Live Era '87-'93
by Guns n' Roses
- Type: Album
- Released: 30 November 1999
- Label: Geffen
- Country: United States
- Length: 2:13:10
- Community rating: 3.3/5 from 2 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Compiled from various shows spanning their most tumultuous and commercially dominant period, this collection serves as the definitive live document of the group's classic era. The recordings capture the chaotic, stadium-sized sleaze rock energy that made them formidable, alongside the sprawling orchestration of the 'Use Your Illusion' tours. Released amid a lengthy period of inactivity, it functioned as an official farewell to the original lineup.
Genres
Descriptors: Arena Rock, Live, melodic, hedonism
Tracklist
- Nightrain - Live In Las Vegas / 1992 (5:18)
- Mr. Brownstone - Live In London / 1991 (5:42)
- It's So Easy - Live In Paris / 1992 (3:28)
- Welcome To The Jungle - Live In Argentina / 1992 (5:08)
- Dust N' Bones - Live In New York / 1991 (5:05)
- My Michelle - Live In London / 1991 (3:53)
- You're Crazy - Live In Tokyo / 1988 (4:45)
- Used To Love Her - Live In Tokyo / 1988 (4:17)
- Patience - Live In Mexico / 1993 (6:42)
- It's Alright - Live In Houston / 1992 (3:07)
- November Rain - Live In Japan / 1992 (12:29)
- Out Ta Get Me - Live In London / 1987 (4:33)
- Pretty Tied Up - Live In Japan / 1992 (5:25)
- Yesterdays - Live In Las Vegas / 1992 (3:52)
- Move To The City - Live In Japan / 1992 (8:00)
- You Could Be Mine - Live In Japan / 1992 (6:02)
- Rocket Queen - Live In Las Vegas / 1992 (8:27)
- Sweet Child O' Mine - Live In Paris / 1992 (7:25)
- Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Live In London / 1992 (7:27)
- Don't Cry - Live In Japan / 1992 (4:45)
- Estranged - Live Version (9:52)
- Paradise City - Live In Las Vegas / 1992 (7:21)
Credits
- Guns N' Roses - primary artist, written-by
- Jason Ross - artwork
- Axl Rose - band [the band], written-by
- Dizzy Reed - band [the band]
- Duff McKagan - band [the band], written-by
- Izzy Stradlin - band [the band], written-by
- Slash - band [the band], written-by
- Steven Adler - band [the band]