Guns N' RosesGuns N' Roses - Welcome to the Videos (Keep Case)

RNR excess as only GNR can provide.

Welcome to the Videos by Guns and Roses, well really Axl Rose's performance in front of the Camera is an amazing show in itself. Of course the Video is the Bands performances that would warrant keeping around, I'm sure there are more! This is an Amazing Show. I came along long before Guns and Roses and was not privy to their shows and never went to see them live. I would say, I'd never been a adamant fan by any standard. I am now. Axy Rose is old and Fat now, probably barely alive compared to what he could do in his prime. One cannot burn their candle at both ends without costing themselves something. Some in the trade die long before they should and he surely will pass before he should and we wish he could at least stay viable while we see him still around. Saul Hudson, better known by his nickname Slash, is still kicking around and one of the best of his profession, as is Jeffrey Dean Isbell, known by his stage name Izzy Stradlin, Michael Andrew "Duff" McKagan and at this writing as far as I know, Steven Adler also. This is a wonderful DVD showing the talents of the Band.

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For true Guns N' Roses fans, this is a must have. Watch all of the classic videos from the original lineup through the Use Your Illusion lineup with Gilby, Matt, Dizzy, and the ladies singing backup. Axl's machine had to keep growing (I assume to keep in step with his ego), but by the end, that Use Your Illusion Tour lasted 2 years plus, because it took two years just to break even! But these videos are classic. The trilogy is here: Don't Cry, November Rain, and Estranged, and they are truly great videos. November Rain, Estranged, and Welcome To The Jungle have always been my favorite videos the band made. Even a couple of deep cuts, like Garden Of Eden, and Since I Don't Have You (with a cameo by Gary Oldman!), along with Dead Horse. Wow. All in all, a great collection. And I hear that Axl is releasing Apettite For Democracy 3D in movie theaters this summer. So for you fans of the "new" Gn'R, you can see it on the big screen.

Nice music video collection. I would recommend.

This is a MUST for GNR fans but if you (like myself) already purchased the VHS version this adds NOTHING to it. It has their memorable videos that appear for 2 decades on MTV and you know those: Sweet Child O' Mine and Welcome to the Jungle plus the cinematic "trilogy" of November Rain, Dont Cry and Stranged that ruled the TV waves on the 90's. The problem is the same: where is "You Could Be Mine" from the T2 movie? There is no extras, no interviews, no nothing...just buy it for the videos, those are still cool...

A must have for any Guns fan! All my favorite songs and videos on one CD. I just pop it in, turn it up, and enjoy. Great video quality and sound too.

I absolutely love these videos tell a story of his life in a sense .....they start out wen axle is younger first starting n then as the years go on n how the changes take place .my kids appreciated it too n realize just because your famous n got money doesn't mean your any diffrent or your life is perfect.everyone has rough times n hardships n sometimes fame n money can make life harder ...

Hermoso. Adoro el producto enviado. Gracias.

Was exactly what I wanted. Glad I bought it!

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Pour les fan des GnRs

Here you have just over a dozen excellent music videos to most of Guns N' Roses' most recognisable songs, with the notable expectation of 'You Could Be Mine', which couldn't be included with the rest due to copyright restrictions (a scene from the film 'Terminator 2'). Despite this minor disappointment, I couldn't give the 'Welcome to the Videos' DVD anything less than five stars.Not only are Guns N' Roses responsible for some of the greatest rock-and-roll records of all time, the majority of their music videos to these songs are also real works of art, expensive, big-budget affairs, particularly the epic, much-acclaimed 'November Rain', 'Estranged', and 'Don't Cry', which are virtually worth the price of the disc alone. Enjoy the on-the-stage antics of 'Paradise City' and 'Live and Let Die', as well as the jamming and performance of 'Patience' in the recording studio, and Axl Rose's cool dancing in 'Sweet Child of Mine'.'Welcome to the Videos' is an excellent DVD, and although there are no special features, with videos such as these, I personally didn't need any. A must for all Guns N' Roses fans, and to collectors of music videos.