Analysis of music genre

To compare Guns 'n' Roses - Welcome to the jungle with Velvet Revolver's - Slither, we firstly looked at the camera angles and variety of shots used. The most common shots used are long establishing shots of the venue, crowds and band. Using a narrative to begin the music video and set the tone, 'Welcome to the jungle' beginning with the lead singer getting off the bus with a suitcase and immediately pushing a passer by immediately giving a negative yet typically classic rock vibe. Then progressing to him walking past a attractive woman, the camera using low angled shots to concentrate on her legs and hips, giving the connotation that classic rock attracts women.
The video then moves to a set of t.v's with what can only be described as as mental patient screaming, then using fast cuts as a transition to the lead singer who reflects the mental patient screaming with his mouth wide open. Continuing the fast cuts to wide panning shots of the band, which can be established as the master shot in which everything is added on top of (creating continuity). The shots consist of opening establishing shots of the band and close ups of the singer followed by the narrative of crime using fast panning shots and live footage. The led singer continuing his provocative body language in his tight leather pants his tattoos and backcombed hair (typical classic/glam rock) . The singer and lead guitarists communicate with each other pleasing the crowd with their passionate conveyance of solo's and slower riffs (in which would be relevant to invest in our video).
The video then continuously cuts to the narrative after around thirty seconds of wide/close up shot providing continuity, however on the professional Guns 'n' roses video

their are some aspects that lack continuity, such as at 1:37 slash has a vest on in contrast to him having a leather jacket on at the beginning of the performance, and axel at 2:50 the fast cut from viewing his front and then his back switches from him having a vest on, to topless.