IZZY STRADLIN And DUFF McKAGAN Join ADLER'S APPETITE On Stage In Los Angeles; Review And Pictures Available
July 29, 2007, 17 years ago
As previously reported, ex-GUNS N' ROSES drummer Steven Adler and his band ADLER'S APPETITE played a show at the Key Club in Los Angeles, CA celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Appetite For Destruction album on July 28th. According to HereTodayGoneToHell.com, the band was joined on selected numbers by ex. G'N'R guitarist Izzy Stradlin and ex G'N'R bassist Duff McKagan. Th efollowing is a review provided by TheGauntlet.com:
"Although W. Axl Rose didn't attend last night's (July 28) Appetite for Destruction reunion show, the other members from the classic era were in attendance. What was originally booked as a headlining gig for original Guns drummer Steven Adler with L.A. GUNS as the opener, soon became heralded as the 20th Anniversary celebration for the most reckless release of the 80's, Appetite for Destruction. Word soon got out that Slash, Izzy, Duff and Adler would share the stage, and the Hollywood Key Club became the hot spot on the legendary Sunset Strip.As the members (Colby Veil on vocals, Michael Thomas on guitar, Kristy Majors on guitar, Chip Z'Nuff on bass, and Steven Adler on drums) of Adler's Appetite took the stage, the eager crowd went ballistic. The night started off with 'It's So Easy', the first single in the UK, and bled into 'Nightrain.' After a couple more of the classic songs, Steven Adler introduced Izzy Stradlin and Duff McKagan. The duo jammed out 'Mr. Brownstone' before leaving the stage. Izzy later came out for 'Tijuana' and 'Mama Kin.' Although Slash was in attendance, he did not make it up on stage. He was expected to perform 'Welcome to the Jungle' to close out the night."
Setlist: 'It's So Easy', 'Nightrain', 'Out Ta Get Me', 'My Michelle', 'Mr. Brownstone', 'Rocket Queen', 'Civil War', 'Knocking On Heaven's Door', 'Tijuana', 'Mama Kin', 'Paradise City', 'Sin City' (AC/DC cover), 'Sweet Child o' Mine', 'Welcome to the Jungle'.
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