First Time Reaction | Guns N' Roses - November Rain - THIS WAS A MASTERPIECE!

[@Blink99Gamer]

how many of you oldies out there remember when we never saw Slash's face in all the other vids and we were excited to have finally saw his face in this vid?

[@princesspeach729]

He was the man of hair, hats and mystery.

[@joannelumpkin3741]

Yep. And being surprised at a flash of his face in Give Into Me with Michael Jackson lol

[@KingCobra3849]

Slash has said he would wear his hair in front of his face in those early days because of stage fright. He didn't really like looking out into the audience....said it would make him sick. The hair in his face or the sunglasses allowed him to focus on his playing and performing....well that and all the alcohol and other things he and the band were consuming in those days lol.

[@nerdcamel]

I do! It was killing me to see his face

[@nerdcamel]

You have to listen to war pigs by Black Sabbath.

[@aragorn1ring]

In the short story that the song is based on, he cheats on her and she loses it. He apologizes, but shes destroyed and kills herself. He falls asleep and dreams of the wedding which never actually happened. Only the funeral is real. Dont feel bad about being less cool than Slash. Very very few people can smoke in a church with no undershirt on and not have at least 1 person ask questions.

[@KingCobra3849]

If there was an image in the dictionary to define the slang version of cool, it would be Slash. Shirtless with a leather jacket, Rayban sunglasses, Top hat with his black curly hair in his face, ripped jeans, with a bandana hanging out the back pocket, and a pair of black cowboy boots, all while making a Les Paul Guitar sound like it's crying

[@starfire6122]

😂😂

[@byllionofibelin]

@@KingCobra3849 the very personification of coolness

[@poisonlady1965]

That’s so true when you think about it. Everything about this sone and the video and even the band is kind of epic really. Glad I got to experience it from day one. Got Use Your Illusion 1 and 2 for Christmas from my sister that year! I was going though some serious child custody issues at the time and songs like this were my escape!One of the best songs ever!

[@buckeyegirl16]

November rain is to axel rose is what bohemian rhapsody was to freddie mercury... his masterpiece, his legacy, etc.

[@fabiodlorian]

it´s more like love of my life maybe

[@rhondaharmon724]

Child of the late-50s. We had 60s music, 70s music, 80s music. I am 65. I literally feel pretty sorry for people who did not grow up with this music.

[@staceyshaffer180]

I’m 64 and couldn’t agree more.

[@davevanvuuren578]

Yes. We grew up in the best of times when music meant something and lyrics meant something and yes, when the power went out they continued because they were not dependent on power or electronics.

[@GhostWatcher2024]

"I swear when i watch these i was born in the wrong fkn era" Yes, Cliff, you were. Your worldview, your attitude, your personality... you're definitely a Gen X at heart. I grew up with this music and its still the best era of music. Taylor who?

[@Sadlander2]

I agree!

[@betmo]

indeed

[@stephanie5899]

Nicely said

[@newgrl]

"When did this come out?" - It came out in September of 1991, off of "Use Your Illusion 1". "Use Your Illusion I" dropped within 44 days of the following albums: Metallica, Metallica (the black album) Pearl Jam, Ten Guns N’ Roses, Use Your Illusion II Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blood Sugar Sex Magik Soundgarden, Badmotorfinger Nirvana, Nevermind So that's 7, _monsters_ of Rock and Roll history all dropping albums within 2 months of each other in 1991. Ahhh... what a great time to be alive for music.

[@oldeskul]

I was 13 when all of those dropped. There are certain eras in music when the stars are just right and amazing artists put out amazing albums.

[@m.f.-live676]

I remember that! I was 16. Amazing time

[@chadhesh97]

Those were the days bro!!! Ir ember everyone of those!

[@chadhesh97]

I was 13!

[@SilentBob731]

That was the year I graduated high school. A truly great time for the evolution of music.

[@newgrl]

"Oh! That's just BadAss!" - Indeed. The poster of that scene adorned many many kids walls back in the day. That absolutely iconic picture of Slash in the desert in front of the church with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth, with his guitar slung almost down to his ankles. We thought it was badass too. So we put it up on all our walls.

[@madladnate]

You weren't born in the wrong era... this era was given to us. It was a gift.

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

You should definitely hear the whole trilogy Don't Cry, November Rain and Estranged It's a whole story behind each track that mix together the meaning about a broken relationship ❤

[@madhatten5123]

And Don’t Cry has Shannon Fucking Hoon in it which makes it even more bad ass.

