FIRST TIME REACTING TO | GNR "SWEET CHILD O' MIINE" REACTION

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[@primemover1416]

The album this song is on, Appetite for Destruction, is one of a handful of records, IMO, that are perfect.

[@MyAngelsRock]

100%

[@rickwelch8464]

Agreed. There aren't many. Van Halen I, Back in Black, and Lyle Lovett's Pontiac.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I agree 🔥

[@justinpitcock5312]

I was born in 79 and Appetite for destruction and Doggystyle are the two best debut albums that came out in my childhood!!

[@spetts75]

100%.

[@lordgenerias]

Slash is a gift to the world, and when he picks up a guitar, magic happens. Axl is one of the all time greatest to ever pick up a mic. GnR is something special. They were part of a generation that can never be imitated. Modern music rarely reaches as high as the lowest points of that era.

[@scottdarden3091]

Have you seen the commercial with him auditioning for some little band? I can't even remember what the ad was for, but freaked out first time I saw it 😂

[@andyshores9391]

@@scottdarden3091 um... you're in. "Cool!" 🤣

[@scottdarden3091]

@@andyshores9391 🤣😂 yeah he starts playing the intro to Sweet Child and the other two guys just stand up and walk away 🤣😂

[@jowsmith1904]

boy can shred. HARD.

[@budncandie1]

@lordgenerias 💯agree with everything you said!

[@marklynn3953]

Axl Rose, in his heyday, had a nearly 6 octave range. He’s an absolute beast.

[@mayneric]

He was a natural baritone!

[@jonthorarinsson8368]

My cousin Einar has a 7 and a half octave range

[@mayneric]

@@jonthorarinsson8368 holy crap!

[@whoalookout8578]

@@jonthorarinsson8368 Einar from Leprous?? That sounds similar to Einar from Leprous hahaha

[@SnuSlavin]

Ahh but time takes it's toll. Ya gotta know when to quit....

[@GT-Oldschool]

Congratulations, you have now heard one of the greatest songs of all time.

[@marcgoodwin7183]

Love how the guitar solo takes off, takes off again, and just when you think it can't go any further, takes off again!

[@zankproductions4172]

How many amazing guitar solos can one man write?! Always epic. 🎩

[@nk1974]

Slash was so shy when he started performing so he always put his hair in his face and wore the hat. It just became his thing.

[@patrickg.1170]

Don't get it twisted. GnR can go hard. Really hard.

[@bradjbourgeois73]

Turn around b*tch I got a use for you... 🙂

[@marinadiamondz]

Just listen welcome to the jungle

[@nettiemac]

I was thinking, "oh, just wait till she hears 'I Used To Love Her'...."

[@Lumpygrits76]

😂 Axles voice these days is all the proof needed.

[@jinjerjunkie]

@@nettiemac did you know that song was used in a murder trial?

[@latingirl042]

That was very respectful of you not to pause on a Slash solo like I've seen other reactors do. His solos are amazing and epic.

[@yelnek4548]

Never pause on a solo

[@mil2k11]

When Appetite released, you couldn't go anywhere without hearing Sweet Child or Welcome to the Jungle.

[@edwardpurcell2905]

Tru story , welcome to the Jungle was the theme to my Senior prom 😂😂😂

[@scottwoods9071]

Paradise City too.

[@michaelhuff8571]

That album was everywhere. We worked cattle to that album

[@stevenanderson2555]

Mr brownstone was their most underrated song.

[@fluxrider7027]

na-na-na-na na-na-na-na na-na-na-na knees, knees...

[@ROCKS52]

In a statement, Slash said “As a musician, I’ve always been amused that I’m both British and Black; particularly because so many American musicians seem to aspire to be British while so many British musicians, in the ‘Sixties in particular, went to such great pains to be Black.”

[@greg2976]

I'm 63. And yes your comparison to Tina Turner is correct! I loved her back in the day. Same kind of fire in them both!

[@Xenos926]

Rumor has it that the lyrics were unfinished and Axl asked “where do we go now” meaning what lyrics should be next. And that’s what they went with!

[@jmhaces]

The singer Axl Rose had in his prime one of the biggest vocal ranges in the world for a male vocalist, spanning several octaves. He could go high and he could go low. There's a story about how when he was a kid and sang in a children's choir he used to switch to such a different octave that he'd confuse their teacher because he'd switch from tenor to baritone or something like that and the professor would think someone had snuck in and started singing. GNR have way too many great songs, this is but the tip of the iceberg.

