The release of the best video that will make you feel nervous is decided. This work was recorded as an audience shot of "Monterrey performance (Mexico) on October 23, 2011". The greatest taste of this work is its fiercely wonderful quality, but let's start with the "near-miss" that is even more must-see. This work starts with "Mars" as usual, but as soon as "Chinese Democracy" starts dramatically, Axl Rose suddenly stops playing, saying "Stop it! Stop it!" Just 40 seconds after the first guitar riff. I thought it might be a Guinness record of Mike Tyson class... but the staff ran over with towels and started wiping the floor desperately. Axl called the interpreter over with Axl and started MC calling attention. It seems that the audience in the front row threw in "Shit". While warning "Don't do it again", he started "Welcome To The Jungle" with a bang... Well, it's no wonder that you want to stop if shit is thrown on the stage. Don't be impressed that Axel has grown up and continued the stage just by warning him, but you won't understand just by watching this film. In fact, Axel's massive habit of being late exploded on this day as well. The show started four hours late, and started after the original end time. Well, it's no wonder that you want to throw shit in... If you thought, "Huh? I've seen this scene somewhere before..." here, you're sharp. In fact, there was a similar scene in the title "EN LIMA 2010 (Peru performance)" that I introduced previously. Let's check it out from the full picture of the 11-year "CHINESE DEMOCRACY TOUR".・January & December 2001: 4 performances・August-December 2002: 23 performances 《4 years later》・May-December 2006: 75 performances・February & June-July 2007: 20 performances 《November 2008 "CHINESE DEMOCRACY" released》・December 2009-December 2010: 76 performances ← "EN LIMA 2010"・October-December 2011: 41 performances ← [This work] It looks like this. This work is a year and a half after "EN LIMA 2010". Last time it was a plastic bottle, but this time it's crap. I'm glad I didn't get a direct hit this time, or should I say it's an accelerator because I don't learn... Now, the quality of the main part of the show that resumed in good spirits with "Welcome To The Jungle" is the key. It is a distant view from directly in front of the center of the stage, but the view is wonderful, with zero obstructions from far above the first floor seats. It is probably recorded with zoom from the front row of the stands, but it is also amazing that it is extremely stable. If you zoom from a very long distance, the view will be shaky with a very slight change in angle. However, while this work carefully follows the accelerator moving around the stage, it does not shake or go out of frame. In fact, there is a second floor seat that is not so far away... But then it will be recorded floating in the sky above the first floor seats... It is such a mysteriously high quality angle. The sound is also wonderful, which is not inferior to the beauty of the image. Of course, it also contains the Latin enthusiasm of Mexico, but it seems to rise from under your feet and does not get in between the musical sounds / singing voices that stretch straight. After all, it is a sound that makes you feel as if you are floating in the air above the first floor seats. The show drawn with that quality is also wonderful. For a while after the show started, the performance progressed in a similar way to "EN LIMA 2010," but by the middle, things had changed dramatically. They played a lot of songs that were not seen a year and a half ago, such as "Estranged," "This I Love," "Don't Cry," and "My Generation (led by Tommy Stinton)." Particularly impressive were the AC/DC covers "Riff Raff" and "Whole Lotta Rosie"! Five years later, Axl would sing with the original AC/DC, but his respectful singing voice was already at full throttle. I don't know if there will be a future with AC/DC in the future, but it's a performance that tickles my heart, especially now. It's fun to watch it together with "EN LIMA 2010" as a collection of chilling shows, and it's also a masterpiece as a single live video. With the return of Slash and Duff McKagan, Guns N' Roses has gotten closer to their original form, but even in the era when they were mocked as "Axel's solo", Guns was still unpredictable. This is a high-quality album that delivers both the hottest rock and the thrill of not knowing what the future holds. Live at Arena Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico 23rd October 2011 AMAZING SHOT (140:10) 1. Mars Intro/Chinese Democracy 2. Welcome to the Jungle 3. It's So Easy 4. Mr. Brownstone 5. Sorry 6. Better 7. Estranged 8. Rocket Queen 9. Richard Fortus Guitar Solo 10. Live and Let Die 11. This I Love Riff 12. Raff 13. My Generation / Dizzy Reed Piano Solo 14. Street of Dreams 15. You Could Be Mine 16. DJ Ashba Guitar Solo 17. Sweet Child O' Mine 18. Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 19. Axl Rose Piano Solo / November Rain 20. Bumblefoot Guitar Solo 21. Don't Cry 22. Whole Lotta Rosie 23. Knockin' on Heaven's Door 24. Nightrain 25. Jam 26. Madagascar 27. Jam 28. Paradise City COLOR NTSC Approx.140min.
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