[@Cowgirl4God]

I was hoping someone would point out that this is actually song #2 in a trilogy!!! I hate being the “old Gen X’re” that get frustrated when people don’t understand how impactful these songs were and are to this day. This year is my very last 40’s birthday and I’m celebrating by going to the “Summer Stadium Tour” for The Steve Miller Band, Journey (less Steve, of course) and Def Leppard!

[@maureenlarsen961]

Yes. This ❤

[@vinniedixon1140]

The guitar Slash is using in the video used to belong to Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry who sold it as he needed money. Joe found out that Slash had it and asked Slash several times if he ever wanted to sell it back but Slash said no. Out of the pure goodness of his heart, Slash gave it back to Joe years later as a birthday gift. It wasn't a dust storm when Slash was doing the solo, it was caused by the helicopter getting camera shots, especially the close ups which terrified Slash as he said when the helicopter got really low and close, he thought he was going to die. The little church he walks from before doing the solo was used in the movie Silverado.

[@Sadlander2]

True! Slash used to have a poster of Joe Perry playing this guitar and many years later, when he could afford it, someone told him that someone was selling this guitar. Just like you described it, Joe wanted to buy it back but Slash kept saying "I'll think about it" and after a while, Joe gave up, not wanting to keep asking him. For his birthday, he brought the guitar to a show Aerosmith were playing, gave the guitar to Joe's tech and at some point during the show, the tech handed him the guitar, which was a total surprise for Joe Perry.

[@maryannturton9830]

Well ,if that guitar was in the hands of Joe Perry AND Slash,it has been living it's best life!🎸😎

[@richiestarks609]

To add to your story. The Aerosmith “Rocks” Album was the reason Slash picked up a guitar and never turned back. Inspiration can jump out of nowhere.

[@RockFan89]

Joe Perry told the story on an episode of Conan O'Brien, pretty funny. Glad he got it back

[@debuhrle7062]

And is the church from Rust??

[@KorvidRavenscraft]

32 years later and this song still brings tears to my eyes

[@Chelle.85]

I'm the same

[@di6744]

Same 😢

[@gingerty9628]

​@Chelle.85 oh gosh, that kinda hurt lol. I graduated high school in 91.

[@soonerlilsis]

Same..the music is what does it

[@michellec2514]

So I just read this and learned something also apparently in the funeral scene a mirror is visible covering half her face, a technique used by funeral homes to allow victims of head trauma to have the appearance of a full face in the case of an open casket. Well you learn something new everyday lol November Rain is not a stand-alone video but a part of trilogy (Don’t Cry, November Rain, Estranged) which is based on the short story “Without You” by Del James, a friend of Axl Rose and the road manager for Guns N' Roses.

[@jen_sal]

No joke 80's and 90's were THE best. Glad i was part of those decades when young.

[@Rob_Infinity3]

That guitar solo performed by Slash when he's standing on top of the piano, gives me goosebumps every time.

[@soonerlilsis]

From the moment he steps up there and then you know it's going down 😊😊😊😊😊

[@bigoljohn3313]

You have opened a portal that you can never leave. Decades of incredible music await you.

[@Ph8rus]

Benny and the Jets!! There's a great tune. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road too. Elton two-fer.

[@Sadlander2]

I became a Guns n' Roses fan when I was about 13. I'm 44 now, so I know a thing or two about them ;-) This is Axl's baby. He hadn't figured out how to end this song yet but he used to play it every time there was a piano around, even before their first album Appetite for Destruction. When they were recording the Illusions albums, they recorded several versions of this song. They tried a version with acoustic guitars, one version even lasted over 20 minutes! The orchestra that we hear on the final version isn't a real orchestra. Axl tried out a lot of different keyboards until he found the right sounds and recorded the whole orchestra part all by himself, instrument by instrument! Can you imagine the amount of work to get that result?! During the MTV music awards in 1992, they played November Rain with a real orchestra and they invited Elton John as a guest to play the piano, together with Axl, facing each other. For me, the best part was when they played the last part. Slash stepped on the piano and played that famous, haunting solo and Axl and everyone else gave a fantastic performance that evening!

[@madhatten5123]

God I remember that it was so epic.

[@scm0717]

THAT was insane!

