THEY KILLED IT!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Guns N Roses - Paradise City REACTION
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- THEY KILLED IT!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Guns N Roses - Paradise City REACTION
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Appetite for Destruction is EPIC. There is not a bad song on the album.
I was going to say the same thing I wore album out
So true.
I think they recorded the whole album in two weeks. They were hungry back then.
@@jamesgirard1090 I wore it out literally. I'd buy a tape, and it'd play every time I drove. And sooner or later it'd be eaten and I'd have to get another one. But I did the same with Use Your Illusions. I think with that one though, it was more that it was such a long album(s), the cassette tape just couldn't take it pulling and would break.
@@supersatan1796 Is it? I might have one somewhere. I'm a packrat. Wouldn't be the album though, just the cassette.
Later 80's is when this was. Music was everything back then and yes being a rockstar was the dream!
Thanks to MTV.
1987. I had to get my sister to buy it for me in 87 since it had explicit language and I was only 12. Haha.
@@ChrisHaar You might want to listen to Meatloaf. You can't go wrong.
Meh. Wasn't my dream, lol. Also wasn't my everything...half the time I didn't even listen to the lyrics (most of which I wouldn't have been able to decipher anyhow, like thinking Jackson Browne was saying "Revved up like a douche another runner in the night" when it was actually deuce) or care who sang them as long as it sounded good and had a good beat.
@@Rebel9668 I always say that to my girl. However, it was Bruce Springsteen.
This lifestyle almost killed Slash. He has been sober for many years now. Doesn’t even smoke cigarettes anymore! I love him! He brings so much soul to the band.
Almost killed Duff too!!
@@andrewmacleod3308 yep! Proud of him too!
_just cigars_
Steven got lucky too. His drug use was insane. He came back from that stroke that was caused by his substance abuse. He's lucky to be alive.
@@deniackeridge5273 I was at the food court at Sherman Oaks Galleria and in line was Steven, one of those wtf moments
Yeah the entire Appetite for Destruction album is a world famous record. It made them the biggest band in the world at the time. Hard Rock was kind of dying down a little when they came out and just flat out kicked everyone’s ass hard! It’s still one of the very best Rock records ever. The whole thing! It makes you feel like you can run through walls! It’s got some energy. Ha Ha! A Classic!
Facts. That album was released during my sophomore year of high school and the first time I ever heard G n' R was the video for Welcome to the Jungle. It was late on a Saturday night and I was watching the Headbangers ball on MTV and when that video came on, I remember thinking "Whoa!! Who are these guys??!!" Needless to say, I was an instant fan.
You could not go anywhere without seeing the GNR logo
Appetite for Destruction was in the UK album chart, not the top 40 but the top 100 or 150 or whatever the full chart was, for 17 years straight, basically until the Guns n' Roses Greatest Hits was released.
One of my all time faves. Saw fhem in Nashville I'm 2017. Still have it.
❤
That dance move Axl called "the farmer's shuffle." When we hung at the Cathouse before GNR was famous, Axl was one of the few rocker musicians who would get out on the dance floor. Most rocker musicians considered it "uncool" to get out and dance. You could always count on Axl to cut loose, he didnt give a shit what people thought.
I dated a guy that introduced me to GNR when they came out and the slinky dance....dayum that boy dud it better than ole Axl 😁
Were you at the Cathouse when they filmed It's So Easy!?
He also did the biker type kick move allot. I've no idea if it has an actual name. Where you lift your foot and spin the below the knee part of the leg and stomp the ground, allot of times with one of your arms straight out. It sounds rediculous the way I'm explaining it, but it looks cool.
@@pumpkinhead34 No, that was much later when Axl was a bit of a tool. But I still keep in touch with taime, and Stuart Bailey. Dont want to bad mouth the guy though, as he had some troubles. When a good friend of Stuart and mine's died a few years ago (Stue's badass drummer, Mike, Jessica Chastain's father) there wasnt any money for a funeral. Axl came and paid for it all.
My mom said Axl got his moves from belly dance legend Suheir Zaki!
If you do nothing else after this , get their "Appetite For Destruction" album. It is the best selling rock debut album of all time. Every song kicks it. You will not be disappointed !
I remember when they first came out and my buddy told me about them,I said “who the hell is Guns n Roses”? It was all new to me😎
The best selling MUSIC debut album of all time!
