Appetite For Destruction

I really struggled with this as parts of the album are musically brilliant - real stand out tracks - some parts are fine, but then you tune into the lyrics and the way he writes about women is horrendous. Just disgusting. Apparently there used to be another track that was removed in 2018 because it was racist and homophobic.

Echt een goed album moeilijk om het maar 4 sterren te geven.

4.5

Escucha

pretty great, enjoyed it more than expected actually ! really catchy stuff, pretty redundant topics though lol

5-

Lots of hits. Mostly consistent.

couple strong singles but there are some misses

A couple of really great songs, but the rest sounds dated. 80's Hair Band. Was big in it's day, but not so much now.

Good but over stuffed. This didn't need to be 54 minutes long. Cut "You're Crazy" and "Anything Goes" and move "Out ta Get Me" between "Sweet Child o Mine" and "Rocket Queen" so there aren't two 6 minute long tracks back to back and this goes up a star.

Super Dope

Any album with Sweet Child of Mine on it deserves at least 4 stars

Disco cheio de hits, ainda mais sendo o primeiro disco de uma banda.

Ah, GNR, a staple of classic rock, especially in the 80s, with this album being named as their best record. Personally, I thought it was pretty good. The main draw for me on this album is Slash’s guitar playing. He really shows why he is considered one of the best guitar players of all time, especially through such iconic riffs as Welcome To The Jungle and Sweet Child O’ Mine, two of my standout tracks and two of the biggest hits off the record. His guitar playing is also shown on other songs off the album such as Nighttrain, my third standout track, and a really impressive fast paced rocker of a song. Axl, whatever you have to say about him and his many…incidents, is a powerful singer, and really gives his all on songs like the six minute epic Rocket Queen, my final standout track. Pair that with Izzy, Duff, and Steve’s powerful rhythm section, and you have a solid rock album. However, the album can tend towards having songs sound the same due to the fact that most of the songs besides Child are fast paced rockers, which can end up causing song to blend together. However, even with that, it is still a powerful record, and although it may not be a 5 in my book, I’d still recommend it to fans of heavy rock, you may find something you really enjoy.

classic

It was pretty decent. Easy to see how it would be transformative 2.7

High highs. Mid mids.

Very competent album that is not my cup of tea (talk to 16 year old me for a five star review lol) 3.5/5

When I was seven or eight years old I had a Lightning McQueen MP3 player loaded up with classic rock songs. “Welcome to the Jungle” and “Sweet Child o’ Mine” were probably the coolest songs I’d ever heard. Put enough drinks in me nowadays and I still might sing along. But the rest of this album sucks, man. Pure white hot drug-fueled rock ‘n’ roll excess. Macho in all the wrong ways. Maybe that’s your thing, but it ain’t mine.

Three absolute stone cold classics hidden in a mass of sludge.

While this album played, 13-yr-old sockfire and 51-yr-old sockfire reached out across the decades, clasped hands, and, for once, we understood each other. It’s very difficult to express just how many times I’ve played this album. For something that is both inspired by crap and went on to inspire even worse crap, it’s a bit of a marvel that this album just utterly rips from start to end. Like it lives in a little bubble of unrepeatable badassery.

GUNNERS! It’s undeniable that elements of this go pretty hard: Welcome to the Jungle is an all-time opener and the ending to Paradise City is triumphant. I even have some weird respect for GNR fans, who seem oblivious to the fashion cycles which put them in and out of favour every five years or so. But, but, but it’s also GNR so we can’t score it that high now can we?

My head dropped when I saw Guns and Roses Axels whiney voice and all the over the top cliches. However this album took me back to all that was good about them. Great riffs vocals drew me in instead of repeling me nice drumming some classic rock anthums mixed into the lesser know stuff which was interesting and a little underrated.

Welcome to the jungle, Watch it bring you to your shun-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-knees, knees! 🎸 10/10, no notes.

This album brought the attitude back to glam metal, and gave rock some much-needed S,D,&RR. Gifted musicians, especially the immediately-recognizable Slash on lead guitar, and Axl's piercing vocals. To be fair, the other songs that they didn't release as singles aren't the same level, but the singles more than make up for it.

