Personally I never liked this song, I always skip it along with Scraped.  Leaving that electronic shit out of it wouldn't have made a lick of difference to the song as a whole (it would still be a crap song to me with or without those sounds) and might have saved some hassle for em.

At the same time $1M compensation good fucken luck getting even a fraction of that!

What would have been embarassing if it was copyright for Axl's vocals "Oooohooo Oooohooo".      Those vocals are equivalent to dragging your fingernails down a blackboard.

I've done "martial arts" / "self defence" now for about 10 years.  What I do is actually a reality based/scenario based self defence.  Bascially I believe you need to find something similar.  I am not wrting off any particular martial arts style but you have to be aware when studying a martial art that it could take years to actually become proficient at it.  Plus these arts were invented many years ago and some aspects of them aren't necessarily practical in today's street environment. 

If people love a particular style and want to study that, I think it's excellent.  But it may not necessarily be the best thing to learn if you want to survive a street fight.

If you were to pick one "art" Krav Maga" (that you mentioned) which is obviously used by the Israeli military is very good, practical and efficient art.  We have some ex-Israeli military guys that train with us (they now live in Oz and work for my mates security business) that have obviously done it and think it's pretty practial.

If she purely wants to learn something quickly that will give her half a chance if she finds herself in a "situation" then whatever it is has to be VERY practical.  There needs to be only a small number of techniques that are gross motor skill actions - in other words nothing fancy (fine motor skill).  Under stress as your heart rate goes up the first thing you lose is fine motor skills.  So big gross actions not fiddly manipulation stuff is important. 

The other crucial aspect is it MUST be scenario based.  This is where you are actually put under pressure - in real life scenarios and have to use the stuff.  There is just as much to learn here as the physical confrontation itself.  Everything from the confident "talking" when being "interviewed" by attackers down to body positioning etc.  This also helps you prepare mentally for where you are going to draw a line in the sand in an esculating confrontation and actually go physical. 

Also have a look at their training facilities and the sort of gear they have, e.g. do they have "Fist Suits" or Tony Blauer "Highgear Suits" etc, this stuff is desirable as it enables you to train more realistically - i.e. actually hit people instead of pulling punches etc. (Actually what Tony Blauer teaches is excellent stuff, although he's based in the US).

Here is something I randomly googled which kinda sums up what I am trying to say about reality/scenario based stuff:

Is that right I didn't know that!

Wow are they still around?  I remember seeing them play at the Barbed Wire Ball back in the 90's.  The show consisted of The Poor, The Angels and The Screaming Jets.

I actually own their first album "Who Cares".  lol