You mean, "I want that IV and his airway protected!" is not the chorus?!

@@whythatspreposterous hahahahahahahahahahaha

I know Axl took a lot of flak over the scale of these albums, but he truly took them from post-punk Aerosmith wannabes to the archetypal 80s LA rock band to things like this which are almost prog, almost opera and the closest I can think of is things like Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.

@@cybertrophic that isn't unfair, however regardless of how "Ax is the face/lead/voice" you want to go ... you're still left with the Ego. 'Five Guys That Nobody Could Tell What To Do" ... turned into a 20, 20, 20, 15, 25 royalty split ... into a "active contribution membership" way too quickly. Especially when you look at #Snakepit. #Slash, #Matt, Gilby were in both bands, would bring Ax a new song ... Ax would reject it as "not good enough" so they took it to the pit, polished it ... then Ax accused them of "stealing the song he didn't want" ... not "once or twice, but Repeatedly.

in all the years i have tried to describe this song.. that's closest 👍😀

Same, first time ive heard this i was 17. Im 38 right now.

right!

G 'n R soundtrack to my life!!!! \,,/(*-*)\,,/ ❤💛💙💜 \,,/(*-*)\,,/ ☠🌹💜🎩🎶🥁💥🎸🎙🎵🪦🥀

@@totylow heard them I it at 15, 49 and finally saw G'nR live in 2019. \,,/(*-*)\,,/💜💙❤💛

@@CultJam999 wow🥰 i never got the chance thou😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

If they hate it for it's length then they aren't really GnR fans anyway...

Mine too ❤

Same ♥

Me three

I'll get on this bus.

Room for another on this bus?

NIGHTRAIN!

Definitely Nightrain!

and you could be mine too..both are stunning tracks!

NIGHTRAIN.

PLEASE. Dont know how he hasnt reacted to these

Tony Guagliardo Right Next Door to Hell is pretty great as well.

@@Bradford659 and bad apples

one of slash best solos

Dead Horse also

I love that song (Don’t damn me) since the first time I listened to it when the album came out, but they never play it live. I read somewhere that it is imposible to sing it as the most of it gives not time for breathing. I do not know if it is true...

Same! The "I wish you could see this, 'cause there's nothing to see..." still gives me goosebumps 15 years later

It's always been my favorite of there's too. With this coming out pre-internet and social media I always thought I was alone in my sentiment with how non-traditional it is. It'll never be a pop hit. It's really cool to see the love songs like this get and that I wasn't alone in my assessment of it.

YES BEEN SAYING THAT FOREVER

I'm always saying it

NIGHTRAIN!!!!

Yes!!!

He obviously doesn't look at suggestionike he says

My fav

They’ve been playing it on the last tour too. Watching them do it live was the best part of the show for me!

I know this song but I’m not a die hard fan. GNR might be my, ballpark, 20th favorite band.

I LOVE COMA AHAHAH

Best song ever....

You can’t suggest these deep cuts all the time! I love them too don’t get me wrong but as a beginner it is important to hear some bangers so that he keeps reacting and then it’s time for deep cuts

BREAKDOWN!!

Breakdown doesn’t get nearly enough love

Right Next Door to Hell

Love all of those songs.

While the lyrics are Axl’s, I believe the song was originally written by Slash and the band completed it.

@@CraigKostelecky what does that even mean.. so basically every song they've ever made?

@@nachocheez9690 No. While most songs are generally credited to the entire band, some songs were more from one person than others. This is one of those songs that Axl makes sure to call a Slash song.

I could be wrong but isnt locomotive slash's baby?

@@spyrosbreath95 axl said this was his baby in an MTV interview with Kurt loder I guess it was before UYI came out ... I've never heard locomotive being described as slash's baby but u may be right idk

yes!!!!! apparently izzy hated playing the song bc of the constant change of key hahahah

@@spyrosbreath95 both of them are

Also important to mention that the lyrics are very specifically talking about a suicide attempt

It wasn't an overdose. It was a suicide attempt.

Slash wrote it

Feel the same. This is a MASTER piece that i always wanted a video music of it.

@@robertmckinnon7003 Thanks, my memory’s a little fuzzy.

@@user-ve6ok5kp9k From what I’ve read and heard in interviews, Slash wrote the music and Axl the lyrics. I could be wrong, but I thought I just watched an interview two weeks ago where Axl said that.

Dont make songs like coma n get in the ring these days

Get in the ring is a absolute classic also nightrain is a badass song followed with bad obsession

I heard a live version and they missed/skipped the background sounds and imo was crap especially for a first listen , studio version 100% live version 45% but that's just my opinion

@@RavenMacy mainly talking about Slash.... Axl’s vocals were questionable that night in Jax lol

Do a new video on this one AND pay attention to the lyrics!! 😎

I seen them perform it when they toured with Metallica in 92. I will never forget that concert.

@@CB-ep8mf i was 15 when i saw them in Orlando on that tour... was the 2nd show i’d been to and is still the best concert of my life... Faith No More was pretty sick too

Right there with ya, sir.