@@rimisark Actually that distinction goes to The Eagles Greatest Hits followed by Michael Jackson's Thriller
@@rogerdaly6326 i know, i mean DEBUT
@@rimisark It's all good , the best thing is we both love this album !
Great reaction!
Axl Rose - vocals
Slash - lead guitar
Izzy Stradlin - rhythm guitar
Duff Mckagan - bass
Steven Adler - drums
Love what Amber said at the end.
Slash’s aggressive but pure tonal quality with Duff’s relaxed but clean base lines with Axl’s gritty vocal tones and Adler’s deep resounding drum beats is just such fun
This band always felt like they were on the edge of out of control. The perfect combination of tight music, energy and stage presence.
When I saw them on the Use You Illusion tour, this was the last song of the night. They had played 3 hours and Axl asked if anyone could guess what the last song was.
Of course the entire crowd knew.
I am in this video!! I'm in the audience at Giant's Stadium. Guns N Roses opened for Aerosmith and Deep Purple!!
Patience shows off Slash's and Izzy's pure talent
Oh god... I remember back when MTv actually played music videos, this song was on near constant rotation. You couldn't throw a stick and not his a radio that was playing this song.
Their other big banger is, Welcome to the Jungle. Appetite for Destruction is an amazing album and just rocked everybody when it came out. People had counted Arena Rock dead, but GnR set them straight and squeezed the last drop (I think) out of the '80's metal sound.
Perfectly stated.
don't forget Mr. Brownstone and Night Train!
Sadly they seem to be the final chapter of arena rock. Man, looking back, I am so glad to have been born when I was.
@@kevinc6916 True that.......good thing we olde fuckers fingered out how to work TubeYou.
Guns and Roses had a hard deal when Nirvana became popular. GNR succeeded where others (like Metallica, Def Leppard, Megadeth, etc) couldn't compete.
We think it was nostalgia for 80's hair band rock that people clung onto GNR long after this type of music too a back seat following the revolution that Nirvana ushered in.
What was the title of GNR's album after Kurt died? Something like "The Spaghetti Incident"? Total embarrassment. GNR was KIA after Kurt died.
GNR was like the only active band that resisted and lasted after Grunge came to town, but they didn't last too long. It was like a death spiral, watching the landscape of Rock change into another era. It was like the "Changing of the Guards" in all honesty. After which, Metallica cut their hair and became radio friendly, much to the dismay of the bygone 80's.
Seeing this band live in LA in the early 90s was absolutely unbelievable. Back then, they were known as “the most dangerous band in the world.”
This IS one of the ALL TIME BEST ROCK ALBUMS EVER! EVER! Almost every song on it was a hit.
I graduated high school in 1977, and I love Rock n Roll. So you know the bands and music I was raised on. Kiss, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin…. The 80’s hair bands had their moments but I longed for a hard driving, back beat, devil-may -care band with all my heart. When “Appetite for Destruction “ came out my
another 77 grad here... I went the girl singer route along with the above.. Carole King, Janis, Heart, Joanie Mitchel, Grace Slick, Tina Turner, Lita Ford, Joan Jett, Pat Benetar.. and yup Appetite for Destruction put a cherry on the 80s
@@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority You mention “Heart”. I still remember where I was when I first heard “Barracuda “. Playing foosball in a rec center and I hear this killer riff. And I thought, wow …. Sounds like Aerosmith or REO Speedwagon are art it again … then Ann’s voice kicked in. I was stunned. Went out and bought the 8 track to plug into the player in my souped up Boss 302 powered ‘65 mustang. That’s when I found out who was cranking that riff.
I’ve been in love with Nancy Wilson from that moment until this one …. But I’m a rocker, not a stalker - so alas, my love remains undeclared…
@@richardweber257 Heart is the band I've seen more times in concert than anyone else... from 1976 right through to .. I forget the year but it was in St Pete Fl, first time Ann sang Magic Man since Michael Derosher left the band.. goosebumps
Oh good. I'm the young one here. Class of "78 :)
Graduated 77!!! Great times!!!
if you want one of their mellower songs try listening to Patience.
Dude your face absolutely tells the truth when you say you enjoy these rock songs! There is no faking in your face and I appreciate that and I wish you could spread that around to everyone!
