It was pure n' utter chaos gettin' this rollin' n' you've made it all worth it!! Such amazing n' supportive people everywhere!! Thank u again 2 everyone who came out n' everyone who helped pull this together.
Special thanks 2 Matzka, Gum X n' Mucc 4 their enthusiasm n' great jobs performing w/us!! See everyone that's down w/the Tokyo Dome here 2moro nite where in addition 2 Mucc, AK48 just added will also be opening!! Peace!!
Chinese Democracy Welcome to the Jungle It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone Catcher in the Rye Sorry Band Jam (I Want You Back, Jackson 5) If the World Richard Fortus solo (James Bond Theme) Live and Let Die Dizzy Reed solo (Ziggy Stardust) Street of Dreams Band Jam You Could Be Mine Rocket Queen My Michelle DJ Ashba solo Sweet Child O' Mine Shackler's Revenge I.R.S. Band Jam Axl Rose piano solo November Rain Band Jam Whole Lotta Rosie Knockin' on Heaven's Door Scraped Prostitute Jam This I Love Frank Ferrer solo (We Will Rock You) Out Ta Get Me Ron Thal solo (Pink Panther Theme/Don't Cry) Don't Cry (Axl, Ron and DJ) Nightrain
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Madagascar There Was a Time My Generation Better Patience Nice Boys Paradise City
Guns N' Roses Continue to Deliver Playing a Massive Set Featuring Twelve Songs From Chinese Democracy and Resurrecting AC/DC's Whole Lotta Rosie
Osaka, Japan - December 16, 2009
Chinese Democracy Welcome to the Jungle It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone Shackler's Revenge If the World Richard Fortus solo Live and Let Die Sorry Rocket Queen Prostitute Dizzy Reed solo (Ziggy Stardust) Street of Dreams Scraped Frank Ferrer solo You Could Be Mine Band Jam Axl Rose piano solo November Rain Band Jam I.R.S. DJ Ashba solo Sweet Child O' Mine Band Jam Catcher in the Rye Out Ta Get Me Ron Thal solo (Pink Panther Theme) Knockin' on Heaven's Door Whole Lotta Rosie This I Love Nightrain
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Madagascar Better Sonic Reducer (Dead Boys cover, Tommy Stinson on vocals) Patience Don't Cry (tease) Paradise City
Chinese Democracy Welcome to the Jungle It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone Shackler's Revenge There Was a Time Richard Fortus solo (James Bond Theme) Live and Let Die Frank Ferrer solo Sorry Rocket Queen DJ Ashba solo Sweet Child O' Mine Dizzy Reed solo (Ziggy Stardust) Street of Dreams You Could Be Mine Band Jam (Black Betty) My Generation Band Jam November Rain Take a Walk on the Wild Side Better Knockin' on Heaven's Door Ron Thal solo (Pink Panther Theme) Paradise City
Leaked setlist for the Taipei show (December 11, 2009)
Chinese Democracy Scraped Welcome to the Jungle It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone There Was a Time Richard Fortus solo Live and Let Die Sorry If the World/Prostitute Rocket Queen/My Michelle Dizzy Fuckin' Reed solo Street of Dreams Knockin' on Heaven's Door You Could Be Mine I.R.S. DJ Ashba solo Sweet Child O'Mine This I Love November Rain Bumblefoot solo Shackler's Revenge Out Ta Get Me Nightrain
Encores: Better Patience Paradise City
Thanks to Frozen Inferno and LetMeHearitNow and jip for the setlist, images and video.
Try as I might, I can't seem to find much information on Dizzy Reed's shows at the Viper Room.
I was able to find this blurry picture from his performance there last Saturday night, but that's it so far. Apparently, he's showcasing some new songs from his "upcoming" solo album. I haven't been able to find out any song titles yet.
I also found this:
August 15
Summer Fest 2009 featuring Natasha Bedingfield, 3 Days Grace, 7 Bridges, Draw the Line, Tessane Chin, Dizzy Reed and Richard Fortus of Guns N' Roses and Secret Po Po at the National Stadium. General admission $75, $105 reserved on the field, and $205 VIP. Doors open at 5.30 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. Go to www.bdatix.com for tickets. (The Royal Gazette)
Backed by an all-star band including Jason Bonham, Chris Cheney (formerly of Jane’s Addiction), guitarist extraordinaire John 5 (Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie), and star-in-the-waiting Frankie Perez on vocals, Slash & Friends played a 19-song set of rock classics that, in a strong summer of classic rock events, stands as one of the highlights of the summer.
It started with Slash, Bonham, 5, Cheney and Perez ripping the arse out of "Immigrant Song." Perez, a Las Vegas rocker who’s done his own solo album and worked with System Of A Down side-project Scars On Broadway, is the perfect fit – amiable but bad-assed and blessed with a voice that can handle a Led Zeppelin classic as easily as AC/DC’s "Highway To Hell" or Nazareth’s "Hair Of The Dog." His take on "Slither and "Fall To Pieces," meanwhile, surely marks him out as the frontrunner for the vacant Velvet Revolver spot. (Backstage Perez and Slash revealed to Classic Rock that Frankie had been working with VR post-Weiland, before Slash’s solo album and Duff’s Loaded commitments put it all on hold.)
For "Nightrain," McQueen’s Leah Duors takes over on vocals. Slash has long championed the all-girl band and Duors shows why, with a vicious Axl-with-PMT vocal, and a stage presence that belies her current little-league status.
After Leah, it’s time for the big guns. Rumours were that Ronnie Wood had fallen off the wagon again. It’s possible, but you can’t tell. The tracks Woodsy joins them for – "Honky Tonk Women," "Stay With Me," "Knocking On Heaven’s Door" (cheekily – or sincerely? – dedicated by Slash to Michael Jackson) and "It’s Only Rock’n’Roll" – were custom-built for sloppy, boozed-up playing. Teddy Andreadis plays piano and sings in a great Dr John meets Joe Cocker voice. It’s a riot.
Black Eyed Pea Fergie is next up. Cynical? Don’t be. She looks like a rock goddess, and she sounds like a rock god, taking "Black Dog" by the scrotum and hitting high notes that Mr. Plant just can’t anymore. By the end of it the audience is a huge braying horny mass of Viking puppy dogs, with its tongues out and eyes on stalks.
Fergie: “How do you feel?” Crowd: “RAAAAAARGH!” Fergie: “I said how do you feel?” Crowd: “ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!”
The last time I saw Ozzy Osbourne perform was with Black Sabbath at Download 2005. Sabbath were sluggish, dreary and at the end of their tether. Tonight, by contrast, Ozzy is a ball of energy. “Lemme see your hands!” he shouts, and the whole field sways. The guy next to me starts walking around, randomly humping the legs of strangers. “Let’s go fucking crazy!” You’ve heard it a million times, but seeing it work like it does today is a sight to behold. John 5 brings Randy Rhoads back to life as they plough through "Crazy Train," "War Pigs," "I Don’t Know" and "Paranoid." The sound is so big I swear it created a new fjord behind us.
Then he’s off and Frankie and Fergie are back on for "Whole Lotta Love" and "Paradise City." The show ends, Fergie writhing on the floor, Frankie leading the charge, Slash soloing into the night. “This is one of the best gigs I’ve had in a very long time,” says the man himself.