and sticking to originals with the exception of GNR’s 1993 covers album. Album: Appetite for Destruction (1987) Most-played: “Welcome to the Jungle” Least-played: “Think About You” It ...

After nearly 10,000 reader ballots have been cast, just 61 votes separate 1984 and Appetite for Destruction ... metal edge of “Welcome to the Jungle” and the pretty melodic core of “Sweet Child O’ ...

When friction became too much in Guns N' Roses, Slash and Axl Rose conspired against rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin to stop him from playing guitar.

Like a Suicide’ EP. Then Guns n’ Roses got to work on the album that many still consider a high-water mark of ‘80s hard rock, ‘Appetite for Destruction,’ which spent almost a year ...

Strange as it may sound, there was a time when Guns N' Roses did not fully believe in ... The band's debut album, Appetite for Destruction, wound up No. 1 in America after months of relentless ...

At the same time, the record was diverse, with the snarling metal edge of "Welcome ... first, Guns N' Roses brought a sense of authenticity and danger back to rock with Appetite for Destruction ...