A debut that came along and defined a genre

Gran gran álbum de rock. Tremendo.

just the classic classic solid 3.95/5

Nkt my thing

not for me

increíble como el primer disco de una banda puede sonar así

Guns N' Roses – Appetite For Destruction (1987) On Day 197, I tackled a definitive classic. Sonically, this album is an absolute masterpiece. Axl Rose completely tested his voice box showcasing an incredible vocal range, while Slash absolutely abused his guitars to deliver a historic performance. "Welcome To The Jungle" serves as the perfect intro here, immediately setting the tone for everything to follow. The blues tracking on songs like "Nightrain," "Out Ta Get Me," and "Mr. Brownstone" is completely ridiculous. "Paradise City" is another phenomenal standout; there is something incredible about how it handles the production layout, bringing it down in the middle of the track to transition the blues directly into heavy, hard rock arena energy. I also really liked "My Michelle." Then, of course, there is "Sweet Child O' Mine." Unless you live under a rock, you have heard this song, and growing up I encountered it in many movies without knowing how truly good it was until now. Listening to it here brought back so many nostalgic moments, and something about that opening riff just strikes your mind like absolute cinema. Tracks like "You're Crazy" and "Anything Goes" beautifully carry that blues-rock foundation directly into "Rocket Queen," a stellar closer that found its way to being my personal favorite track on the record. Ultimately, "Rocket Queen," "Paradise City," and "Sweet Child O' Mine" absolutely take the cake today. This project goes to show you just how incredible a debut album can be. A flawless 5/5.

3.5 I still love sweet child o mine but honestly a bit tired of paradise city and welcome to the jungle and the rest of the album isn't quite on the level of those songs. Not bad or anything but not something I'd really chose to listen through as a whole again really

A boyband with a bad attitude. Great musicians but a bit meh for me.

p574. 1987. 3 stars. Generic and inexplicably popular 80s stadium rock, dressed up in punk gladrags. Points deducted for Axl Rose - not only is he a twat, he sounds like a dog with its leg caught in barbed wire. Saved from 2 stars by a couple of classic songs and some incendiary guitar work.

Listened already (1)

Kinda wish welcome to the jungle intro was longer but great opening. Never actually listened to this album and it’s really good. Listened to the rest when im boiling and it’s stressing me out man

그냥 락

sick album, sweet child of mine is an all timer

album #92 an absolutely insane debut album. whether you like the album or not, the lasting impact this has had cannot be denied. it's unapologetic in it's messaging and raunchy approach - it's fun and musically competent. i grew up listening to this type of music, and i know that paints my view of it. regardless, the album has several bangers. also, the cover of paradise city with slash, fergie, and cypress hill is so, so cool. ꩜ average track rating: 4.3/5 ꩜ favourite track(s): mr. brownstone, sweet child o' mine, paradise city ꩜ least favourite track(s): rocket queen ꩜ album rating: ★★★★⯪ ꩜ number of albums left to review: 997 ꩜ number of albums from the list that i agree with being on the list: 44 (+1 Appetite for Destruction) ꩜ albums from the list that I would consider on my list: 20 (+1 Appetite for Destruction) ꩜ albums from the list I won't include on my list: 72

This shows how heavy metal can be listened to when the vocalist does something other than scream

Too smooth for destruction?

Sweet Child O'Mine and Welcome to the Jungle are the popular, stand-out tracks, but a great album all round. Slash's guitar and the voice of Axel Rose create this instantly recognisable sound. Is Sweet Child O'Mine the most covered song of all time?

A throw back to my 6th form. A great album that went straight on repeat yesterday

Been a long time since I listened to this and I loved every minute. A magical mix of Zep, Stones, ACDC and Aerosmith influences with Slash' genius guitar running the show. 5*

It's a classic.