[@kingaPL338]

“Why did she die?” - I spent my whole teenage years trying to figure it out 😂😂😂😂😂 There was no internet, so it was driving me nuts 😉

[@philburton2223]

Yes. I never found out until I was adult & watched a different reaction video 😳

[@melissagerber7231]

My friend kept asking that,every time. I reminded her that it was based on a short story,that we'd have to read to understand the video. No internet,though.

[@DANIELCAPS]

SHE DIED FROM SUICIDE BECAUSE HE CHEATED ON HER AND THAN THEY GOT MARRIED AND SHE COULDNT TAKE THE THOUGHT ANYMORE

[@Djmeno]

Shit happens

[@justinskullhead]

For real. I was today years old finding out why she died...only a 30 years mystery now solved 😢

[@michaelphipps8647]

Axel and Slash killed it!

[@mikecheck7480]

Being a late teen/early 20’s during 1990-1996 was epic!!! What a time to be alive!!! Saw GnR with Metallica in ‘92. What a show!!!!!

[@ebnykween]

Man, it was a magical time to be young! No lies! This song and that guitar solo still brings tears to my eyes. And yes, it was a masterpiece. The woman playing his girlfriend was really his girlfriend at the time, and everyone thought he and Stephanie would last. They ended up breaking up and she married some wealthy dude from France or Italy...

[@josecontreras2845]

Damn, that was a great era of music, specifically, rock! Mid 80's to mid 90's was the best music decade of all genres, No competition!! Miss those days.

[@leggbert4209]

1991 was an amazing time to be a teenager with great music of every genre

[@missshirley9893]

If we could all just go back to the 80's it would all be cool 😎

[@jamescurfman3284]

I disagree. We can't go back just for the Music. If we did that, there are SO MANY other complications! We would also need to bring modern Medical technologies with us. FFFF the Insurance Companies, though, they can all go take a long walk off a short pier, they are a GIANT reason for the cost hikes in almost every area of our existence these days. Inflation has staved too many people to death since Big Pharma took over and started making medical decisions above the heads of the Doctors.

[@beer.o.d.7274]

I lost my EVER LOVING MIND when they performed this at the MTV Music Awards. SLASH's SOLO... F**KING ROCKED THE HOUSE. I AM GREATFULL THAT I LIVED MY TEENAGE ANDYOUNG ADULHOOD YEARS IN THE 80's and 90's. 🤘🤘🖤

[@darlenewhite5694]

I love Slash, awesome guitarist. Was a teen in the 80s. Oh yeah

[@princesspeach729]

If i could flip a switch and be transported back to the 80s and 90s, I'd totally do it. Hearing the music for the 1st time was mind blowing. I wish I'd seen them live in their prime. That's one thing I've learned over recent years..... go the the concert. Do it. Before you know it, years have passed you by, people are dying/leaving the industy/aging rapidly and you're like me, wishing you could turn back the clock.

[@blah914]

solid advice

[@inyamers8532]

If you want some great story telling, Reba Mcentire's "The Night the Light's went out in Georgia" or "Fancy" would be awesome for you. Great song writing and amazing stories. Thanks, Cliff!

[@Brecken22]

This is one of the greatest of all time, hands down!❤

[@seandan7873]

Without a doubt

[@jamescurfman3284]

100%. That's why the view count starts with a B rather than an M. It's timeless, it will never get old, it will just keep climbing in numbers. :)

[@mistique77]

YESSIR ❤ They filmed it near where I live and it cost over $1.5 mil in 1991. It was based on the short story Without You by Del James

[@evanm1815]

The 80s and beginning of the 90s were the era to be young. I had such a crush on Axl

[@jenniferfoster1692]

I totally agree on those yrs being the best. By the mid-90s music was heading downhill then the 2000s music is mostly garbage. High school and college in the 80s was the best, always thankful I experienced that.

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@jenniferfoster1692 Yeah. Music was garbage enough, the whole industry was garbage enough, that Lita Ford basically went into retirement basically at the height of her career. She told somebody that she would be back when Rock was cool again. I really miss that era from before she left...

[@danedearmond4905]

I was born in '82, and I've seen music videos my whole life (at least until they slowly drifted off of Cable TV and was replaced by reality TV), and there are a few Songs and Music Videos that I will never forget. This is definitely one of them. An unforgettable Music Video.

[@shannonbrigante5764]

YoI’m can’t imagine the hype leading up to this video.. there was a countdown in the corner of MTV for WEEKS.. it was a whole thing..