[@BC-ui9yt]

Depending on the day, warmups, and the way the wind blows, my voice can hit 4 octaves. But I've had very little training, and came to it late in life (I'm 61 now, and only started singing a few years ago). Which I mention because I do the same thing. I have so little skill/control that I just jump around like crazy and can't pick where to sing. Wish I'd learned a lot younger than I did.

[@pauljohnstone180]

The minute you mentioned Tina I could hear it! I love your insight into music. ☺✌💛 Your 71 year old fan PJ

[@sedmark6328]

I think it’s the vocal distortion that brings them together and yeah, I can hear it too.

[@prestongreene2663]

I saw GNR in concert in 2017 in DC. ZZ Top was supposed to open but their drummer got sick the day before and they had to pull out. So, GNR being the gentlemen they are decided to come out 30 mins early and played for 4.5hrs straight only taking one break which was Slash doing a THIRTY MINUTE guitar solo which lead into the intro of Sweet Child. Everyone was on their feet the entire time he was playing and the guy next to me sat down after sweet child was over with an exhausted look on his face and said "Oh my God, it's like he made love to my ears." Still makes me laugh from time to time.

[@Ieeho98]

That was great that GnR did that, but it's a far cry from what happened around 1992 with Metallica. They had become friends and went on Tour together and were switching who played last. They were in Canada and Metallica was playing and James got too close to the Piro and got his arm burned real bad and had to be rushed to the Hospital. Everybody was hoping GnR would play longer than their normal set, but Axl got pissed off at somebody in the audience and stormed off stage. The audience got pissed off and started tearing up the place and caused alot of damage to the venue. I'm sure the rest of GnR would have played a longer set, but Axl (back then) used to get pissed off alot.

[@boosuedon]

As I recall, the riff that Slash is playing was a "finger exercise" he made up to improve his agility. Axl Rose was upstairs (the band rented a house together) and heard it and thought there might be a song there! He came down stairs and they worked out the whole song right then and there. In the song, the lyric comes to: "where do we go- where do we go from here..." and that was where they ran out of story line and were saying to each other; "Ok, where do we take it from here?" Someone said," let's just leave it like that!" HUGE HIT!

[@mattdandersn]

I've definitely heard that too.

[@alphaomega7191]

Hmmmm ... I would always say to anyone who believes that story to listen to their label mates Australian Crawl "Unpublished Critics". Lets just say there are more than a few similarities. Dont know if it's deliberate or not, sometimes people just hear stuff and later use it totally oblivious to the fact they are doing it.

[@sconaldo7]

​@@alphaomega7191 Mandela effect

[@alphaomega7191]

@@sconaldo7- The Mandela effect is a false memory though where you are sure of remembering something happening but you are wrong - in this case though I think it's more a case of forgetting a real memory and then using that memory as your own idea - so it's the same sort of thing as the Mandela effect but also kind of opposite - not sure if there's a term for it. The easiest way to see the similarities is ironically listening not to the Gunners version but Alip Ba Ta's guitar cover of the song - when you strip away the Gunners heavier drums and the like and take it right back to the melody they are remarkably similar. I think George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" would be a classic example - he came up with a melody for a song and was happy with it but later it was claimed it was a rip off of the Chiffons "He's So Fine" "I wasn’t consciously aware of the similarity between He’s So Fine and My Sweet Lord when I wrote the song," Harrison confessed. "As it was more improvised and not so fixed." - "Although when my version of the song came out and started to get a lot of airplay, people started talking about it." - "It was then I thought," Harrison said: "'Why didn’t I realise?' It would have been very easy to change a note here or there, and not affect the feeling of the record." I think the same thing is kind of happening with Sweet Child of Mine where someone has heard "Unpublished Critics" and liked the chord progressions and thought no more about it and then later has sort of replicated those chord progressions without it really registering that they were doing it from memory rather than something they had come up with on their own. The fact that it's said Slash was doing a exercise on the guitar with the classic hook indicates it was probably him who heard "Unpublished Critics" at some stage and was then unconsciously recreating that odd hurdy gurdy effect whilst mucking around - Axl has then jumped on that liking the sound and when they have written their song the natural rhythm and sound that goes with that finger exercise have flowed on afterward. Thats lead to something that is very similar to Unpublished Critics because it's built around the same basic hook. It's possible he just came up with the hurdy gurdy sound totally independently and everything else just flowed naturally but the end result is so similar melodically that it just seems more likely he's heard the other song and replicated elements unintentionally.

