Appetite For Destruction - Guns n' Roses Reviews

What a band, and what an album. Just completely perfect album which definitely worth buying. This album I think is their best and coolest. All the songs in here are really good with mixed variatons of music types. For example they have softer songs such as Paradise City and heavy songs such as Out ta get me. Here is the list of songs in the ...  Read the complete review

Guns N' Roses - The most dangerous rock band in the world. Guns N' Roses were notorious for their lifestyles of excess, and their fantastic rock music. Guns N' Roses, at the time of Appetite for Destruction were: Axl Rose - Vocals Slash - Guitars Izzy Stradlin' - Guitars Duff McKagan - Bass Steven Adler - ...  Read the complete review

Just recently, I have really been getting into 70-80’s punk and rock like Black Flag, The Ramones, Dead Kennedy’s and none to surprisingly, Guns n’ Roses again. I am now seventeen and used to listen to them when my brother used to listen to them before he became a ‘club child’ as it were. I then went into much the ...  Read the complete review

Guns N' Roses "Appetite For Destruction" is a classic record. That is all that really needs to be said. It is an album that is packed with cuts, one better than the next. It is the ultimate party rock record, it goes over really well in bars and strip clubs as well. From Axl Rose's opening bark on "Welcome ...  Read the complete review

This album comes very highly rated under my favorite albums with such great classics like paradise city (which is not only the best song on the album but Guns n Roses best single) and sweet child o mine. This album would not how ever appeal to people who don’t like fowl language as there is an awful lot of swearing and bad language but any ...  Read the complete review

Its no wonder that following 1987's Appetite for destruction Guns n Roses became one of the most succesful rock bands ever. Their sell out tours to support the Illusion albums show that. This has become one of the best selling rock albums ever and its the best selling debut rock album ever. Welcome to the Jungle has become a cult song and ...  Read the complete review

The Most Dangerous Band In The World This is how GN’R were billed when they took the rock world by storm with their debut album, Appetite For Destruction. One record executive, when asked his opinion of the band was quoted to say, ‘Guns N’ Roses, yeah, they’ll make it…if they live long enough!’ In a ...  Read the complete review

Only The Stone's "Exile on Main Street" and Jimi Hendrix's "Are You Experienced?" can even compare with "Appetite" (and I probably like Appetite best of the three). Simply put: this album saved rock and roll (at the time, Metallica was still too underground, though their 80's albums are killer as well). ...  Read the complete review

I have been a fan for many years. I was one of the lucky ones who had the original album sleeve before it was recalled. In fact I had two copies of it. Then I brought the new issue and now I have got the CD. I know 4 of the same album I must be mad!! This is the one album I never ever get sick of listening to. The highlights for me are of course ...  Read the complete review

Guns N Roses first UK album release, Appetite for Destruction, is also arguably there best album. It was originally released in the United Kingdom back in August 1987. It managed to peak at number five and stay in the charts for over 100 weeks. I didn't however get around to buying it until five years later, but was still delighted with its ...  Read the complete review

This is a very impressive album by this American Hard Rock/Punk band. It includes strong performances by Vocalist Axl Rose, and in particular lead guitarist Slash who repeatedly churns out classic lines that will live in the memory for years to come, "Sweet Child O Mine" and "Paradise City" are testament to this. To my ear, ...  Read the complete review

When Guns N Roses released Appetite for Destruction in 1987 they shocked the world with their heavy music and their harsh language. Even though the music was heavy and it contained harsh language the music was loved by young and old. All the songs released by Guns N Roses have an element of truth in them, they usually have a basis in the real ...  Read the complete review

This has to be the definitive rock album of the 1980s. Following its release the guns became the biggest rock band of their time and that is a title they thoroughly deserved. The guns did not believe in koderation and the stories of their drugs and alcohol excesses can eclipse those of legends like keith richards and steve tyler. These ...  Read the complete review

Any rock fan worth their salt would have to have this album as part of their collection - it's a complete classic. Tracks like Welcome to the Jungle and Paradise City, together with Sweet Child O Mine make it one of the best remembered albums ever. It epitimised everything about what we believed in back then (when i was a mere lass) ...  Read the complete review

With the release of Appetite for Destruction in 1987, the Guns 'N' Roses era began in which the band would take over the world. And from listening to the music on this album, its not hard to see why. The facts speak for themselves, appetite for destruction has become one of the biggest selling debut albums of all time. Every single ...  Read the complete review

This is g and r's most fameous cd. it contains all the songs that the song made which are memorable: apatite for destruction, civil war, welcome to the jungle. its a great cd if you like this sort of 80's rock which i do. i have such a broad taste that i do like this cd. I would definaitly recomoned it to you if you own other guns and ...  Read the complete review

This was the album that GNR have spent the last 13 years trying to live up to. When it was first released it sold by the absolute bucket load and ended up being the most successful debut album of all time. Listening to the album it's not difficult to see why. If it's down and dirty rock and roll you're after then look ...  Read the complete review

Guns N' Roses were undoubedly the biggest, best and most controversial rock band of the 80's. The band may have begun dying way back with the departure of Izzy Stradlin', but their music will live on forever in the hearts of the band's many still-loyal fans. Appetite For Destruction is a 'must have' albumn. Packed ...  Read the complete review