Extreme - Live at Rio
Extreme perform at Praça da Apoteose, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on January 26 1992 at part of the Pornograffiti World Tour. Setlist: "It ('s a Monster)", "When I'm President", "Play With Me", "Pornograffitti", "Suzi (Wants Her All Day What?) / Flesh 'n' Blood", "Midnight Express", "Love of My Life", "More Than Words", "Hole Hearted", "Decadence Dance", "Drum Solo", "Rest in Peace", "Guitar Solo", "Get the Funk Out", "Song for Love"
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Extreme perform at Praça da Apoteose, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on January 26 1992 at part of the Pornograffiti World Tour. Setlist: "It ('s a Monster)", "When I'm President", "Play With Me", "Pornograffitti", "Suzi (Wants Her All Day What?) / Flesh 'n' Blood", "Midnight Express", "Love of My Life", "More Than Words", "Hole Hearted", "Decadence Dance", "Drum Solo", "Rest in Peace", "Guitar Solo", "Get the Funk Out", "Song for Love"
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