2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
March 22, 2010Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Setlist:
01. Chinese Democracy
02. Welcome to the Jungle
03. It's So Easy
04. Mr. Brownstone
05. Sorry
06. Better
Richard Fortus guitar solo (James Bond Theme)
07. Live and Let Die
08. If The World
09. Rocket Queen
Dizzy Reed piano solo (Silver, Blue and Gold)
10. Street of Dreams
11. You Could Be Mine
DJ Ashba guitar solo (Ballad Of Death)
12. Sweet Child O' Mine
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (Pink Floyd cover) (with Axl on piano)
Axl Rose piano solo (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road/Someone Saved My Life Tonight)
13. November Rain
Bumblefoot Guitar Solo (Pink Panther Theme)
14. Don't Cry
15. Out Ta Get Me
16. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
17. Nightrain
ENCORE:
18. Madagascar
19. Whole Lotta Rosie
20. Patience
21. Paradise City
Date:
2010.04.22.
Venue:
Estadio Vélez Sarsfield.
Location:
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Line-up:
Axl Rose: Vocals
Richard Fortus: Rhythm guitarist
Bumblefoot: Lead guitarist
Dj Ashba: Lead guitarist
Tommy Stinson: Bass
Frank Ferrer: Drums
Dizzy Reed: Keyboards
Chris Pitman: Keyboards.
01. Chinese Democracy
02. Welcome to the Jungle
03. It's So Easy
04. Mr. Brownstone
05. Sorry
06. Better
Richard Fortus guitar solo (James Bond Theme)
07. Live and Let Die
08. If The World
09. Rocket Queen
Dizzy Reed piano solo (Silver, Blue and Gold)
10. Street of Dreams
11. You Could Be Mine
DJ Ashba guitar solo (Ballad Of Death)
12. Sweet Child O' Mine
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (Pink Floyd cover) (with Axl on piano)
Axl Rose piano solo (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road/Someone Saved My Life Tonight)
13. November Rain
Bumblefoot Guitar Solo (Pink Panther Theme)
14. Don't Cry
15. Out Ta Get Me
16. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
17. Nightrain
ENCORE:
18. Madagascar
19. Whole Lotta Rosie
20. Patience
21. Paradise City
Date:
2010.04.22.
Venue:
Estadio Vélez Sarsfield.
Location:
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Line-up:
Axl Rose: Vocals
Richard Fortus: Rhythm guitarist
Bumblefoot: Lead guitarist
Dj Ashba: Lead guitarist
Tommy Stinson: Bass
Frank Ferrer: Drums
Dizzy Reed: Keyboards
Chris Pitman: Keyboards.
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Re: 2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
This show was originally scheduled to take place at Estadio River Plate on March 20. The new date and venue for this and the concert in Chile were announced on the band's myspace page on March 17:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100421003228/http://blogs.myspace.com/gunsnrosesWednesday, March 17, 2010
Argentina & Chile shows
The shows in Argentina and Chile have new dates:
MAR 20th Santiago @ Movistar Arena
MAR 22nd Buenos Aires @ Estadio Velez Sarsfield
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Re: 2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Blabbermouth, March 23, 2010:
https://archive.blabbermouth.net/news/guns-n-roses-at-least-12-people-arrested-outside-buenos-aires-concert/At Least 12 People Arrested Outside Buenos Aires Concert
According to Argentine media reports, at least 12 people were arrested last night (Monday, March 22) outside Velez stadium in Buenos Aires after a number of fans tried unsuccessfully to enter Guns N' Roses' concert at the venue without tickets or with counterfeit tickets purchased through the Internet.
Several people began throwing bottles and members of the Guardia de Infantería de la Policía Federal used gas and rubber bullets to disperse the unruly crowd. In addition, firefighters were called to the scene to extinguish a fire that was started in a tree outside the stadium.
Around 45,000 people attended the concert, which started around 11:00 p.m. — two hours later than scheduled. According to several reports, there were audio problems at the venue, with some people close to the stage claiming that they couldn't hear Axl Rose's singing. The frontman also had to stop the show at least twice to have the interpreter tell the crowd to stop throwing stuff on stage.
A nine-minute report from C5N, a breaking news TV station broadcasting from Argentina, can be viewed below.
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Re: 2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Axl talking to crowd through an interpreter:
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Re: 2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Review in the Buenos Aires Herald (via GN'R Daily, March 25, 2010):
Only the Fittest Survived at GN'R' Show at Vélez Stadium
How strong do you have to be to put up with a Guns n’ Roses live show? To start with, it’s wrong to call them Guns n’ Roses as the only original member who remains is Axl Rose. So, let’s rephrase the question: how willing are you to see the controversial rock singer on stage? All we need is just a little patience.
Before it started, it was impossible to find the right entrance. Fans wandered from one side to another, misled by police officers who had no idea how to direct them to the door corresponding to the ticket. Outside Vélez stadium on Monday, black-dressed youngsters, some wearing a red headscarf favoured by Axl, confronted police as they supposedly had fake tickets. Although some weren’t carrying a ticket, others were but it didn’t matter — they weren’t allowed in anyway. Arrests were made and the ones who did escape burnt down a tree to show how they felt about the injustice.