- Perhaps the most "hard rock" of bands playing their quintessential record? Guns N' Roses has a handful of tricks (Axl's multi-octave vocal power, Slash 's iconic guitar work, and invigorating beats), but damn are they masters of them. - The non-greatest hits are solid, though they do not stand out as much. (I actually prefer a couple to "Paradise City," which I have never completely loved.) - "Sweet Child O' Mine" is one of the (if not the) best rock ballads of all time. - I appreciate the honesty with which Guns N' Roses handles their own lore. They were just constantly fucking around and landing on fun riffs.

I listened to this album maybe 2 months ago and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. The lyrics may be stupid, but combined with the guitars and drums, makes all the songs fun. I like Mr. Brownstone a lot

This is one of those albums that was foundational for me growing up, so I always will think highly of it. That said, it still is all killer no filler. Too bad some of the songs are overplayed, but damn does My Michelle and Mr Brownstone still rip. Taking the album as it is, to me it a perfect "Rock" album.

The hits are insane and the rest is solid

The hits are good and borderline played out. The rest sounds about the same just not as catchy

Please, God, let it stop.

Classic. Aside from the three mega hits on this album, I also really liked Rocket Queen. The remainder were alright. (3.5)

Todo mundo sabe que é um clássico, mas eu já ouvi um milhão de vezes, justamente por ser um clássico. As músicas dessa álbum (principalmente Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City e Sweet Child O' Mine) passam no rádio o tempo todo. Achei que essa recomendação foi meio ruim, talvez para alguém que ouve pouca música ou está começando a ouvir música agora.

Interesting noises axl rose

Happy 250th to 'Murica. Good album for it. Three of the most played songs on rock radio of all time + a bunch of pretty solid deep cuts, My Michelle being my favorite of those. It's cheesy at times but in the best way.

Such a strong opening song and it sets the tone for the rest of the album. I don't listen to Guns N' Roses much, but I think this is a very strong album.

Yes, the singles are massive, but the rest of the album is a Aerosmith cover band cosplaying as vagrants in the seedies backstreets of Hollywood as the porno store house band. Terrible album tracks, no redeeming qualities, simply buoyed by it's fame.

Still a bit traumatised due having to watch approximately a thousand shitty teenager bands trying to sounds like Guns n' Roses on youth centre gigs during the glamrock revival boom back in the mid-00s. Luckily I'm mostly over it and can say that this is one bloody good rock'n'roll record. Being a non-native speaker you don't really care all that much what the lyrics actually say, particularly when it's music like this but fucking hell, are they awful at times now that I actually listened to them. Oh well, that's part of the thing, I reckon. Three stars feels a bit too low so I guess I'll have to go with four.

3.5

Wow what a great sounding album! I bet when they play live they sound just as good

He was never a singer, bless him. I feel like listening to Guns N Roses is a bit like watching an 11 year old boy try to act tough. It's trying to be all big and bad and rebellious but just kinda comes across sort of endearingly daft. Yes dear your guitar playing is *very* fast. Of *course* you've got lots of girls who fancy you. Your rattlesnake suitcase *is* cool (rattlesnake suitcase is a real lyric btw). I did enjoy listening to this despite it being obviously quite rancid in places - like enjoying a 4am kebab despite the burger sauce feeling a bit like it's on the turn – but is it like, *good*? Not particularly.

Listen to this album many many times and it’s obvious that Rocket Queen is the best track on the entire album, followed by My Michelle. It’s classic GnR, at the peak of their powers

It is a classic. It's slightly below other rock classics because it's a little silly in parts.

Never been a fan. Hard to ignore their impact on 80's & 90's metal/rock and roll.

En ole tämänkään pumpun suurin ystävä mutta albumille on eksynyt useampi hitti, voisiko jopa sanoa hittikimara. Perus rokkia. Axel Rosen ääni on kyllä persoonallinen. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nyt on liuta niin isoja biisejä että ei kai sitä voi kun arvostaa.

Ughhhhh. God no. I get that it was a cool debut or whatever but it’s so bad. I didn’t like any of it

This is hard hitting repetitive sounds that work together like magic and just make sense, typical 80’s that is timeless. fifty percent of it is iconic.

Eh I’m not that hungry.

