Guns N 'Roses rock band just released a music video for the song It's So Easy which was delayed for almost 30 years. The clip was released ahead of the re-launch of their classic album Appetite For Destruction in June.
Previously, this music video has been filmed in a show in Los Angeles in 1989. As a distraction, the video also featured a vulgar scene that later lead to rejection and canceled released.
Based on a report, reported NME, the video was originally rejected MTV and Guns N 'Roses decided to save it for almost 30 years.
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In the newly released video, the band's frontman Axl Rose had expressed his opinion about the choice of saving the clip.
"If we make good videos for MTV, we could make it a bestseller, but we'd rather spend 150,000 dollars to make something we want to see," he said.
For now, It's So Easy video can only be watched through the Apple Music streaming music service.
Meanwhile, the re-release of Appetite For Destruction album will be packed in a special package containing 73 tracks, with 49 of them unreleased songs. This package will be sold for 849.99 pounds (Rp16, 1 million). The album is planned for release back on June 29th.
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On the other hand, at the end of November, Guns N 'Roses will mark their comeback to Jakarta through a concert. Their performance in Jakarta will be part of a series of tours titled 'Not in This Lifetime ... Tour' which was held since April 2016 ago.
However, there is no further information regarding the location and price of the concert tickets.
In addition to Indonesia, American hard rock band will also be visited other Asian countries, such as the Philippines (November 11), Malaysia (November 14), Taiwan (November 17), and Hong Kong (20-21 November), and Abu Dabi (November 25).
The concert tour also marked the appearance of Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan formations since 'Use Your Illusion Tour' in 1993.