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Could Have Been Worse, But It's Good. moreCast
(Credited cast) | Steven Adler | ... | Himself / Drummer |
| Gilby Clarke | ... | Himself / Guitars |
| Jennifer Driver | ... | Axl's girlfriend on 'Since i don't have you' video (archive footage) |
| Erin Everly | ... | Herself ("Don't Cry" video) |
| Shannon Hoon | ... | Himself ("Don't Cry" video) |
| Robert John | ... | Himself - Official Guns N' Roses photographer |
| Duff McKagan | ... | Himself / Bass |
| Riki Rachtman | ... | Himself |
 | Dizzy Reed | ... | Himself / Keyboards |
| W. Axl Rose | ... | Himself / Vocals |
| Stephanie Seymour | ... | Herself ("November Rain" video) |
| Slash | ... | Himself / Guitars |
| Matt Sorum | ... | Himself / Drums |
| Izzy Stradlin | ... | Himself / Guitars |
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It wasn't what I would expect from a Guns N Roses video collection. Overall, I liked it. There were some I could expect to be better, like Paradice City. It could have been a little more than just a performance. Welcome To The Jungle pretty much proved that it was the undestined theme for Cops. Sweet Child O Mine, another performance, a little bit of a story. Patience, the first time I saw it, I didn't like it, then when I saw it again, it wasn't half bad. Don't Cry was one of the best ones. It had a story, a little performing (which is OK), and was just plain good. Live and Let Die showed the band as kids (wasn't bad). November Rain was excellent. Yesterdays was nothing great. Dead Hores was good. The Garden was a mix good and bad. Estranged proved what the song meant. Since I Don't Have You wasn't bad. Would I recommend it? Yeah!