The 5+ years when this band was on top was something so very special in the world of rock. Every song they released was better than the last.
Sometimes people aren't aware of what they have until it's gone....but with G'N'R, we knew they were special...and we devoured anything and everything they released.
We knew it was special then, and now.
I was 14 when Appetite came out. I was so lucky to get to experience those years. It was f*cking magic 🎩
@@patricksmith3376 Yeah I was 16 the first time I heard that Slash solo to start out "Sweet Child of Mine"...and my world was never the same.
I highly recommend doing Guns N Roses - Patience next, it's a lot slower, think you'd love it.
Yeah, this song has held up remarkably well, to put it mildly. It's just as huge and solid a banger now as it was then. And for all of his faults, Axl was an amazing front man, in an era when that was critical. Sadly, no real "front men" exist anymore.
You got that right!!!
James Hetfield still exists bro
@@yangpakimchi5699 Fair call. I stand corrected.
This is classic GnR. Before fame went to Axl's head. And Slash was always cool, from like day 1.
you know it Tim . Slash was so talented and became a DICK. this band could have been even bigger than they were.
Ik you didn’t just call slash a dick
@@Ghost-ux5pg Sorry Meant Axle became a dick LOL
When Axl kicked the sh1t out of a scrawny spectacled wimp on stage I boycotted their music. Still won't buy it to this day. Have purchased Slash playing with other artists though.
@@Nuprem1z I don't know much about the bands history but i'm just having a hard time picturing Axle kicking the shit out of anyone
Idk why but my favorite part of this video is where Slash ducks to miss getting hit in the head by something, I think it's a shirt, but his reflexes are great lol. I always look for that part every time I watch this video😂😁✌🤘🔥
I was just going to comment that, lol.
G&R was kind of like Boston, in that they came out with a debut album that had what were clearly going to be classic hits. "Paradise City" is one of those hits. "Appetite for Destruction" is the album.
As for the era, this was well into the MTV era ... so the industry promoting music, especially rock, was strong.
They made an album where every track is a complete banger! Most lesser bands would've padded it out with throwaway tunes here and there, making like four records over time. But nope not Guns N' Roses..
Glad they didn't 🤘😉
They were amazing live. Saw them in 1988 at Donington in the UK, I'm quite small and was very young (thanks idiot big bro, great idea taking me!) the crowd was terrifying, Hells Angels flags being raised and missiles flying across the crowd but the band were the highlight of the day. They turned a pop fan into a rock fan.
They hit the scene in 1987 with their debut album, "Appetite for Destruction" and I got to see them open for Motley Crue on their "Girls, Girls, Girls" tour - love it, love it, love it!!!
Even though appetite for destruction was released in 1987, they really blew up around 88/89. This video came out in early 1989 and it was everywhere.
I’m surprised Slash never lit his hair on fire! 🔥
I saw a video once where the interviewer asked Slash if his hair ever caught fire. He answered why does everybody ask me that? And the he admitted that it did happen a couple of times.
Lol, I don't want to laugh but I have to...
the albums "Use Your Illusion 1&2" are pretty bad ass. they did the soundtrack for terminator 2, the movie. rock stars did rule the country back then. the music scene was felt by all
The concert experience was simply unparalleled. It’s hard to convey to people now who have never experienced it. It makes me want the time machine for you guys with me as Rock and Roll tour guide to make sure you do it right! I want to relive the shows, of course, but I would laugh my ass off watching your brains melt live! You would never be the same. This was high powered stuff live. I think most reactors don’t really know how fucking loud some of these shows were across the board. Some bands really pushed it. No one wore ear plugs! Everyone was drunk and stoned on top of it! It was a fucking scene just in the audience! Every maniac high and ready for this spectacle! I have a stupid, ridiculous, long list of bands and concerts that I saw many, many times over the years. Looking back, I can barely believe the amount of concerts and partying I did. Many of the top Rock Bands several times each. I don’t want to do some of my list now, but it’s extensive. Very extensive.
Yes!
Not to mention tickets were under ten bucks.
A GnR classic. If you want to go more slow-paced for your next one, you can do "Patience" or "Knockin' On Heaven's Door". For something faster, you can do "Mr. Brownstone," or "You Could Be Mine" (from Terminator 2). Or you could take an unexpected turn and do "Since I Don't Have You" or even "I Used to Love Her, But I Had to Kill Her". :)
Mr. Brownstone is so awesome and I don't think it's ever been reacted to 😁
the guitar riffs in Mr Brownstone is amazing
If they want to slow it down "Patience" is a good pick but I'd go with "Don't Cry" before "Heaven's Door."