When I finally managed to enter, nobody walked me to my seat. I agreed to wait until Sebastián Bach (former Skid Row) support act finished. When lights came on, I looked for my mysterious location. It was impossible to find an usher and, after stalking one for a while, he told me where I was supposed to be but advised me not to go there. “OK, I’ll show you where, but please don’t ask me to argue with the person sitting there because I’ve had enough for one day,” he told me. It’s a deal, I’ll do the talking, I assured him.
Row six, seats one and three. Two teenage girls were in my seats, claiming innocence by saying they had the same tickets as me. But they lacked evidence, so I had no choice but to call security. Of course, it was useless, so I threatened them, much to my regret. “Don’t worry, we’ll all stand up when Axl starts singing and it will be a mess anyway, look around you,” she said to me.
The same was happening all over the place. I wasn’t the only one quarrelling, on the verge of a physical fight with another person over a seat that cost $400 (the cheapest were $90). Some shouted, others accepted the inevitable, the smartest sought out free space. In the jungle, animals dressed as humans flew off the handle, and the only rule that prevailed was Darwin’s survival of the fittest. But they didn’t react that way out of the blue: they had their reasons.
Were the same tickets sold twice? Where did all those fake passes came from? Who knows. But the fact remains that this was an international concert that was far from well-organized — and no excuse can redeem it, not even the fact that the venue changed from River to Vélez the week before due to BA city government’s excessive regulations. The discontent could be perceived in the atmosphere, overcrowded with people whose blood boiled during and after the two-hour delay.
At 11pm, Axl showed up on all-fire stage with the song that lends its title to the album, Chinese Democracy. Then, it was the turn of Welcome to the Jungle, followed by several hits from the latest album. His rock-n-roll spirit fuelled the anger as people jumping in the front row started throwing amicable Argentine flags (Axl put one on) and unfriendly bottles (which triggered Axl’s fear). When the attacks went too far, he stopped the show and was crystal clear. “Thank you for your love and support but, please, don’t throw this kind of crap on stage because you might hurt me or you. We don’t wanna arrest you. We all came here to have fun, didn’t we? If you keep on doing this, I’ll call it a day,” he threatened. Although his words didn’t materialize, he had to interrupt the concert three times.
Apart from the extramusical complications, the gig wasn’t as fluent as expected. He intertwined new, rocker songs with old, calmer ballads, giving way to confusion as he didn’t lead the mood of the audience — most of them were halfway between rock’s unstoppable energy and the concentration required to enjoy the more profound songs such as Don’t Cry, Patience, November Rain and a great version of Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
In between hits, he included solo sections by his musicians that slowed down the gig’s pace. If it was too in-your-face with Axl’s out-of-control movements, the instrumental segments were too long and tedious — except for the recreation of Lalo Schifrin’s The Pink Panther Theme or James Bond soundtrack followed by Live and Let Die. Was Axl generous enough to give room for his crew to shine or was he trying to avoid being on stage as long as possible? When performing lengthy tracks, such as You Could be Mine (Terminator 2), he would run away mid song and return when it was time to finish it.
Although he can do anything he wants with his voice and body, with his 48 years of existence unnoticed, Axl’s impressive skills failed to reach the whole audience. When revisiting Rocket Queen, fans at the back of the stadium screamed in unison: “we can’t hear.” The loud music worked in detriment of his voice, which also couldn’t be heard when, from time to time, the microphone couldn’t amplify his singing and interference blocked the way between the artist and his fans.
Bridging the gap was an impossible mission, so many people left an hour before the gig finished — probably out of fear, cold, boredom or disappointment. Axl Rose fed their appetite for destruction with a show that promised the return of a myth after 17 years of absence but turned out to be a pitiful joke, an ensemble of disjointed pieces that made no sense and was far from paradise city.
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Re: 2010.03.22 - Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Headed 4 Lima! Was great gettin' back 2 Buenos Aires!! The crowds everywhere on this tour r unique un2 themselves. Don't get much rowdier or energetic than here n' as w/ Belo Horizonte n' Santiago etc. very humbling. Sure there's excited idiots who throw shit or whatever but 4 the most part the fans r so enthusiastic, positive n' we mean so much 2 them it sets u bk n' makes u work hard to feel u can earn a small part of the respect they show u. So many of these shows we have trouble w/r sound on stage to b able to hear 'cuz the audience is singing along so loud which is amazing!! It's also nice to visit places that aren't as jaded n' influenced by peer pressure or media nonsense. They know what they like n' stand up 4 it rather than b told what they should n' shouldn't b in2. I grew up w/the preppies n' jocks w/their pink Izod's where Bowie, Cooper, Zeppelin etc. were considered garbage n' when The Cars, The Police, The Clash, The Ramones, The Sex Pistols etc were "gay", whatever. South American fans have always been so good to us, I'm happy we were able to find a way to play for those we've been fortunate enough to have seen so far!! Obrigado, Gracias n' Thank You!! N' to the officials who gave us extra time in Buenos Aires a triple Thank You!! Peace!!
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