Never could mesh with GNR and this album confirms it. I'm not sure what about it with them in particular, maybe the screeching vocals that sometimes come out of nowhere? Or perhaps the flirting with glam metal and the related atrocious lyrics? Maybe the generic (even though some of the riffs sound sick) hard rock sound? It has to be something, or some of it. I just can't get with it. I mean some of the lyrics are ludicrous, how did the lyrics ever get past the testing stage? The lines in "It's So Easy" are so funny: "I see you standin' there / You think you're so cool Why don't you just / Fuck off." Even though the lyrics aren't 'great,' the delivery makes up for the quality of the line. As well the snotty instrumental, reminiscent of "Brand New Cadillac" by the Clash. Slash's lead playing and Duff's bass playing make up for some of the downsides it has. Slash I believe is one of those guitarist that probably made a deal with devil in the middle of nowhere during the middle of the night. Axl Rose brings down the album heavily; I don't like the vocals at all. Maybe that's apart of the appeal of GNR, the sloppy vocals that match the debauchery themes. I wouldn't recommend this one, but I can't help but feel I'm missing something as some people absolutely adore this album. I wonder wonder why. Highlight Song/s: "It's So Easy", "Paradise City" and "Sweet Child O' Mine"

Great listen.

Excellent. A pillar of rock…and I get that this comments has a looking for Chinese food at an Italian restaurant vibe, but the fucking misogyny that’s sprinkled over this record makes me crazy…best shown by the lyric “turn around bitch I’ve got a use for you. You’ve got nothing better to do and I’m bored.” Blech.

I first heard Rocket Queen about 25 years ago and I got to say but it might be the best song on the record.. it holds up and that says a lot because there's a lot of bangers here.

I get it's cool to shit on them now, and everyone has heard Sweet Child of Mine enough for a lifetime already, but you know why you've heard it so much? Because it's a killer song and this album is full of them! The performances are sooo good, the rhythm section is so tight but then there's a looseness that the guitars and vocals bring when they play off it and it just sounds like a big old fucking party. It's not clever, or fancy or reinventing the wheel but it's just a big old slice of kick ass rock and/or roll. Even the longer songs have interesting enough arrangements that they don't drag on too much and although a lot of the songs are fairly similar they're up tempo enough not to get stale. Fuck the haters, it's a victim of it's own success and a stone cold classic

I enjoyed the pace and the production within the album, I may visit it whenever I’m fuming

"Paradise City", "Welcome To The Jungle", "Sweet Child O' Mine" Full of (head)bangers Unfortunately, I prefer softer stuff. Still a crazy album

I would put this album into the "Dad rock" category but I do like it significantly more that some of the other "dad rock" albums that I have been served so far. I like the heavy sound and the vocals. I love a guitar solo. The hits on this album are WAY over-exposed but are(were?) hits for a reason. One review I read talked about this being music you play while drinking beers in the garage after hitting on a waitress from Applebee's and yeah that's about right. I don't approve of harassing the waitress but you could catch me listening to this with older relatives on a dock on the fourth of July and I would be happy to be there.

Really not a big guns and roses fan, but when they get it right, its awesome! So for sweet child of mine, paradise city and welcome to the jungle I'll give em three stars 😆😆

there is nothing special about the average song on this album and its big hits are just decent, I can have fun listening to welcome to the jungle, paradise city or sweet child o' mine but all of them are songs I'm likely to skip halfway through tbh

This album is so annoying. Apart from a couple of songs (welcome to the jungle & paradise city) it just irritates me with its fake rebellion of the status quo. Also Axl Rose has an annoying voice

🤘💀

I used to listen to this album a ton when I was a teenager. When I think back on it I remember the major hits, but there were a surprising number of misses for me as well. Of course songs like "Welcome to the Jungle" and "Paradise City" are undeniably great, but then I find "Nightrain," "Out Ta Get Me", "You're Crazy," etc. to be pretty big misses. Still, it is crazy how many hits they packed onto this debut.

I guess? Sure

Sounds like high school. The range of songs here is crazy!

