One thing I like about it is that you are brought back to the golden era of the band. Obviously the 80s was their real peak, but the early to mid 90s is when they were at the top of their game as a world famous band.

To illustrate from my perspective how huge they were: I grew up in a small city in Scandinavia, but I lived on the outskirts so I was only in the city when my parents brought me there for something. We had one television channel, our version of the BBC. I had 3 neighbors and no brothers. No MTV, didn't listen to radio, and no magazines. None of my friends had any musical interests. And yet I was fully aware that there was a guy called Michael Jackson out there, and a scary band called Guns N' Roses. That was literally my entire musical perspective at 8-9 years old.

Strange to think that it only lasted a handful of years and then poof it feel off the surface of the Earth. When I started getting into music in 1996, they might as well have been broken up for 20 years. There was no trace of them in the current musical scene.

Thanks man.

Can see why they never released it. Footage is great but as a production it's not all that. Sort of aimless, not delving deep enough. Too short to be a real concert video, though they could have easily added songs to make it longer.

Funny how hyped this has always been. It's just a whatever tour video bands release as filler material for promo.

I just logged in. Must have been 15 years at least since the last time.

What a time capsule. Jarmo hasn't changed his avatar or signature since 2006. Layout is still exactly the same (which is good tbh).

If I ask my friends who Chris Pratt is they will have no idea. If I show them a picture they will probably have seen his face somewhere. I suppose that's where it will be at. Known faces with unknown names.

I forgot about AI. That hasn't really begun yet despite being very advanced. They will totally start to resurrect old actors from the past once the technology becomes good enough. Make another Rambo with a young Stallone. Bring back Cary Grant. Bet on it. Imagine the crossover movies they could do with that.