Channel: MTV
Length: 0:13:35
Original air date: 199?
Producer: Charlie Singer

This show is actually parts of an interview with Axl, done by Kurt Loder on August 31, 1990 in Axl's own garden.
   These things were also shown during the interview:

* An MTV news story from November 11, 1989 about the MTV VMA's that year.
* Live shots from a show when "Welcome To The Jungle" was played.


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Channel: MTV
Length: 0:20:44
Original air date: 1992

This show tells the story of Guns N' Roses from 1985 to 1992. The narrator is Kurt Loder. During the story these things were shown:

Interview clips
W. Axl Rose - August 31, 1990
W. Axl Rose - 19??
W. Axl Rose - 199?
Slash - 19??
Slash - 19??
Slash - 19??
Duff - 199?
Duff - 199?
Duff - 199?
Matt - 199?
Matt - 199?
Gilby - 199?
Gilby - 199?
Dizzy - 199?

Concert footage
Feb 2, 1988 - New York, NY, The Ritz
Jan, 1991 - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Maracana Stadium
May 9, 1991 - San Fransisco, CA, The Warfield
May 16, 1991 - New York, NY, The Ritz
May 24, 1991 - East Troy, WI, Alpine Valley Music Theatre
April 20, 1992 - London, England, Wembley Stadium
May 20, 1992 - Prague, Czechoslovakia, Strahov Stadium

Video clips
Sweet Child O' Mine
Welcome To The Jungle
Paradise City
Patience
You Could Be Mine
Live And Let Die
November Rain

Other Stuff
* Footage from a press conference done by Slash and Duff.
* Footage from a press conference done by Slash and Lars Ulrich.
* Footage from an Aerosmith show were Slash [and Axl??] guested.
* Clips from a Jeff Beck interview before the Paris PPV show.
* Footage from a rehearsal in Paris, France on June 5, 1992.


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Channel: MTV
Length: 0:53:06
Original air date: 1992

This was a show where Guns N' Roses' most famous videos were shown. Slash made comments about some of them.

Intro [0:00:11]
Slash about "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" [0:00:59]
Video - "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" [0:07:59]
Slash about "November Rain" [0:00:49]
Video - "November Rain" [0:08:48]
Video - "Yesterdays" [0:02:56]
Slash about "Don't Cry" [0:00:59]
Video - "Don't Cry [Originial]" [0:04:33]
Slash about "You Could Be Mine" [0:00:28]
Video - "You Could Be Mine" [0:06:09]
Video - "Live And Let Die" [0:03:02]
Video - "Patience" [0:05:30]
Slash about "Welcome To The Jungle" [0:00:41]
Video - "Welcome To The Jungle" [0:04:21]
Slash about "Sweet Child O'Mine" [0:00:48]
Video - "Sweet Child O'Mine" [0:04:51]



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Country: Sweden
Channel: SVT 2
Length: 0:28:53
Original air date: August 17, 1993

Go here to read what was said in the interview.

Intro [0:15]
Video - "Welcome To The Jungle" [0:45]
Still shots with member info (Jungle audio continues) [0:53]
Video Mix - "Sweet Child O'Mine"/"Patience"/"You Could Be Mine" [0:18]
Backstage Tour [3:31]
Slash Interview by Tony Balogh - Part I [0:15]
Live from the STHLM show - It's So Easy [1:27]
Slash Interview - Part II [0:40]
Video - "Live And Let Die" [0:11]
Slash Interview - Part III [1:43]
Video - "Yesterdays" [0:25]
Slash Interview - Part IV [0:29]
Video - "Dead Horse" [0:58]
Slash Interview - Part V [2:37]
Video - Mama Said (Always On The Run) [0:10]
Slash Interview - Part VI [1:47]
Video - "Paradise City" [0:19]
Slash Interview - Part VII [1:09]
Video - "Don't Cry [Originial]" [1:50]
Slash Interview - Part VIII [1:24]
Video - Knockin' On Heaven's Door [0:51]
Slash Interview - Part IX [3:00]
Video - "Garden Of Eden" [2:02]
Slash Interview - Part X [0:50]
Video - "November Rain" [0:05]
Slash Interview - Part XI [0:55]
Video - "Patience" [2:03]



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Country: Sweden
Channel: Kanal 5
Original air date: End of 1997

This was a series of 10 shows. Slash was in one of them and talked about divorces.


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Channel: MTV
Length: 0:20:58
Original air date: 1998

This show was about Rock 'N' Roll feuds througout the history. There were quite a lot of GN'R related things in this:

During the intro parts of the "Welcome To The Jungle" video was shown, Vince Neil talked about Axl and footage from the St. Louis show in 1991 that ended in a riot was also shown.
   Later in the show they talked about the feud between Vince Neil and Axl. They showed parts from an interview with Vince Neil and parts from an interview that MTV's Kurt Loder did with Axl on August 31, 1990, in Axl's home.
   Then, when they talked about reunions, the wedding footage from the "November Rain" video was shown.
   The intro to "Since I Don't Have You" was in the background when pics from the trial against Axl in St. Louis 1992 was shown.
   A very short piece from an interview with Slash was shown, after which footage from October 24, 1988 when Guns was interviewed by MTV in New York, came.
   At the end of the show, Duff, Axl and Slash was shown thanking the crowd after a show.