I said Brownstone too, also Nighttrain. 2 of my favorites
Used to love her ... I played it for her when she broke up with her bf and told her to change the her to him. It's now her 2nd favorite G n R song
This is arguably the greatest debut rock album of all time. Only a few compare. Off the top of my head it's Boston's self titled and Pearl Jam's "Ten"
I'll add AIC's "Dirt" to this list ;)
Meatloaf's Bat out of Hell.. unless that wasn't a debut album?
@@kharma7755 Facelift was their (awesome) debut, with Man in the Box as the big single. :)
@@joesmith3098 absolutely a contender
@@kharma7755 Amazing album but not their debut. Facelift came out 2 years before.
The 80s was the best time for music!
I can still remember the first time I heard the album Appetite for Destruction in the late 1980s!! My musical tastes in those days went along the lines of heavy metal and some hair metal bands stuff like Van Halen Iron Maiden Motley Crue to name a few!! Friend of mine suggested that I listen to Appetite for Destruction and I was instantly in love with the album and the sound!! Guns'n'roses really hit the scene like a ton of bricks seemingly coming from out of nowhere to become one of the greatest rock bands from that era!! Their downfall was Axl's ego and drug addiction!!!
They play this as the last song for every concert. They always have. Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators (his other band) does it, too.
I must have heard this song hundreds of times. It never loses its excitement! So much fun to see you enjoy it so much. AXL ROSE. J is a natural headbanger.
I highly recommend "Civil War" and "Estranged" as their two most epic songs, lyrically and musically. Appetite for Destruction was their fun album, but the Use Your Illusion albums have their best stuff.
Foreigner's "Juke Box Hero", which you've already reacted to, depicts that dream of becoming a rock star.
Seen them twice in 9 days few years ago. The Little Rock show was outside and when they closed with this song and had the fireworks going off it was amazing
@MrBwan I saw them with Faith No More AND Metallica! One of my best concerts ever!
I've been fortunate enough to have seen them 5x so far, starting with the original lineup up to the Not In This Lifetime Tour. All were phenomenal.
Only seen Metallica once was out of town the second time they came around
Huey Lewis And The News - I Want A New Drug (FUNNY VIDEO)
Huey dropped out of Cornell University to spend a year living in Europe playing the harp. He learned how to play the harmonica while hitchhiking across Europe.
I wish I could have caught Huey Lewis and the News in concert. Huge fan. Any song from four or sports can’t go wrong.
This is one of my favorite songs from guns and roses 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
The live footage is from Yankees Stadium, New York & from The Monsters of Rock festival at Donnington, England 1988
You two were born at the wrong time by how many great tunes of the late 60s & 70s & 80s you both like - I remember that summer that this song came out - a buddy had just gotten his boat and we were always out on the Delaware River blast tunes - thank for this flash back - You both Rock
Best rock song ever!
Yep, I remember buying the CD when it was first released. I was only 19 or 20 at the time. Great stuff!
Those last 2 minutes are the epitome of rock. Period.
Still to this day every time this song comes on the radio I'm blasting it as loud as I can stand it!!!🤟🤟
This by farrrrrr my fave Guns ' n Roses song!I knew J would have his mind blown by this!
And if you haven't done it yet, Don't Cry featuring Shannon Hoon from Blind Melon before he died. Amazing duet with Axl's voice.
Rockin in the 80s! Untouchable.
“These guys are Lit!” Yeah in more than one way literally
Their breakthrough song....loved this Band being a teenager in the late '80s!!
"Sweet Child O' Mine" was their breakthrough hit. This was actually their 3rd hit. Still great, no matter which order they were released. 🙂
@@BillGraper really? in my memory Paradise City was their first hit....but you are right... it really doesn't matter!
This song makes me feel like summer baby
Saw these guys live at Eastern Creek, Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 back in 1993, with around 100, 000 other fans…
1980s music was so full of fun and energy. The bands always performed to their best, and growing up as a teen in the 80s was a blast. Sneaking out of the house to drink a beer in the "Pines", hitchhiking to concerts in Detroit and making it home JUST in time for our parents to wake us up on Saturday morning. Making new friends at concerts was a blast. No fear of someone being stupid in the crowd and killing someone like now. Just dancing, singing, and partying. I'd relive those years in a heartbeat.