Yeah, I mean, its like taking a bite and swallowing without even tasting it. I think he is used to songs that don't have to be listened to as closely to get the gist of. That and he is super young. I remember when I was a teen that I would listen to a song and love/hate it and not know a third of the lyrics. Then I'd revisit the song later in life and be 'wow, so that is what that song I heard so much actually was saying?'. At his age, I doubt he cares overly much.

@@stanleymyrick4068 it's not necessarily an age thing, though it could be. Some people just don't care about lyrics as much as they do for music and melody.

Especially when English is your first language it shouldn't be too hard to understand the lyrics. I myself need to see them written, since it isn't my first language. But it looks like he has those on screen as well lol.

It was younger generations that were taught to listen to the meaning behind lyrics, as well as in writing. They don't do that anymore, but it's still amazing how the music still touches people the same and relay the same emotions.

@@mommabear3594 I'm 26... There are more than plenty of younger people that definitely care about and pay attention to lyrics. Just as I know plenty of people much older than me that are more about the music like myself. What's with the need to have this generational nonsense? It's just depends who you are. It's hardly anything to do with age.

And the ride only gets better and better each time!

Yep!

The ODing was 1986.

He's a kid. Give him time.

It's the ADD generation

Exactly

@@spackle9999 lol im 12 and im a huge fan of gnr and i dont mind 14 minutes

@@kasvain7579 lol I still consider 14mins a short song.

slash birthed it but yes 😂😂

Best reaction channel on KZfaq? Hell no

There peole that do the deep cuts,just that you need to find the right one. Theres a KZfaq channel called 'The Nickadoug Express' and he's reacted to all GnR songs apart from lies and Chinese democracy.

After all of these years, I still don’t know if he is straddling or not.

@@CraigKostelecky I don't think I have seen it Straddling only Stradlin.

Always loved the Izzy influenced songs extra bluesy

Hey, Axl's awesome but that's just categorically false lol. In HISTORY, there was a dude named Tim Storms who had 10 octaves. Axl is 4th among modern singers, behind Mike Patton, Diamanda Galás, and David Lee Roth. Patton is 6 octaves, and Axl, Galás , and Roth each have five octaves, but the other 2 can go just a touch higher (or could. Roth is garbage now).

I agree with Mystress. Axl is amazing, but this claim is demonstrably false.

@@Mystress1980 Axl Rose has 6 octaves in his prime and as far as I know there are only 8 octaves so how can that one singer have 10?

Only us oldies but goodies know what candy stripers were. Lol

@@bidencrimefamilymottof-cky953 I'm imagining someone painting red spiral stripes on little white candies with a tiny brush.

And Faithfully!

Yes!! Legendary song!

ha ha

He doesn't listen or pay attention he still doesn't remember Axl name after 10 GNR songs

@@nathanparrish9136 thats alright, my man appreciates the music and thats good enough.

This was my favourite song since I got the album back in 1991. I was only 10 years old but I NEEDED this album (Use your illusion 1 , but also UYI 2) saved up money, did some mowing and all kid of thing, what ever to get the money. Still is one of my favourite songs..

It’s so good

THANK YOU THAT HAS TO BE THE NEXT

I suspect him to have already check it in private !

It's much more for Slash, he was declared dead for about 5 minutes, not Axl.

The song is about when Axl got in a argument and got stressed and he downed a hole bottle of pills and ended up in the hospital and Axl was free of all stress when in the hospital.

Axl wrote the song, slash and Izzy the music

@@katara69 that is correct, the music was already written tho, Axl just wrote over the instrumental, a masterpiece 🔥🔥🔥

@@Naganochilango you are right! I think Axl didn’t know what to write to that song and then when he woke up it suddenly all came into his head and he just wrote it in like 10min. The ending lyrics are the best I have ever heard. My fav song

Lol Isaac

Yes absolutely loving the picks you're doing from the 80's genre.. G-n-R is my all time favorite.. motley Crue definitely a great one... Pretty soon you should be ready for some Ozzy..lol😉😆

@@bethsweet2228 those are the most fun reactions LOL. But he's a natural born Entertainer

Yes, that’s what I remember hearing him say! That right there. I knew I wasn’t crazy.

Axl's girlfriend: "All you wanna do is have sex, sex, sex!!"

@@mangerinegirl In an interview, on August 31, 1990, with MTV's Kurt Loder on Famous Last Words, Axl talks about the song "Coma": There's a song called Coma that's like 11 minutes 45 seconds long with no chorus. And I think there was only one verse that somewhere it repeats itself. It's Slash's baby. It's his monster. The song used to be called Girth. But I started writing about when I OD'ed 4 years ago. The reason I OD'd was because of stress. I couldn't take it. And I just grabbed the bottle of pills in an argument and just gulped them down and I ended up in the hospital. But I liked that I wasn't in the fight anymore and I was fully conscious that I was leaving. I liked that. But then I go, all of a sudden, my first real thoughts were that "okay, you haven't toured enough. The record's not going to last; it's going to be forgotten. This and that, you have work to do. Get out of this." And I went "No!" and I woke up, you know, and pulled myself out of it. But in the describing of that, some people could take it wrong and think this means "go put yourself into a coma," you know. And so it's really tricky, and I'm still playing with the words to figure out how to, like, show some hope in there

3 of my favorites along with coma. That's it i am going to see them this year 😅