The Album That Changed The World | Guns N' Roses: Appetite for Destruction | Full Documentary

[@infinidominion]

Shout to Izzy for being the glue and foundation

[@KingMonkey89]

I am so glad I had parents as young as mine were when I was born. There taste in music shaped my own as a kid and still to this day. When my father bought this record back in the late 80's it was constantly played and played loud in my house. Appetite for destruction is a total Rock n Roll masterpiece.

[@ryanweatherman-holt4805]

Adler's pocket. Perfect.

[@shandonsahm3343]

Yep 👍

[@IdealX-fr4eg]

Underrated for sure!!

[@matttipton1270]

1 of the best rock n roll bands ever

[@yvettevitacaponigro]

Thank you for the post! 🤘🏻✌🏼😊

[@doctordetroit4339]

I saw GnR open for Motley. No one knew who GnR was. Everyone was there to see the Crue, and Tommy and his crazy drums that spun upside down, etc. The 80s were epic, if you missed them, blame God or your parents. You will never experience anything like that in your life. But back to GnR. A couple of chicks in front of us had jean jackets with GnR on their backs. We asked about them.....they told us they were great. Again.....almost no one knew who GnR was. I blew them off. I was there to see Vince and the boys. So Axl and Slash and co. come out.....Slash is totally drunk and/or stoned. But they played their songs. And I have seen literally hundreds of openers....most I forgot. On the ride home after the show.....the radio was blasting Paradise City. The VERY next day I was in the mall buying an Appetite cassette. It was that good. Seriously, it was. And Motley was less than stellar. Played about 75 minutes. I felt robbed a bit. So a few years later in the early 90s I see GnR headline stadium with Metallica. Axl (I shit you not) made us wait hours after Metallica and Faith No More (who opened). It was fun, girls showed their ta ta's the whole time, but I am not exaggerating when I say GnR did not start until about 1-2 am. After the show we left and on the ride home the sun was coming up. It was that late. Seriously. God I miss those days.

[@rayfabris2512]

sounds like a great time and yes I miss those days myself coming home when the sun was coming up we were vampires back then, sun? oh shit time to get home 😅

[@colincampbell7126]

Who is this guy with the English accent.. what a doofus.. saying they were misogynistic and not politically correct... those words didn't even exist back in 85ish.. what a tampon...

[@cuginoeddie8677]

Guns N’ Roses were the closest thing to Beatlemania we will ever see. They were so big they united everyone, new wave, punk, metalheads, pop… I even remember my parents upon watching The Rolling Stones PPV special where they featured couldn’t deny this was a special band.

[@cuginoeddie8677]

Appetite was so strong that You could be mine, November rain, Don’t damn me and Don’t cry which was the first song they ever wrote were left off of it.

[@davidcurtis4478]

Guns N Roses was a HUGE part of my youth, and still is. I hope all members throughout continue Rockin' and glad they've been iny life . 🤘🥁🤘DC

[@johnperiard9594]

Lets not go that far. I was there. It was a big album, and Slash IS The Last Guitar Hero but.... you know what?,.....it Did change World!! Waaayyyy better than Nevermind or anything from Seattle.

[@doctordetroit4339]

Thankfully grunge died due to smack OD's....pure horse sh!t.

[@KingMonkey89]

Slash wasn't the last guitar hero. Tom morello, John Squire, Nick McCabe and Steve Craddock are all guitar hero's. If yiu don't know the last three go check them.out.

[@KingMonkey89]

@@doctordetroit4339 Yeah because metal heads weren't junkies. Don't be stupid. Grunge produced some of the greatest rock n roll music ever. Record sales and millions of fans to this day around the world proves yiu dead wrong

[@Psyclonus7]

I didn't see you there

[@jimwhite4270]

@@doctordetroit4339Alice in chains are not crap. Go grab your lipstick and spandex pole swallower;)

[@Gentlegroove71]

Tonight “ 25:34 Sweet Child of Mine” played as my 15 year old son and I ordered pizza. We engaged into a conversation concerning GnR. I opined that the 5 original members had to unite. None of them would have made it without each other. Each member needed the other member. When GnR formed, the members didn’t fit in the then LA scene. The members were LA misfits. They were too punk for hair bands. They were pretty enough for most mid ‘80’s LA bands. Their rawness was also too raw for LA bands. In remember in early August 1987, I walked into the local music store and seeing a large GnR section dedicated to marketing Appetite for Destruction. I picked up the album saw 5 guys who looked homeless and walked over to the newly released Def Leppard Hysteria album. And bought Hysteria. Around this time period, Florida schools were back in session. MTV began playing “Welcome to the Jungle”. There was a slow buzz growing around the band. All the high school musicians became instant fans. And this was September 1987. I saw GnR open for Crue at the Hollywood Sportatoruim. I think it was their last night supporting Crue. The show was insane. A few months later GnR became a household name.

[@jpakos6701]

ΑΜΑΖΙΝG BAD ....AMAZING YEARS .....I WAS 18 at 1988 .....pure fucking explosion ...the best years of my life

[@IdealX-fr4eg]

This guy saying there isn't one memorabel song on UYI shouldn't be taken seriously or even in this doc

[@godscience7821]

Welcome to the jungle baby

[@cuginoeddie8677]

This was the album that killed hair metal, one only needs to look at how quick all those hair bands changed their image after GNR hit big.

[@KevonialJemonathoy]

6:20 Dennis!

[@dananthony6258]

I loved guns and roses back then because they weren’t glam rock.

[@jimwhite4270]

Teased hair and spandex…Axl’s daisy duke briefs….not glam? Lmao! Clearly your drugs worked better than mine did in the 80’s-90’s!

[@shandonsahm3343]

Actually they' were gutter glam they wore makeup but not poodle hair like poison.. I'd call it gutter glam

[@Rantila718]

It didn’t change anything for me. I can’t stand them never liked them never will.

[@onehandclapping3094]

Sorry Van Halen was not hard rock. More like cartoon rock

[@terryconstantinoff6286]

I was always amazed by that amazing drummer I had the demo 1986 fuckin incredible

[@infinidominion]

What about Nick Barker and Gene Hoglan