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Channel: MTV
Length: 0:20:54
Original air date: 1998
Producer: David P Levin

This show is basically an updated version of the original Rockumentary MTV did on Guns N' Roses. It tells the story of the band and throughout the show, these things are shown:

Interview clips
W. Axl Rose & Slash - 198?
W. Axl Rose - 19??
W. Axl Rose - 19??
Slash - 19??
Duff McKagan - 198?
Duff McKagan - 19??
Steven Adler - 198?

Concert footage
"Mr. Brownstone" from Feb 2, 1988 - New York, NY, The Ritz
"Welcome To The Jungle" from Sep 7, 1988 - Los Angeles, CA [MTV VMA]

Video clips
Patience

Other Stuff
* A collection of MTV news reports about Guns N' Roses from 1990 to 1998.
* Footage from when Slash rehearse on a stage somewhere.
* "My Michelle" is played in the background at one point.
* Footage from the MTV VMAs in September 1989.


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Channel: VH-1
Original air date: August 12, 1997
This was a broadcast of parts of an Alice Cooper concert at the Cabo Wabo club in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (June 2, 1996). Slash played on "Elected". This show was also released on CD as "A Fistful Of Alice".


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Channel: MTV
Original air date: 1998

Slash appeared on one episode of this series.


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Channel: E!
Original air date: October 7, 1999
This particular episode of this series was about porn queen Savannah. She was a girlfriend of Slash.


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Country: Norway
Channel: NRK 2
Length: 1:30:00
Original air date: January 8, 2000

This show was advertised in Norwegian papers with this text: "The American hardrock band is scheduled to release a new studio album in Feb / March".
   Since this was on January 8, 2000 (w/ years since anything new w/ Guns on TV), those who watched it got pretty disappointed. It turned out that the program was the first part of the Tokyo show (Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Dome - Feb 22, 1992) that's been released as a home video.


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Channel: VH-1 Germany
Original air date: June 29, 1999

Slash appeared in this VH-1 show and picked five videos to be played; En Vogue's "Free Your Mind", The Rolling Stones' "Waiting On A Friend", Sinead O'Connor's "Nothing Compares 2 U", Aerosmith's "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)", and AC/DC's "Highway To Hell".


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Channel: MTV
Original air date: 1999

Slash was interviewed in this MTV show which (quite obvious ;-) listed the top 100 videos of all time. He was also a guest host for a while.


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Original air date: February 19, 2000

This was a documentary about American stadium rock bands. Alice Cooper hosted the show and Slash, Duff and Matt was interviewed about GN'R. They talked about when they got signed and the Use Your Illusion tour. GN'R was rated third best of the ten stadium bands (Aerosmith was no. 1)


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In one episode is "Welcome To The Jungle" played for about 10 seconds.


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Channel: VH-1

Slash is interviewed in this VH-1 documentary about Alice Cooper.


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Channel: VH-1
This VH-1 documentary about Weird Al Yankovic contains footage from when he and some other guy dressed up like Axl and Slash and played "Welcome To The Jungle".


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Slash appears in this E! show about a band called Makeup.


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Channel: CNN Europe

This is a CNN Europe show which is about Jim Marshall and his amps. There's footage from Slash's home studio and and interview w/ him about Marshall amps.


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Original air date: July 28, 1995

Slash played himself in the episode "Sleeper".


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Channel: Sci-Fi Channel
Original air date: May 9, 1997

Duff plays a drummer in a vampire punk rock band in the episode "Stoker". It was shot in March of 1997.


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Slash plays a dj, called Hank, at a radio station in the episode "In The Groove".


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Original air date: Sep 30, 1998

Slash played himself in the episode "In Ramada Da Vida". He is doing an audition for the guitar player spot in Drew Carey's band. A lot of other rock stars appeared in this episode, including Joey Ramone and Dave Mustaine.


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Original air date: ??, 2000

This was a three hour special show about GN'R aired in Italy. It contained a lot of videos, live footage and interviews. As finish, "Coma" from the Japanese/vinyl version of "Live Era '87 - '93" was played along with a video collage.


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Channel: VH-1
Original air date: ??, 2000

This was a show in which Nigel Dick and Andy Morahan (directors of most GN'R videos) talked about the video shootings with GN'R.


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Original air date: November 2, 1991

In one episode there was a sketch called "Kiddie Metal". Kiefer Sutherland played Slash and Adam Sandler played Axl. They were doing commercial for a Guns N' Roses album called "Kiddie Metal".


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Channel: E!
Original air date: 199?
Slash appears a couple of times in this documentary about Sam Kinison.


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Channel: VH-1
Original air date: June 20, 2000

In each episode of this VH-1 show four celebrities discuss a certain topic. Matt Sorum appeared, together with, among others, Metallica's Lars Ulrich, to discuss the best song from a female artist.


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Channel: TV 4
Original air date: June 16, 2000

In Sweden, every day of the year has one or two names, and people called that name are celebrated that day (ie if David is the name of June 25, and you're name is David, someone might bring you a gift on June 25). The names of June 16 are "Axel" and "Axelina".
  A Swedish TV station have a 5-min show in which they show a celebrity with that day's name, and on June 16 they showed Axl. They talked about his "disappearance" from the musical scene and showed some footage from the Stockholm show in 1993.


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Channel: VH-1
Original air date: August 21, 2000

When this show had the top-20 Rock N' Roll crimes, Axl was #20. They mentioned his several arrests and showed footage from the St. Louis riot in 1991.


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Channel: MTV
Original air date: October 21, 2000
Slash and his guitar tech Adam Day was interviewed about the breakup of GN'R, and what Slash is doing now.


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Channel: FX Networks
Original air date: December 8, 2000
Slash was interviewed on this show.


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