[@therosabella67]

Guns n Roses baby!! They were amazing back in the day. Yes they did Sweet child of mine it was released in 1988

[@damienfallon8980]

You would have loved living in the early 90s bro

[@j.t.3798]

80's for me, I feel connected to the 1940's heavily, though. It really makes me wonder if I was reincarnated.

[@randomsasquatchwithwifi4090]

Yeah, except GnR came out in the 80s.

[@damienfallon8980]

@@randomsasquatchwithwifi4090 November rain came out in 1991. Try harder kid. I saw them live during that tour. Nobody said when they were formed.

[@paulflewitt5599]

Bit of trivia for you. Axl played this song on piano at Lisa Marie Presley's memorial service.

[@66slyder]

Practically every song on those double albums are FIRE!!!

[@Cannabian]

I never got the experience the 80's in it's full glory but I got some. I still remember watching E.T. then running to grab smokes for my parents at the store with a handwritten note. Was nice when people were allowed to be responsible for themselves.

[@Emilie-one]

He said you never heard Elton John’s funeral for a friend/love lies bleeding? Please do that -you will thank me later.❤❤❤ such a great reaction. I loved watching you discover new to you music

[@thesupportingcast6972]

F… I am old. I remember when this video dropped 😂❤ Definitely look into Elton John. He is an icon. I have seen him live. 4 times.

[@GhostLion96]

I remember when this song came out. After surviving the 80's, this was a great start to the new decade. Now I feel old but grateful to have lived in such a wild, free and amazing era.

[@dillonsronce2583]

It took Axl rose 10 years to write this song. I couldn't imagine how hard that would be.

[@carladicarlo3255]

“I wish I had long hair smokin cigarettes with a chain on my chest” 😂 Born in 68. Growing up then going to concerts in 70s-80s-90s was THE BEST time to experience new music. Classic rock, British Invasion, new wave, punk, disco, rap, alternative, grunge…we were there for it all.

[@Sclero80]

My adolescence! They introduced me to rock music, in the 90s they were at the top! I had plastered my bedroom with posters, grateful to have been born in 1980, to have grown up with them and later with others that I explored! As a teenager, I cried with Don't cry every time I broke up with a boy! Please listen to other G n' R songs... The double album Use your illusion I II is great for me!

[@stacie9229]

She gave 2 or 3 "iffy" looks during the ceremony and in the car driving away. In the casket they had half her head in shadow, so must have been her head.

[@lauraclark427]

The mirror in the casket is a trick morticians use (or used to?) to make it look like the person's face is whole when it's not. 😢

[@43lk]

This video is masterpiece... she died from suicide, she was in deep depression, look at her eyes and face during the vide, be careful. This video was beautiful and terrifying story at time it was released and was to point out that people happy on the surface often hurt inside... awesome song, perfect video.

[@ianbrooke6342]

I must have watched this video 50 times, love this song even though all I really need is Slash and his guitar.

[@purplebutterflywithabrokenwing]

If you look at her casket, it’s a mirror on the one side of her face. Do “Queen” live aid concert 😊🎶

[@philburton2223]

I alway felt like this was the 90' s version of Bohemian Rhapsody. Until November Rain we we hadn't had a rock opera since Bohemian. The 90's were awesome only surpassed by the 80's. Slash was rocking a Cross on that chain. This sweeping 9 minute song was on heavy repeat on MTV & the radio. Guns & Roses was the biggest rock & roll band @the time.The bride Stephanie Seymour was the # 1 Victoria Secret model @ the time; put all together with expensive budget. Epic.

[@mrspgp]

we had some fun '85-'92 those yrs, I went to see all the rock and metal bands, I had the big hair and all that 💩(the guys had it too but I am female lol)I was 18 in GnR's heydey and I am so glad there were no camera ph's and socials 🫢😂🤘🏻

[@ChingerBurger]

november rain is part of a trilogy

[@TiffyT.1212]

One of my favorites of Guns and Roses is Mr. Brownstone. One of their best and often overlooked imo.

[@mrbeetlebleu]

Agree. I love Mr. Brownstone. One of my favorites as well.

[@Melanie-AlwaysJustMe]

Cliff this is indeed a masterpiece from my time. I was a teen when this video n song came out. All of us couldnt figure out what killed her, i assumed maybe trampled by everyone running maybe or struck by lightening. The 90s had some of the best from the hairbands, as we called em lol. For me personally, i think the 70s had the best music though lol

[@yannhollister9091]

I feel so lucky that i was born in the 80's, i feel you man

[@ryanfromm715]

Slash is an amazing guitarist!