[@greg2976]

You NEVER heard of Guns n Roses! Is that possible?!!!!!!That just blows my mind!!!! Great reaction as always!!!!

[@dna3930]

I've been watching a lot of different reactions of black people that never listened to heavy metal, blows my mind. Some will say they lived in a self segregated mind set, Jamel aka Jamal KZbinr does reactions. He even straight out said he lived in this mind set because of where he grew up. Sad, people do this to themselves, the experience alone is so lost. Just glad they're experiencing it now, in a way it's likes experiencing for the first time myself watching them. I grew up listening to everything, one of the first country boys to bring NWA and other rap music out and play. My bestfriend who was black, never listened to metal till after he started hanging out in the country. God the Ozzy Osbourne concert he went to with me and a bunch guys I grew up with. Omg, that was the most crazy hilarious experience ever.

[@greg2976]

@@dna3930 I grew on Motown, country, rock AND pop! Especially nowadays with the internet! The amount of reactors that never heard of Hall of famers, Like Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac! ETC. But I love the fact that THEY love Rock music!👍👍

[@dna3930]

@@greg2976 the reactions are golden! It's literally reliving your first experience through new eyes... crazy crazy good. I get a so different perspectives from how I look at it. So enlightening!

[@greg2976]

@@dna3930 👍💯

[@RedDawnRocker]

As weird as it sounds I've met so many younger people over the years who have never heard of G N' R, Duran Duran, Def Leppard, or even The Scorpions. My fiancee was raised primarily on classic rock (60s-70s) and classic country (50s-80s) and was stunned at how many unrecognizable (yet mainstream) performers and bands were in my CD/MP3 collections. When she asked me who exactly Deep Purple and Megadeth were my jaw dropped. Once we started looking at bands like Queensryche, Iron Maiden and UFO she was realllllly lost lol. She listens to them all now though and definitely enjoys them. The thing is, she knew Hungry Like the Wolf, Welcome to the Jungle, Love Bites and Winds of Change but just had no clue who sang them since she only had a passing encounter with each of them. It's a story I see/hear all the time with generations who didn't grow up in the heyday of specific genres.

[@billy_the_kid]

Slash solo in November rain is PERFECTION

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Hard to argue that Appetite for Destruction was one of the best albums ever.

[@markevers3494]

Right there with Boston - Boston...

[@RogerThat1986]

Appetite For Destruction was a a "Press Play, and Walk Away" album. No need to skip any songs. One of the best rock albums ever, in my opinion.

[@chrismaverick9828]

Def Lepard's Hysteria is a fantastic album on its own.

[@norwegianblue2017]

@@chrismaverick9828 I was more of a Pyromania fan.

[@MrSupurdave]

I think it says something that "Appetite for Destruction" was so good that I would consider this about the 6th best song on it.

[@chefg_murder1191]

Axel and Tina sang in unison with the Guitar... and rode the beat with their voice.

[@greg2976]

This by far to me is your best and funniest reaction! You never cease to amaze me girl! Keep it up!

[@MyAngelsRock]

I watched the first 10sec. a few times right as she said Step Brothers! hahahaha

[@cuginoeddie8677]

GNR were the closest thing to beatlemania that will ever be. Also, you mentioned this being a love song and not what you expected from the band. This was known as the formula back then. Rock bands would put out a balls out song as their first single (welcome to the jungle in GNRs case) to get all the male fans, then a ballad as their 2nd single for females.

[@ralphsmoak5133]

Axl Rose had an incredible range in his youth. By the way, Carrie Underwood has performed with Axl. She also did a believable live performance or "Paradise City". Chek out there other Guns N Roses titles; "Paradise City" and "Welcome To The Jungle".