There you go guys! 80s Rock all the way!
😝🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
It has been mentioned that Axl is talking about Lafayette Indiana..
Take me down
To the paradise city
Where the grass is green
And the girls are pretty
Oh, won't you please take me home
Welcome to the Jungle is about his experiences in Los Angeles
On point. He got off the bus in LA, some dude saw this scrawny little white kid from Indiana, and told him, "Do you know where you are? You're in the jungle, and you'll be dead tonight."
Take me down to the paradise city
Where the weed is green
And the girls got big titties
The label made them change it
Saw them at Wembley in 91, bloody amazing and a really hot sunny day!
You said everyone in this era (1980's) must have wanted to be a ROCK STAR. You are CORRECT.
My favorite song by GNR’s of all time. When this comes on you wanna tear shit up!! LOL
Wow never got to a video this fast lol 😆
Growing up in Jr high school with this song it makes me feel very nostalgic every time I hear it.
Best mix of blues and metal EVERRRR!
love your reactions .. being part of those massive crowds .. was insane
Appetite for Destruction was an incredible album. "Rocket Queen" is the best on the album, IMO.
100% agree. Rocket Queen is outstanding. If you've not seen it already, I suggest watching the Steve Adler drumcam to Rocket Queen (Soultone Cymbals channel). It's superb, honestly I must have watched it hundreds of times!
Totally agree! My Michelle is a very close 2nd :)
Respectfully disagree Sir, Mr. Brownstone.
4:20 You nailed it. This album came out when I was in fifth or sixth grade and it blew my 12 year old mind. I had to be a rock star from that moment on. I'm still working on it.
I was 15 years old and in the crowd at Donnington, right at the front when they shot this video.
I strongly recommend checking out one of Slash's other bands - Velvet Revolver. Great band! Slither is a slammer and Fall to Pieces is a mellower but great tune!🔥🎸🤟🏾
They played Hershey PA last night. I couldn’t go but heard it was a great show.
I was there!!! Great show!!!!
Saw them September 7th, 1988 in Nashville at Starwood Amphitheater when they opened for Aerosmith. One of the best concerts I've ever seen
I was with my little sister in the crowd at Donnington when this was filmed - they were immense!
React to Slash ft Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators - Anastasia (Live in Sydney) 🤘🏼🎩
That side to side dance Axl does was so distinctive that everyone knows ur copying Axl when u do it.
It was the Monkees' Davy Jones' signature dance move. Axl just made it even better.
@@debbiedebbie761 I was very young when I watched the Monkees. Now that you say I remember it. 😊
He copied Davy Jones from The Monkees on Daydream Believer. Recorded in 1968 or 1969!! Check it out on CZcams.
Guns N' Roses are my number one band all time. Slash is my favorite guitarist. Saw them live in '92 with Soundgarden opening for them. Was a great show.
I saw Guns N Roses in concert with Metallica in `92. It was a double header, basically two concerts, back to back. It made for a long, and AWESOME night! It was the most incredible concert I have ever been to! I don't think I could hear for the next few days, but it was worth it.
everyone credits Nirvana for closing the door on the hair/glam bands but i think GnR already had that door shut. You should do Rocket Queen if you haven't
Nirvana didn't do shit...all they did was making music suck balls..!
I consider GnR a hair band. They are the same category as Poison, Bon Jovi, Warrant, etc...
@@BillGraper lol you need a better ear for music then
Do not forget that today is the 40th birthday of MTV... try to react to the Buggles - "Video Killed the Radio Star" .. the Very first video to debut MTV to the US
I was in sixth grade in 1988 when I first saw this song on MTV. It rocked my face off. After sweet child o 'mine. And welcome to the jungle.
Was in my teens and 20s in the 80s was a great time kick ass bands glad I was able to watch these bands come up I'm 57 now and still rock out
Loved your reaction. We seen them live in 2017. They sold out Mile High Stadium with 74,638 people! 🤘❤🤘
Awesome 😎🤘
I made the same face 25+ years ago first time I heard this album.
