Guns N' Roses: Welcome to the Videos (1998) |
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Steven Adler | ... |
Himself - Drummer
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| Sylvia Brooks | ... |
Woman Walking Down Hallway
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| Gilby Clarke | ... |
Himself - Guitars
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Jennifer Driver | ... |
Axl's Girlfriend (segment "Since I Don't Have You")
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Erin Everly | ... |
Herself (segment "Sweet Child O' Mine")
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Shannon Hoon | ... |
Himself (segment "Don't Cry")
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Robert John | ... |
Himself - Official Guns N' Roses Photographer
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| Duff McKagan | ... |
Himself - Bass
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| Riki Rachtman | ... |
Himself
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| Dizzy Reed | ... |
Himself - Keyboards
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| W. Axl Rose | ... |
Himself - Vocals
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| Stephanie Seymour | ... |
Herself (segment "November Rain")
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| Slash | ... |
Himself - Guitars
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| Matt Sorum | ... |
Himself - Drums
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Izzy Stradlin | ... |
Himself - Guitars
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"Welcome to the Videos" is an excellent collection of Guns N' Roses' music videos - "Welcome to the Jungle," "Sweet Child O' Mine," "Dead Horse," "November Rain," "Yesterdays," "Don't Cry," "Patience," etc.
If you're a fan of Gn'R then this is a must-buy and if you're just getting into their work then you should still check it out. Some of the videos are very good - "November Rain" won the award for Best Cinematography in a music video, "Sweet Child" is great and "Yesterdays" feels very nostalgic as you can tell from the lyrics and style that the band knew they were about to break apart and it was a sort of final farewell.
All in all this is a must-buy and my only wish is that the DVD would have contained commentaries.