I love how 3 of their "new" songs have already been thrown into the list of alternates.

Gotta keep those covers though...can't risk dying from boredom onstage.

Yeah....Jordan talked about this eons ago. He was a damn good 3 point shooter... especially in clutch time...but he refused to go deeper into the use of 3s because he knew it would cause the rest of his game to suffer.

The current NBA pretty much proves him right.

If that's really how Jordan felt, he must have felt damn lucky to have Paxson, Armstrong, and Kerr as his 3 point weapons during the 2 3peats.

I resumed watching the 95 playoffs. With hindsight I feel bad for this Orlando team. Easily whipped the Celtics in the first round. They're young, hungry, and have no idea this is their one shot at a ring.

Jordan should've come back one or two months earlier than he did. The team is still rusty and awkward in the playoffs. What an ego he has believing he could come in at the last second before the playoffs and win another ring. He never would've allowed it but I think he would've been more effective in this year's playoffs coming off the bench as a stunt/specialty player for 15/20 minutes a game...maybe increase his minutes deeper into the playoffs.

I'm about to watch the Suns-Rockets series. Havent watched this since 95. It amazes me how the Suns did not capitalize on Jordans absence which left everything wide open.

Instead the Rockets go back to back. Was shocking then and still is.

Another team that should've jumped at the opportunity with Jordan gone is the Pacers. At least they got close.

Hornets too. They suffered from a lot of bad luck and timing.

Massively underwhelming.

Having said that....

It's the post-Izzy UYI tour. leading into TSI which really lowers my interest. The main interest I've had in this project for decades was the summer 91 tour and the insanity of the UYI release. This project clearly had nothing to do with that. Once again....fan assumptions made this into a bigger deal than it really was. I guess they went into those record stores at midnight Sept 17th to witness the hysteria without cameras.

This documentary was clearly meant to be released as a tie in to TSI....that has never been communicated to fans before. Slash's desire to immediately go back out on tour now makes a bit more sense...he knew this was going to be in theaters/video stores that coming summer.

After watching this footage...only thing I'm interested in is the rough takes from the TSI sessions....they obviously have them.

As far as the personal interviews...these guys weren't very interesting if I'm being honest and these are cherry picked conversations. Was wacky seeing Slash and Dizzy hanging out together.

So like everything else....this was hoarded for decades.

Fantastic...

At this late stage of the game, this is all you need....

Welcome to the Jungle
Mr. Brownstone
Live and Let Die

Pretty Tied Up
It's So Easy
Yesterdays

Nothin'

Dead Horse
Civil War
Knockin' on Heaven's Door

Sweet Child o' Mine
November Rain
Patience
New Rose

Don't Cry
Nightrain
Paradise City

The main hits, a few smaller hits, a few deep cuts, that you can rotate nightly, New Rose to give Axl a breather, one 'new' song for hardcores, and that's a wrap.

Nothing from CD is needed, only thing from TSI that should be performed are Duff songs, only need 1 or 2 UYI deep cuts, , 2-3 deep cuts from AFD, nothing from Lies but Patience. Ditch all the various covers because they're beyond necessary and only exist to alleviate their own boredom.

The whole thing is beyond stale....waaaay beyond stale. I really don't know how much longer it can go on. I guess they'll keep it going until literally no one is buying tickets.

One more thing...

Atlas is terrible. It's one of those songs that just isn't going to translate into a live setting. Ditch it.