The second video that I watch is “November Rain” by Gun’s And Roses. The video entailed a couple being wed and interspersed by the band, performing in theatre with an orchestra. It also shows the band, who are drinking together in a pub. One of the best parts of the video is shown after Slash, their Lead Guitarist, who is acting as the ring bearer gave the ring to the couple and went out of the church to play the first guitar solo. During the latter part of the video, the wedding reception is shown where after some time, it rained which ruined the reception. After that part, another church scene is shown but instead of a wedding, a funeral scene is shown which shows the wife in a casket. The other best part of the video is when Slash plays another guitar solo on top of a grand piano.
The third video that I watch is “Always with Me, Always with You” by Joe Satriani. Although it is an instrumental song, I chose this because it is one of Satriani’s songs that made instrumental rock popular. The video is simple but great. The video just shows Satriani, along with his band, performing in the desert. It also shows a woman dancing slowly in the desert. The video also shows Satriani doing many guitar techniques like hammer-ons, bending, tapping and harmonics.
This three video that I watched are all classic rock songs even though they have different styles. “One” is the heaviest of them all. “November Rain” on the other hand is some kind of a classic rock and roll although the first part is quite slow. “Always with Me, Always with You” is typical slow instrumental rock. All they have in common is the all emphasize on band-performance rather than story. Even if the first two have other scenes than performance, it could be seen that the performance is more emphasized. In addition, all these three songs have reached the Billboard Top 100 during their times. Although these videos are old, it can be seen how the music scene has changed.

3 comments:
Sorry i forgot add a title..=)
it's supposed to be "Music Video Analysis"
i'm curious that you chose songs popularized before your generation. im quite familiar with these songs/videos and artists, especially that my brother's in a band that plays exactly these kinds of songs. haha. look up "el guitarista" on youtube.com. sige, good luck! :)
Wow. Old school rock. I'm a bit surprised. I like your choice of songs. Most of my friends listen to this genre so I'm kind of "in the loop", if I may say. xD Hah, I'm lame.
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