Perhaps Official Video Released

[Ignatius]

Video is pretty cool. Love the behind the scenes footage.


369,000 views on YouTube. #30 on Trending. It'll probably get more views than Hard Skool.

[AdZ]

This video is fucking sick. Looks great, love that it's uploaded in 4K, slick and looks cool as fuck.

[cineater]

Oh that was so much better.     Axl's vocals come through clearly.  It was Dizzy's piano solo I liked. 

[kyrie]

#12 on trending now

[kyrie]

#9 trending on YT - cracking the top 10. I don't remember Hard Skool doing that but I could be wrong.

[PermissionToLand]

Glad they used footage from the latest leg of the tour, Axl has slimmed down and I dig his new outfit with the shiny pants.



He used to wear such diverse and modern looking clothing on the UYI tour, IDK what changed but I don't think the cowboy boots and jeans suit him.

[kunzerd]

So happy we’re out of the hat and sun glasses period.


And I have to say the cinematography here is great, and the level of detail in these shots is amazing. Wonder what camera / lens combo they went with.

Do you think they did all this shooting just for this video or could there be a concert film style doc covering the reformation? That’d be pretty interesting.

[JAEBALL]

Really like the song … love the video 

[crash_diet]

The video must only have been made in the last few weeks. There's a lot of footage from Glastonbury and Hyde Park.

...and Athens, Greece, too ... so excited to see it 😍
 
 

[rebelhipi]

Is that Jarmo at 0:14?

[jarmo]

Is that Jarmo at 0:14?

No, looks like Sante D'Orazio to me.




/jarmo

[DeN]

that's great to have a real new video of the band.

we will probably only have live videos now but I would really like them to try videos with little stories like Since I Don't Have You for example

[oldfan]

good song, really like the video 

[poorlakers]

Enjoyed very much!

[gcluskey]

I think the days of big budget cinematic videos like Estranged and November Rain are gone. Not complaining though, live footage videos look amazing and they can be put together pretty quickly at a fraction of the cost.

[kyrie]

I think the days of big budget cinematic videos like Estranged and November Rain are gone. Not complaining though, live footage videos look amazing and they can be put together pretty quickly at a fraction of the cost.

Not necessarily. What cost a fortune back in the day tends to be a fair bit cheaper now. So maybe not "big budget" but cinematic, sure. You can only do so many live footage music videos after all.

One idea for Guns, something along the lines of Johnny Cash's video for his Hurt cover. Kind of a look back over the years. That could be interesting, to see how much the band has changed over time.

[cineater]

I'm liking the song a lot better from the video.  Maybe I clicked on the wrong thing when I first heard that garbled mess on the release.

[gcluskey]

I think the days of big budget cinematic videos like Estranged and November Rain are gone. Not complaining though, live footage videos look amazing and they can be put together pretty quickly at a fraction of the cost.

Not necessarily. What cost a fortune back in the day tends to be a fair bit cheaper now. So maybe not "big budget" but cinematic, sure. You can only do so many live footage music videos after all.

One idea for Guns, something along the lines of Johnny Cash's video for his Hurt cover. Kind of a look back over the years. That could be interesting, to see how much the band has changed over time.

Yes the video for 'Yesterdays' did that with the old pics of the band. This new one reminds me of the 'Paradise City' video with the black & white behind the scenes and live concert footage. Seeing them perform is really how I like seeing them anyway.

[Walapino]

Love the video and Perhaps is a grower! 

[kyrie]

I think the days of big budget cinematic videos like Estranged and November Rain are gone. Not complaining though, live footage videos look amazing and they can be put together pretty quickly at a fraction of the cost.

Not necessarily. What cost a fortune back in the day tends to be a fair bit cheaper now. So maybe not "big budget" but cinematic, sure. You can only do so many live footage music videos after all.

One idea for Guns, something along the lines of Johnny Cash's video for his Hurt cover. Kind of a look back over the years. That could be interesting, to see how much the band has changed over time.

Yes the video for 'Yesterdays' did that with the old pics of the band. This new one reminds me of the 'Paradise City' video with the black & white behind the scenes and live concert footage. Seeing them perform is really how I like seeing them anyway.

Totally forgot they did that with Yesterdays. Though I think it would have more impact now that 30 years has passed since the 90s

On an unrelated note - the Perhaps video has passed 2M views on YT inside of four days.