I tend to like my rock ruthless, yeah, but more as a tool effectively used by the deserving hard workers, instead of the anarchistic free-for-all attitude this album encompasses. Never been crazy about this band, but I'm grateful all but two of these songs were fresh to my ears after reading that most songs on this album were unavoidable to certain people around the US. It's a really ugly album but at least it knows that, I'm sure that was goal in the first place. But honestly, I've only heard GnR's influence in Guitar Center's, high school music classes, and dive bars, so I don't really feel it pushed music in any meaningful direction.

It's hard to be cynical about this one, even if this isn't quite my style. It's an explosive rock'n'roll journey with a lot intensity and passion behind it. It's large, energetic and over the top. The overplayed songs are overplayed for a reason. The quality of some of these songs have stood the test of time. Every song sounds distinct, and feel very much like they belong on the album. I'm just sick and tired of so many of the songs on here, but I don't feel as if it's a fair criteria to rate it by. It's definitely influential, iconic and beloved by many, and in a vacuum if I've never heard those songs before I'm pretty sure I'd also like them. Good record, a charitable 4/5.

The singles are good; it's really something knowing the band never really came back after this first album

listed to this album quite a few times b4 defo one of my favourite GNR albums absolute classic :) own it on CD

This album is the truest test of the question “Is it good or do I just already know it?” Paradise City is truly an excellent song, Welcome to the Jungle is a testosterone fueled romp, but the rest of it came off pretty corny. Still fun, but for an album that was a formative part of my discovery of my own music taste, it’s not actually as good as I remember.

I admittedly have a love/hate relationship with Guns N' Roses. I actually don't mind their songs in small doses, but I absolutely cannot stand Axl's voice. It's like nails on a chalkboard for me. I feel like he's just screaming at me, and in this case, he screamed at me for almost an hour, which is way too long. I have to give this album credit for the amount of hits it has on it. Also, if you read up on the album, it was a bust when it first came out. It wasn't until after the band campaigned to have their music played on MTV and radio stations, and toured non-stop in small clubs everywhere, that it finally gained traction and ended up being one of the best selling albums of all time. So, it belongs on this list, but I will not be listening to it again.

fine js not really my vibe

Once again, much better than I expected. I understand why these bands are so acclaimed by the critic, several songs unknown to me were actually great. Rocket queen... Sh**, what a way to end an album. 4,5/5.

Começa com uma pedrada já. Saudades da banda. Admirei muito mais essa música quando toquei e ouvi os parceiros da banda tocarem, cada parte muito criativa. Só música foda, tinha umas que fazia tempo que não ouvia. O massa é que tu ouve eles tocando e te transporta pra uma época, um estilo de vida, tu começa imaginar eles vivendo loucamente tudo que tem pra viver. Rock n Roll puro, vida na gandaia, drogas huahhuaa. Mano, a cada música que vinha eu ficava de cara... todas as épicas no mesmo álbum... Os caras fizeram um pacto, pqp.

It completely encompasses what it was like to be a rock band of the time. There’s an element of lawlessness that completely comes through in the album.

eeee no lo mio, en mi auto no se escucha

Completely packed with hits, yet completely devoid of any character… a remarkably annoying debut… if I had to pick any album to be characterized as a product of its time exclusively, this would be the one! 2/10

I can still clearly remember hearing “Appetite for Destruction” for the first time when I was 11 or 12: that was the moment that changed my life—at least when it came to anything related to music. Guns N’ Roses sounded completely different from anything I’d heard before: complex and virtuosic, yet at the same time raw and rebellious—and in my opinion, there’s never been a combination like that, either before or since, that came anywhere close to that level. Since then, I’ve played every note of that album, and yet I still discover new details time and again. On the surface, of course, you notice Axl’s unusual voice and Slash’s solos, but it really gets interesting when you dig a little deeper: Slash impresses far more with his riffs, and the wild asynchronies with Duff’s bass create the ghost notes for a truly unique groove monster (note e.g., the different accents by bass and guitar in the "Rocket Queen" Main Riff); but in my view, what’s most underrated about this band to this day is their masterful use of harmonic complexities and key changes. There’s a lot more that could be said on this topic, but my point is: despite their enormous commercial success, Guns N’ Roses are probably one of the most underrated bands in rock history, and it’s actually a shame that the “Use Your Illusion” albums (which explore the unique harmonic ideas far beyond what's shown here) didn’t make it onto this list. Obviously off the scale, but I couldn’t find a way to rate it higher than five stars.