[@wildk4tmc421]

Appetite for destruction is one of the best albums.. welcome to the jungle is also awesome ❤

[@jungleking7835]

I was watching a young UK reactor yesterday watching Soundgarden for the first time, he must be @24 and he said, man "I was born in the wrong era". He's been listening to Rap most of his life. You said the same thing. Nothing wrong with Rap but 80's, 90's music just hits different.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

So many, many reactors say the same thing...they wish they grew up back in the day, and I don't blame them at all. We had a really great time, with great music.

[@lorijohnston4311]

One of the most beautiful, haunting masterpieces of a song with an equally mind blowing video.

[@dustinstephens7321]

Civil War is a song of theirs that not many people react to, but is one of their best.

[@ryanmallery7667]

This is an absolute masterpiece

[@docjohnson1]

Im sure its said but this is part 2 of a trilogy Dont cry November Rain Estranged

[@TOPCHEF19733]

It's based on a short story of a relationship that falls apart due to circumstances beyond the couple’s control. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of heartbreak and despair, but also of resilience and hope..This model/actress was Axl's girlfriend for a while

[@Brecken22]

Stephanie Seymour

[@v8ko]

Back in the day when music was always released on a Tuesday. I remember kicking it outside of a Tower records on that Tuesday lol.

[@Brecken22]

This song helped me through so much when I was younger. Love growing up in the 90's.

[@sandywaters4940]

I'm 51 yrs old & I Love All our music growing up. I didn't listen to much of rock when I was younger but Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi..."Livin' On A Prayer" which u must react from it I was born & still live in a kinda small city Terre Haute, IN. A few years back a couple here made a outside music venue called The Mill. Now this summer Slash will be here to perform. If anyone will be with him, I'm not sure. But I can't wait.

[@susiejo143]

Hell yes it's a beautiful masterpiece it's in my favorites ❤

[@leanngash4510]

OMG you have to check out Elton John Yellow Brick Road. I was lucky & grew up in this era. My grown son's have really long hair & feel they grew up in wrong time to.✌🏽💜

[@robmcgrath5202]

Yes, Elton John's Masterpiece Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies bleeding should definitely be hit.

[@annietrahan7322]

I’ve seen them live they were so good! I grew up in this era, and it was pretty awesome. I’ve seen so many rock bands.back when tickets were $20

[@smokestackmac3441]

You Could Be Mine from part2 is awesome too specially the video because it was in Terminator 2

[@flutterbyx79]

Ooof. High school flashbacks. The stir that wedding dress caused. Well, now I just wanna go back there.

[@KrisThroughGlass]

Guns n' Roses was my favorite band as a teenager in the 90s. Today I'm listening more to Tom MacDonald, Falling in Reverse, Slipknot, etc but I still like GnR old songs and Slash will always be my favorite guitarist. I hope you'll check out more GnR. Greetings from Germany

[@michaeltretina]

It was fun growing up when this stuff was coming out. MTV, leather jackets, boots, long hair, muscle cars, motorcycles, swap meets, drinking, smoking, working hard and hanging out with friends, going to concerts, playing guitars, drums and getting into trouble. Then going to work, using your hands and doing it again after work. Loving life!

[@BobRossRightHand]

I absolutely love this song. Just got this video in my recommended, I'm fairly young(23) and have only listened to pop and rap my entire life. I've heard a Kiss, Guns n Roses etc song every now and then because my mom have listened to rock since she was young. Last week Spotify for some reason added some old rock songs when I listened with smart shuffle and I was amazed, I've pretty much only listened to old rock now for the last 2 weeks. Even tho I love rap and kinda wish I was born during this time, it must've been amazing hearing these songs live with no phones in sight, just people vibing and enjoying themselves. When I enjoy songs I really like to read up on the artists/band and the story of them and their songs etc so I guess I'll give you some information I found when looking up this song. This song was extremely hyped, I've seen some say there was a countdown on MTV for like months for this song. The guitarist is named Slash, he's considered one of the greatest guitarist ever and the solo he did in this song is considered one of the best guitar solos ever(I'll have to agree). The outside shot when he played was awesome, I just thought "oh what a nice drone shot" but then I saw a comment saying that this was shot with a helicopter because there were no drones back in the 80/90's and that honestly makes it even cooler. If you want some more awesome songs I've found check out Smells like teen spirit - Nirvana Kickstart My Heart - Mötley Crue Californication - Red Hot Chilli Peppers Dreams - Fleetwood Mac Walk this way - Aerosmith Black Betty - Ram Jam Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@susanlindner8626]

I saw them as the opening band for Aerosmith back in 1989. They played the entire Appetite For Destruction album. It was awesome.

