Appetite for Destruction

There's rarely a shortage of rumors surrounding Guns N' Roses, but every so often, something surfaces that looks like it could lead to actual news.

Guns N’ Roses' Appetite for Destruction remains one of the greatest, game-changing rock albums in history.

The clip served as proof of Geffen Records' cautious investment in the rookie band.

As far as most people knew at the time, Guns N' Roses were a brand new band when they rocketed out of the L.A. underground with 'Appetite for Destruction.'

Nothing was ever the same for Guns N' Roses after the release of "Sweet Child o' Mine."

Of all the songs on Appetite for Destruction, “Think About You” is either the most underrated, the album's hidden gem or just a misplaced and mediocre break from greatness.

It is shocking to me that 30 years have passed since Guns 'N Roses unleashed 'Appetite For Destruction' on the world. I remember when it was new and even 3 decades later, it remains legendary.

Before they became one of the biggest rock bands on the planet, Guns N' Roses were just another struggling act.

From the outset, “Out ta Get Me” was the quintessential Guns N’ Roses song.

Some stories are the stuff of legend; other parts are verifiable history that have either been revised, or forgotten.

Guns N’ Roses‘ breakthrough with 'Appetite for Destruction' took longer than expected, partially because a string of retailers refused to carry the album.

Rock 'n' roll needed a serious fix by the last part of the '80s. Then came this song.