Sound: Being one of the smaller gigs that Guns N' Roses played on the Appetite For Destruction tour it isnt as great sounding in the first couple of songs but you do get used to it and eventually begin to enjoy the concert as a whole. Because the concert was originally recored for MTV the concert it does sensor out a few of the words in a couple of the songs. Axl's voice sounds graet as he bursts out lyrics to the Appetite For Destruction album. Slash's guitaring is possibly the best that I have ever seen him play for GN'R. It's good to see the original band as a whole with Izzy and Stephen playing their hearts out for the show. // 10
Content: There are a few different versions of this concert on DVD. I have the version where the band plays up to the end of Welcome To The Jungle and then it stops. Even though there are no special features on the DVD it is an impressive buy. The setlist of the show is:
01. It's So Easy
02. Mr. Brownstone
03. Out Ta Get Me
04. Sweet Child O' Mine
05. My Michelle
06. Knockin' On Heavens Door
07. Welcome To The Jungle
Even though the setlist here is short I I favour this Guns N Roses DVD because of it really does show you what a great live band Guns N Roses were. Axl has conversations with the audience and the bands effort of commitment in their playing is reflected by the audiences feedback to the band. The DVD does actually make you feel that you are part of the performance which is why I favour it so much. // 8
Production Quality: As the concert was filmed for MTV it always has focus on the band. There are close ups and many angles of which the camera goes from to make the band stand out. However, the only thing it doesn't do is really bring any attention to the audience. This is probobly the only disappointing factor of the DVD. // 9
Impression: As it was the Appetite fror Destruction tour that this was filmed for it really gave you the fascination that was the original Guns N' Roses line up. This is possibly the best live performance DVD that I own. The band play the songs on it almost as if they were actually on record. And to be honest, I've always thought that Guns N' Roses were more of a live performance band rather than a Video band. This DVD clearly portrays the bands abilities and shows this well. // 10
