I'm going to go to my room and think about what I did.

This is like choosing between which one of your kids you like more.  The only negative thing I could say for Oklahoma is it didn't have vocals.  Which it doesn't mean I don't thing it's wonderful as an instrumental because it's awesome as is.  Hopefully Axl gets some vocals on it and gets it out there on a new album soon.  So my vote is for Oklahoma.  When it comes down to these two it really shows how awesome the music they recorded was.

I'll watch it when it's out on Blu-ray.  I am disappointed that there wasn't any new GNR music for the movie because GNR and Terminator go hand in hand.  No clue how the quality of the movie itself is, but the lack of GNR music in James Cameron's return to the series (as producer) was a missed opportunity.

This isn't the most popular opinion but I enjoyed Terminator 3 and Genysis.  The first two will probably always be the best and Terminator 2 made anything after that completely unnecessary, but I see Terminator 3 and Genysis like most other Arnold stuff: fun action movies.  For all the bashing Terminator 3 and Genysis got from people I wonder where they'd have liked to see the series go given Terminator 2's ending.  I think the only place you could go after that was the route that Terminator Salvation took with it being in the future during the war.

There was an interview with Moby where he talked about one of his suggestions that didn't go over well was that they rent a cheap studio for a short amount of time, record, and release what they recorded in that short amount of time.  He really put emphasis on that suggestion not going over well.  So given the time frame from when Moby was still working on the album and how it doesn't seem Axl did many vocal recordings, should we assume that Axl's voice was even worse than people considered it to be in 2002?