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Thank you, I've uploaded a 15 second clip of the track now: http://rapidshare.de/files/28562379/Guns_N..._clip_.mp3.html I appreciate the help in identifying the track!

Sorry for breaking the rules, I did of course not intend that. I thought however, as this was an inofficial audience recording, being freely circulated on a well known bootleg site (where they have the a lot of rules, including: "No torrent may distribute any official material" and "No torrent may distribute any material of artists respectively bands who do not agree to the electronic distribution of their inofficially recorded live shows. For a list of bands/artists see article Not Allowed Artists and Bands." Guns N' Roses is _not_ on the list of "Not Allowed Artists and Bands) that I would be allowed to post one track here. I could also, if allowed, post a shorter clip, 15 seconds or so, from the song in question, if that would be any better. If not, it's no big deal, thank you for your help.

Hey! I'm in need of some help with identifying a song/track that Guns N' Roses have been using as an opening song on their current tour. One of the band's guitarists commented that it was from a movie soundtrack, but he couldn't remember which movie it was from. No GN'R fans seem to know where it's, although some people think it's from Jaws or The Omen, which is obviously wrong. I was hoping some of the more knowledgeable people here could help me. Thanks! link removed

Hi! This is my first post on JWfan.com! Great place! Although I love Jaws, I don't think that the main theme is quite as rich or interesting as Carol Anne's theme. Poltergeist wins this one. Raiders is truly fantastic, full of wonderful themes! Rambo is also good, but nowhere near Raiders. Star Wars and Star Trek? The two greatest main themes ever, and incredible secondary themes. They're equal, IMO. The Omen is soooo much better than Harry Potter, and Jurassic Park is soooo much better than Alien! I find both Alien and Harry Potter to be quite weak scores, considering who the composers are. The Omen and Jurassic Park are close to perfection, though.