[@arthurcoutinhosilva3641]

Apetite for destruction is an beatiful álbum. It's classic álbum that history of rock

[@UpscalesAndSundry]

For a few years, GnR were the biggest band in the world, until they simultaneously imploded and exploded. Slash and Axl didn't talk for about 20 years, until the 2016 Not In This Lifetime tour. We're still waiting for new music from them, although Axl did put out a solo album under the GnR name that some people like - and all the other members have put out solo material as well. The whole of Appetite for Destruction is a standout, with the hits being this song, Paradise City, and Welcome to the Jungle. I also suspect you'd like November Rain from their set of followup double albums, Use Your Illusion 1 and 2.

[@evangelina3541]

How about that! I didn't know Axl and Slash hadn't spoken for around 20 years. The fall out had to be over something big right?

[@alphaomega7191]

@@evangelina3541 - As I understand it, Axl kind of went mad with power and Duff and Slash were really heavily down the drug rabbit hole and he kind of pressured them when they were wasted to sign some docs that basically gave him rights to everything. Hard to know who was right and who was wrong because junkies are not reliable so it's not hard to see Axl's point of view at trying to secure the band and on the other hand getting kind of screwed over by your bandmate is also not great so I can see Duff and Slash's point of view. I doubt Axl would have done it had they not been out of control ( had they been in control they wouldn't have been super wasted) but by the time it happened everything had become super toxic in the band. The fact that pretty much all of the rest of the band formed Velvet Revolver sums up that Axl wasn't Mr popular. I think everyone was to blame to be honest. It's probably better now because Slash & Duff are better and they clearly worked enough out to agree to play together again. It's a shame because had everyone stayed together and avoided losing their minds in their heyday there's no telling how good the stuff they produced could of been - as it was we got some decent Velvet Revolver stuff and a never ending wait for Chinese Demorcracy that ended up feeling sort of stale by the time it was released.

[@UpscalesAndSundry]

​@@evangelina3541 not any one big thing. But lots of things. Axl adding guitars from a non-band member to their cover of Sympathy For the Devil was one of the last straws, but his chronic lateness and willingness to walk off stage early and provoke a riot were bigger.

[@Rebeccask8]

Thank you for this. It took me back to 1988 my senior year of high school. The first time we heard this song our minds were BLOWN. This whole album was the theme of my senior year. ❤

[@derianparsad5659]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for respecting the guitar solo, you are now a seasoned reactor, respect to you. Britt

[@trfatman]

Oh my, I remember when this song came out! It cost me $87!! I was cruising down the highway, doing 55 mph (National speed limit back then), and this song fired up on the radio. About the point of Slash's solo, I start picking up speed and by the end of Axl's final wail, I have blue lights in my mirror! The officer was nice and only wrote me up for 15 over.

[@bradlang3522]

Axle Rose was trained as an Opera singer and his teacher told him if he went into rock he'd never last because his voice would go out after a while

[@epstiensbedsheetnecktie9212]

Every band had the power ballad. They brought the chicks, the chicks brought the guys.

[@stonemills1546]

There was nothing like them when they hit the seen. Oh and by the way your STUNNING! Great reaction.

[@finlayjones8007]

The singer axl rose has a 5 octave range. His speaking voice is actually very low thats the crazy thing

[@KrypsynDraconian]

I was going to mention this. His natural singing voice is a bass-baritone, he just sang higher because that was the expectation for rock at the time. His range is/was phenomenal.

[@barbandjohnr]

Also reminds me of Tim Foust with low natural low speaking voice but also can hit very high. 5 or 6 octives.. not many male vocalist out there that has range like that

[@GoingSouthGarage]

Tina was one of a kind. I think she put more into her singing than most people ever will.

[@seanbarker4610]

A lot of Rock Bands have written Amazing ballads!

[@AudraR]

My daughter dressed as Axl for Halloween her freshman year of college, she recreated this entire look down to the sunglasses on top of the bandanna. She had the long straight blonde hair and she was very tall and skinny. She looked eerily like him. Almost no one knew who she was, it was so sad that kids didn’t know this.

[@ruserious9577]

Funny you'd say ripped, because Axl absolutely ripped the whole snakedance thing from Richard Black of Shark Island, and everyone in Hollywood knew it. He was mocked for it a lot amongst other bands. Guess he got the last laugh tho...

[@thequieterubcomethemoreuhe1198]

View of Slash's face is plentiful. November Rain, Patience & Mr. Brownstone are 3 greats from G~N~R that everyone should hear!

