On February 18th, 1992. the music video for American Rock Band Guns N' Roses' "November Rain" premiered on MTV. Twenty-nine years later Tara and Robin seek to answer the most important question of the modern era: is "November Rain" the greatest music video of all time? Tara N' Robin (TN'R), having not seen the video for decades, embark on a journey that gets into everything about GN'R's masterpiece and also the VMAs, anarchy cheerleaders, the sunset strip, CGI dolphins, men with reptiles, Home Alone 2, generation x, and so much more.

In this episode, we learn about Tara's timely condition: paper hands.

Axl Rose loves reggae like Bob Dylan knows how to sing.

Back to the podcast namesake, the 1992 VMAs. Was it a good performance? Tough to say. Was it RnFnR? Potentially.

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Are we allowed to talk about Charlie Not Surfing? Also, shout out to Dizzy Reed and happy belated birthday to our boy on the keys.

Protection

For gangs, clubs, and nations

Causing grief in human relations

It's a turf war on a global scale

I'd rather hear both sides of the tale

See, it's not about races

Just places, faces

Where your blood comes from

Is were your space is

I've seen the bright get duller

I'm not going to spend my life being a color

Is "Live At Saskatoon 1993" potentially the best thing that has ever been uploaded to you tube dot com? TN'R think so.

Back in 2021 with the discussion of Guns N' Roses (DBA) and their premiere at the 2002 VMAs.

In a completely stupid turn of events, TN'R come face-to-face with W.A.R. (i.e. William Axl Rose).

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A tribute to the one and only Reverand Riki Rachtman.