Concerts were so much fun in the 70s and 80s. Ya could put 50,000++ rockers into a stadium, something I'm not sure you can do nowadays. We were there for music, and everything else could wait until the concert was over.
This entire album from start to finish was an all-out assault. One of the biggest and best albums of all time. GNR just exploded on the scene. Epic and amazing in every way. Hard to explain their impact unless you lived through it. Incredible band!
When the Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going By BIlly Ocean is my recommendation. The video features Danny Devito, Michael Douglas, and Kathleen Turner. There's also a pretty good saxophone part.
The children of the 1970s that grew up listening to Janis Joplin and Simon & Garfunkel, are the adults of the 1980s that created Guns and Roses. Great music breeds great music.
Axl was hugely influenced by Thin Lizzy and Led Zep....not so much Joplin nor S&G. He was all about hard rock.
August 20th 1988
The black and white footage was filmed at Monsters of Rock. - Donnington U.K.
I often wonder if that footage was black and white because of the two young guys who died in the crush.
Guns n roses were only the second band to play that afternoon. ( Nowhere near the headline slot.).
I was carried off my feet in the surge and wasn't even at the front.
The 2 deaths were announced over the PA system as we left after the headliners (Iron Maiden) finished their set.
A horrible final memory after a wonderful day of music..
My Wife's Favorite Band, She Brought Her Hamster to A Vegas GNR concert once 😁😎Great Channel Guys 👍This Tune, About LA...Wife from SFV😎Axel Rose, yep. And 'Slash on Lead Guitar👍
This song was featured on the Clint Eastwood "Dirty Harry" sequel "The Dead Pool." It featured Jim Carrey lip synching.
EDIT: Sorry, it was "Welcome to the Jungle."
I remember that.
First time I saw Guns n Roses live , they were opening up for Alice Cooper. Who if you are into checking out new to you rock check out his song "Poison" by Alice Cooper
Love that song ❤
Jay and Amber are both teacher's, so I'm thinking School's Out would be appropriate to start with. LOL
@@chriso6719 yes school's out would be a good introduction and then maybe no more mr.nice guy 🤗
GnR were the Rockstar band!!!! I still have thier cassette and cds😂 in my car!!! Could you imagine being at that concert.
Any time you hear a whistle arrive in the middle of a song you know its about to get real...
Love the channel....
Guns N Roses. You have Axl Rose 🌹 but have you ever wondered where the Guns part of the name came from? Before they were a signed band and before Slash Tracii Guns was the lead guitar player. He went on to form L.A. Guns. Check them out. They have several hits according to what you want to hear Ballad Of Jayne is a big power ballad. Kill That Girl is very heavy. And they have all in between.
Also don't sleep on the rhythm guitar player Izzy Stradlin. He was the soul of GnR. When he left he put out some albums. Check out his song Shuffle It All
Combination of Tokyo Rose and LA Guns
If you like guitar playing and messing with a cigarette watch Eddie Van Halen doing Eruption live (without a net).
YES! Also G&R "Welcome to the Jungle"
When GNR hit the scene we had nothing like them and they were an instant sensation! Good times! And yes to be a rock star in the 80's was the abdolute dream. Not the same these days but in the 80's definitely!
I am soooo jealous y’all get to experience them for the first time lol…They have been my favorite band since I was a kid in the 80s and I wish I could remember hearing this for the first time! Listen to Welcome to the Jungle! Will also blow your mind!
Another great GnR song is
Welcome To The Jungle
They check it out, already.
Its good to reignited this song for how good it is today.
Then imagine how it was when this album came out. I was around then and believe me, it changed the musical landscape.
They are great! Take it from this 58 year old disabled Veteran Play the band "QueensRiche" Take hold of the flame!!! I want to see your faces when you hear his voice!!! SHOOK indeed! God Bless.
"Appetite For Destruction" is a must-have addition to any music fan's catalog...legendary. Not a bad cut on it. GnR is some top-shelf ass-kickery (the "drop" in this song is arguably, the best I've ever heard in Rock...easy 'Tards, I said "arguably." So, lower the hackles lol).
Panthers domination breakdown is great too
@@mike04574 I assume that your "spell-check" screwed the pooch on ya and you meant to type "Pantera." But, you're abso-fkn-lutely correct. That "drop" you're speaking of is NASTY. Love that stuff...