[@chuckdillon3930]

Watch his body movements he kinda moves like Tina Turner.

[@markoehler2752]

Yep, that’s Slash, with one of the most iconic & recognizable riffs of all time. and lead singer Axl Rose is actually incredibly talented & blessed with a 6 octave voice, which is almost unheard of.

[@keymack2477]

Slash is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time!! Fantastic player!!

[@baneh1329]

Underrated? Who doesn't know who Slash is?

[@raymonddevera2796]

My daughter was born in 1982, I have this as her ring tone. This band had the best walk up song for former LA Dodger reliever, Eric Gangé-Welcome to the Jungle.

[@teresapilkington8088]

That's. My daughter's ring tone on my phone too and she was born in 82 too

[@kentzu1650]

If you love this Britt then you love even more G&R - November Rain it is their best song IMO and one of the all time great songs ever performed.

[@CraigKostelecky]

I always thought Estranged was a better song, even if it wasn't as big of a mainstream hit as November Rain. Ideally if she reacts to them, she should do the "trilogy" in order (Don't Cry, November Rain, Estranged)

[@Tasty_Waves_1]

Yesss!!!! Totally agree on November Rain and Estranged

[@evangelina3541]

Yes, I agree that Britt would love November Rain...

[@mikeanderson3334]

@@CraigKostelecky All tree were exceptional songs.. The night they filmed Don't Cry was a nightmare for LAX, the building they used was on the edge of the approach, and the helicopters kept going places..lol But I strongly agree, all three, in order.. Just plain epic songs..

[@catherinedudley6953]

I agree, she should definitely react to November rain and don’t cry

[@ChapinGT502_]

5:56 was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo Epic to see Britt´s face reacting to Slash guitar solo, totally loved it, I rewinded and rewinded and rewinded it to enjoy the pleasure in her face... Tha´s the way someone should enjoy music...

[@kathyblackwell4108]

The 80s was fun time! I still love the 80s style! Cool voice! Love watching your reaction on this! I love guns and roses🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@jhas727]

One of the most beautiful songs ever. Your not wrong and as soon as you said Tina I was with ya. I would love to have her Tina cover this. Your right

[@riptide3899]

I had the privilege of seeing GnR with Metallica and Faith No More on their Use your Illusion tour way back in the day. It was absolutely unbelievable and my favorite concert ive ever been to. Legends

[@michellewarden7351]

Girl, this is one of my favorite bands growing up. I stopped listening to mainstream music when every song every rapper started promoting drugs, beating women, killing each other, etc. Guns n Roses is legendary. Last of the few greats.

[@TharpFam073]

The background of this song is very interesting. That open riff is actually a string skipping exercise that Slash did when they had down time. Axl Rose heard it and said, "I have a poem I wrote about my girlfriend that would fit that..." To which Slash was like, "Um, this isn't a real riff, but okay..." When they start saying "Where do we go now?" near the end of the song, that was a legit question. They didn't know how to end the song, they recorded that, it became an instant hit. Great reaction! You have a lovely voice yourself!

[@alphaomega7191]

You really should listen to "Unpublished Critics" by Australian Crawl sometime - they were on the same label and lets just be kind .... maybe the Gunners heard the older track at some stage and didn't really register that fact when they wrote this song. There are enough similarities that while it's not a straight lift note for note it's similar enough to be jarring.

[@nathanmoss3347]

Appetite For Destruction is, IMO, one of THE best hard rock albums of all time. From start to finish, it's a masterpiece.

[@tjt21]

YES!!! Please, more 70s and 80s rock!!

[@bostonvair]

Britt, yours is, hands-down, my favorite reaction to this song!

[@kennydeez..1774]

😂I Luuuuuved Your Reaction When You Recalled Hearing This From Watching Your Favorite Movie. Now That’s Kool.. And Great Reaction Britt❤👍🏾💯👍🏾

[@kimmycook2698]

Classic GNR...I remember watching Welcome To The Jungle on MTV and just being blown away..

[@liamevans9815]

This song has a very special place in my heart. It was played at my best friend's funeral so it can be a little hard to get through. I did alright today though.

[@shaun374]

GnR is the truth. They were a "hair band" but played some of the most intricate rock music ever made. While almost all other rock bands were out there just hitting power riffs, GnR was putting together songs with layers upon layers.