[@dalehammers4425]

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is an amazing song too, well worth a watch.

[@jenBuruato]

November Rain is not a stand-alone video but a part of trilogy (Don't Cry, November Rain, Estranged) which is based on the short story “Without You” by Del James, a friend of Axl Rose and the road manager for Guns N' Roses

[@ryanfromm715]

Song came out in 1991. Guns N Roses are one of my favorite rock bands. Iconic video. I used to be able to sound like Axl Rose before I smoked for years 😂

[@adrie22]

I love that youre branching out into other genres! I am forever grateful to my dad & his brothers for exposing me to rock music (my parents had me young). I still love Guns N Roses and got me into alternative rock afterwards. My parents did a really good job of exposing my brother and me to music early in life. I was born in the 80s, 90s 00s music is always it for me. I listen mostly to R&B, Hip Hop (none of that mumble rap crap), Chicago house music..then later kpop in late 00s..music has no boundaries in my ears.

[@trentonhartman-ti8bi]

Like your show

[@Vana1970]

Born 1970, we smoked, we drank, we rocked and we lived. I am so glad I am not young now.

[@soonerlilsis]

Same....social media would have been a disaster

[@08Melb]

I'm all here for more Guns N' Roses. Pick any song off of Appetite and you can't do wrong! Also, their set at the Freddie Mercury Tribute is gold!

[@stevecrisell108]

Great Reaction Cliff, A Classic Track. I Tell My Grandchildren That Although They Were Not Around When All The Quality Music Was Being Created, They Are Lucky To Have 50 Years Or So Of Archived Quality To Discover.

[@poisonlady1965]

The video was the dream he had when he attempted to ease the pain one night. It doesn’t really explain everything and leaves some to the imagination assuming you can think of the answer with though.

[@charleswest7974]

Yes they did Sweet child of mine 🤙

[@cautiouslyoptimistic1962]

Incredible talent. All of them. Great reaction.

[@DogDocKat]

This has been one of my fave songs of all time. Such a powerful song. The 80's and 90's were an amazing time for music 💜💜

[@KC-ck1mz]

Ahhh the memories of my Dad and I listening to Ilusion 1&2 are flooding back. Thank you! GNR are just legendary.

[@AishaIsFabulous-x-]

Yes, yes and YES! 💜 Slash is a Brit; He's the UK's gift to you ~ You're very welcome! 🤭 Great reaction. Lots of Love from the UK 💜 -x-

[@Sarahj-ho1jx]

Half English, Half American, his mum was in the industry I believe

[@jenniferfoster1692]

@@Sarahj-ho1jx Yes, American mom, she was a designer for a bunch of artists, including David Bowie, who Slash wrote that he walked in on them fooling around, lol. He's definitely a dual US/UK citizen.

[@PattyH65]

I did Sweet child of mine and welcome to the jungle and those are the only two that popped to the top of my head

[@BearIslandTV]

I love how halfway through this just becomes one long Slash solo with different flavors thrown in behind it and it’s absolutely perfect

[@Paul-q3m7k]

You were bro . Our era kicked serious ass !

[@Searles007]

This video is the second part of a trilogy. First is "Don't Cry" and third is "Estranged." GNR first # one in the USA was "Sweet Child o' Mine." 💚🤙🏼

[@wodm]

i know its part 3 but my vhs copy said part 4 of the trilogy lol

[@jamjam8793]

Forever my favorite GnR song!

[@fabiomagalhaes7292]

This is one of the best songs ever written and one of the most memorable video clips of all time, that solo outside the chappel is one of the most iconic images i've ever seen

[@missshirley9893]

We felt things deeper then

[@amberannification]

You should check out Goodnye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John. That is a really great song.

[@StalkerArea51]

it took 10 years to compose this... proof that no need to rush in making a masterpiece

[@kathymcguire8287]

This song is awesome and my favorite from them!❤❤❤😊

[@milagrosperez2856]

You were born at the perfect time so today, you could be doing this and keep these classics alive