2 Quick Gn'R music video q's

[Nightrain198704]

Can someone out there help me with these q's....
First off, is the "You Could Be Mine" video on the Terminator 2: Extreme ed. DVD?
and is there anyway to see the banned "It's So Easy" video from 1989?
Why weren't these 2 videos on the "Welcome to the Videos" compilation? I assume the YCBM video was because of copyrights , but why no ISE?

thanks.

[nemo]

as far as i know, james cameron has the rights to the ycbm video, and axl tried to get rid of the its so easy vid when the whole abuse thing came up

i think gnrgreece has the its so easy vid for download

[bill213]

The YCBM video IS NOT on the Extreme T2 DVD

[Mutherfunker]

Here is the exact situation regarding YCBM and Terminator 2, as explained on the T2 Ultimate DVD:

"While the licensing dance between the film and the song continues to this day (as each new usage demands a new licensing agreement and fee, since each side only agreed to pay for or grant the specific rights necessary at the time rather than working out agreements in perpetuity, thereby keeping their options open and their costs down), at the time it formed a perfect synergy that gave a boost to both parties, in publicity and in sales"

This is followed by about 15 stills from the video and then:

The song, featured in the film both as source music on Tim's boom box and over the latter half of the end credits went to the top of the charts. After sneaking on MTV before it's official MTV Premiere on June 19, 1991, You Could Be Mine topped MTV's request list for weeks. The first single from the Use Your Illusion II album debuted on radio June 18, 1991 and the cassingle (with flip side Civil War) hit record stores on June 25, 1991

Hope everyone finds this interesting  

@#$%Muther

[SlashFan]

Here is the exact situation regarding YCBM and Terminator 2, as explained on the T2 Ultimate DVD:

"While the licensing dance between the film and the song continues to this day (as each new usage demands a new licensing agreement and fee, since each side only agreed to pay for or grant the specific rights necessary at the time rather than working out agreements in perpetuity, thereby keeping their options open and their costs down), at the time it formed a perfect synergy that gave a boost to both parties, in publicity and in sales"

This is followed by about 15 stills from the video and then:

The song, featured in the film both as source music on Tim's boom box and over the latter half of the end credits went to the top of the charts. After sneaking on MTV before it's official MTV Premiere on June 19, 1991, You Could Be Mine topped MTV's request list for weeks. The first single from the Use Your Illusion II album debuted on radio June 18, 1991 and the cassingle (with flip side Civil War) hit record stores on June 25, 1991

Hope everyone finds this interesting  

@#$%Muther

I thought that was interesting