[@ThomasTreece-mp8md]

There are certain songs/artists where we just know you will be gobsmacked. This was definitely one of those. You don't disappoint!!!

[@debragonser745]

Keep taking this old lady back to her teen years! Thank you

[@Aaron-C4]

Welcome to the GNR rabbit hole. Keep going they are an incredible band.

[@craigdoriety9798]

Hard to believe this came out in 87. Timeless album that should be in every rock collection. Every track is good.

[@tonydelapa1911]

“Drop ‘em. Drop ‘em. Everybody’s droppin’ ‘em! All of the girls and some of the boys too.” I laughed like hell at that and the unease on your face during the middle part of the song. I opened a Compact Disc store in 1988 .there were 4 groundbreaking albums from that year that changed music, IMO. Guns-n-Roses - Appetite for Destruction; Joe Satriani - Surfing With The Alien; Living Colour - Vivid; Melissa Etheridge - Melissa Etheridge(self titled). In time I believe each of these four will cross your path - and I look forward to it!

[@larryunsworth9573]

I agree Step Brothers is one of my favorites too, but my all time favorite is "The Jerk" with Steve Martin. If you haven't seen it you have too. There are so many lines in that movie that you will think of just doing your daily things like "and I don't need anything else ooh I need that!"

[@paulmeyer9255]

Open the vault of GNR some many great songs. Paradise City and Welcome to the Jungle should be next

[@BigEddie173]

Not to show my age or anything, but GNR is the first concert I ever went to back in like 89. They opened up for Aerosmith.

[@matthewgoodA1206]

Great reaction. This is the band at their early prime, right off their debut album. One of those first records where an artist just totally gets it right, from the very start. The lead singer Axl Rose actually has or had a very broad vocal range, from super-high all the way down to quite low. This very high voice seemed to be the one he used most often in the group. It was pretty much basically the norm for male rock singers of this era. Just to note, when the ‘90s arrived the pendulum swung back the other way. And as far as that club goes, any man would be quite lucky to belong to it.

[@timlloyd1454]

Im a lifelong GNR fan you can see his face clearly in november rain👍👍

[@mrwolfe67]

Britt - I saw them in 1985 or 86 open for the Rolling Stones at the Coliseum in LA. They were so good, they made the Rolling Stones sound like a bunch of amateur's. They were incredible in their prime.

[@cuginoeddie8677]

It was later than that, Steel Wheels tour

[@capricornwoman6726]

I grew up in the 80's and this is one of my favorite songs of all time. Yes, he was beautiful! Lol

[@JC-tq8gm]

I've heard some great covers of this song, but never thought of Tina Turner doing it. Can you imagine the electricity on stage if you could have gotten Rose and Turner together?! Great job!

[@fluxrider7027]

That is an image that reverberates.

[@Crumb_Trails]

The Appetite for Destruction album takes me back...... always will. Great album, the WHOLE thing

[@brittywren2877]

This was so funny. I think slash has been a member since he walked out and played the first note at his first show 🤣🤣💀 I've never seen his face. I don't wanna know. I like the mystery.

[@shaunfoskey9958]

One of the greatest bands of all time...and this album is my favorite album of all time.

[@hotmail305]

Most played music video in MTV history.....I used to watch this MV all thru the late 80s and early 90s

[@tedlitschauer9061]

The whole entire album (Appetite for Destruction) is absolutely fantastic... every single song is perfection...you can listen to the entire album and not have to skip one song ...

[@bubbacosta8758]

Slash has been around since the mid 80’s and that man hasn’t aged one bit..Loved the video

[@toodlescae]

I want to see your reaction to the official video of *Jump* by *Van Halen.* You're going to lose your mind. 🤣😂 And there's Axel doing his version of the "Davy Dance" made popular by Davy Jones of *The Monkees.* Lol. You can see a little of the original in the video of *Daydream Believer.*

[@gertvanderborght125]

My favorite band since i was 11y old. Still gives me goosebumbs everytime i hear them. They rule. My favorite song is patience. ITs the perfect song. You should check it out. Btw, you are beautifull as ...

[@thajuice100ify]

At their peak Axl and Slash were the greatest vocalist/lead guitarist duo. They complimented each other better than most of the legendary bands before themselves. Better than Zeppelin, Sabbath or Van Halen. They could both be wailing vocals and guitars licks simultaneously and never clash or drown each other out. Just meshed perfectly

[@RedDawnRocker]

Britt, Guns N' Roses was huuuuuuge in it's day. It was named after it's former guitarist (Tracii, Guns, who went on to later form the band L.A. Guns and the supergroup Contraband) and vocalist Axl Rose who you see/hear here. This song was written for Axl's GF (Fiancee?) at the time, Erin Everly (who was the daughter of Don Everly of the Everly Brothers). Both G n' R and the Everly Brothers were fantasti bands although decades and styles apart.

[@DanInBranson]

You have to do Guns & Roses - November Rain. Try to do the live version if you can. There is a full orchestra with it and it is incredible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXqnk6dpo692r6s

[@audreyross5580]

Slash is so hot and the sweetest guy! His guitar is so clean and precise. I met him at a Gibson event here in Nashville. He shook my hand and spoke to me and asked questions and just conversed for 3-4 mins. I was so shocked and so proud i didnt go fan girl until about 20 mins later. I had his posters in my wall when i was a preteen and 25 years later, i spoke with him. I still swoon!.

[@louieflash7190]

One of the best songs of the era. Just found your channel and I must say you are the cutest little thing. If I can still say that these days.😊

[@juniormanning2944]

Slash is a real artist. You should see him play jazz. Amazing.

[@ZecaXimenessoares-uu1ys]

I'm really excited for their stylish in this clip video very impressive

[@ShayHarding]

I know everyone always talks about Axl and Slash, but Duff's bass lines... love em!

[@vinnytesla9731]

this gal is gorgeous, plus adorable .... and the IQ is seemingly not too shabby

[@travisdean8794]

I truly enjoy your reactions. You’re one of the best on KZbin. Even others doin it say that you’re one of the best.

[@DannyPodcast]

One of the best comedy scenes ever with the family in the car almost crashing, and then keep singing.

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

That solo though!! Never gets old. ✌❤

[@DanielSmith-pq4yc]

I wasn't alive when this was released but I remember MTV playing guns n roses quite a lot so that's how I became a fan

[@jonathanhenderson9422]

Been playing guitar for 20+ years and this is still probably my favorite song to play front-to-back. Every note is just perfect. Even the bass part is super cool.

[@zankproductions4172]

Dude, what you said about Tina turner - I totally hear it. These guys always sounded like classic rock in a time when heavy metal was the norm.

[@DannyPodcast]

What a good reaction. I see the dolly comparison. They’re both doing country rooted folk style in sense.

[@kippercsg]

I'd never connected Tina with Axl before, but you're absolutely right, lol. And both amazing, powerhouse singers.

[@fishnski9211]

Blacks and Whites have fed off each other from day one and have improved their music big-time...RIP Miss Turner..great observation Britt!

[@allibrown8960]

I hadn't ever thought of comparing the sound to Tina... But, the second you said it, I was like oh, yeah! I hear that. The from-the-cheekbones brightness with grit in the throat.

[@Hitman1978]

The Tina Turner/Axl Rose comparison is spot on. I love how they both just will wail on a song as if their lungs were their own personal guitar.

[@tgates0314]

It's fun watching people discover these monster recordings. I was in middle school when this Album dropped and we were blown away. Axl Rose's vocals and Slash's guitar were together the heart and soul of the GNR experience. There were many other monster recordings of GNR.

[@danieltucker1681]

I laughed my literal ass off the whole time…. Awesome reaction

[@russellw7785]

Axl Rose is the singer. You can look up samples of his range. His voice is off the charts in all directions. Even some that hasn't been replicated

[@ajlenze8]

Never heard of Gun N' Roses? Didn't know Slash was/is in GNR? Wow! It just shows how different we all are. In a way, I envy you for how much GNR you'll get to discover - that we jaded rockers have know word-for-word and note-for-note for 30 years... This is my tied-for-FAVORITE song, along with "One Headlight" by The Wallflowers!

[@Greyhawk4x4]

Their 1st album hit the scene like a nuclear blast.

[@williamroyt1296]

I was in the marines and saw these guy in concert. It was this album, and they opened for iron maiden. It was the first show at candle stick park in 88 or 89. Still have the tee shirt. I was 19