The opening riff is iconic then it quickly goes downhill with 52 minutes of toxic masculinity

Rocket Queen is a great closing track. I know this album quite well

I just hate it.

You could go on and on about how this and that or you could just sum it up simply. Its not a masterpiece unless it holds some emotional space in your life, it is however an incredibly solid album with only a couple of clunky moments. IMO Mr. Brownstone and Rocket Queen are better than any of the singles. About as close to 5 stars as you can get without quite getting there.

Brilliant album, listened to it too much when younger, lots of classics. 3/5

Exceptional album. Pure rock n´roll, very different from that rock era. It is the only Guns n' Roses album I enjoy.

Got some classics on here! Its fun but not something I want to listen to on the regular. 6/10

A CLASSIC FILLED WITH ABSOLUTE BANGERS!!!

I love Slash's guitar playing. I don't like Axl Rose as a singer at all. Good meat and potatoes rock'n'roll. In the words of one of the more astute reviewers, "pretty average."

fave song: Mr. Brownstone

I enjoyed this album but not as much as other rock albums I've heard. At the time, this was probably special but now there's other bands doing it better.

They were popular but never with me. Added “Sweet Child O Mine” to my playlist.

The singles are the singles for a reason. The deep cuts are deep cuts because they fucking suck

I don't particularly love these "big stadium" rock artists, cause they are very repetitive. But I'd say this album has enough bangers to get a 4

This is a classic that doesn't follow any rules and does what it wants. Classics like Rocket Queen and It's So Easy still hold up and that sound is unlike anything you've ever heard. The band has never done anything as good as this and sadly never will.

wtf is welcome to the jungle about? // Abysmal humans, apparently

Absolute shit

Everyone has heard these singles so many times that, for many, they have lost their luster. The non-singles were not enjoyable to me. I think the only song I still like on this album is Sweet Child O Mine. It's obviously a classic, but having heard it, I will not intentionally listen to any of these songs.

This album rocks. A lot. Maybe the last true rock band in the classic sense to exist. Terrible personalities, actions, and stories after the fact. The songs have endured, they’re full of young, raw, male energy and kill it. Make you want to run through a wall.

This is a super formative album for me. This is all over the map style-wise and they hit on pretty much every sound they try.

Holds up

I do not like this album. I guess no fault to them, but I hear these songs constantly at sporting events and don’t love listening to it as an album.

Note: it's more then likely a 4.5 but my personal connections bump it up since you can't have .5's Appetite For Destruction is an album that leaves an impact. It hits hard and goes fast. All the songs are absolute bangers and it has copious amounts of hits. Listen to this album numerous times over the past 5 years and it still hasn't grown stale. Fav Songs Welcome To The Jungle Paradise City Rocket Queen Is it Top 1001 Worthy (is it essential)? 100% yes, one of the greatest debut albums of all time and quite possibly the best album in the 80's hair metal scene that has stood the test of time

Great album...

Classic rock album I grew up hearing all the time

5/10

Gunnareilla on hittibiisit jotka potkii, mutta muut kipaleet on vähä semmosta perusrokkia. Levy ihan ookoo.

En oo koko levyä koskaan kuunnellu, tuntu että ei-hittibiisit oli freesimpiä ja parempia - johtuen varmaan, että hittibiisejä on tullu kuunneltua neljättäkymmenettä vuotta enemmän tai vähemmän. GNR ei oo itelle se kotoisin paikka, mutta meni kertakuuntelulta aivan mukavasti, silmät pyöri vähän hittibiiseissä, lyriikat tuli kuitenki selkärangasta.

Perfff prtty solid, reminds me of megamind.

Hits are listenable otherwise this is just not my type of music - also I know this shouldn’t play into it but the album cover is ugly

Это круто, мне кажется, что я слышала много похожих ходов в более современных песнях, но всё-таки не совсем мое

Very good

lots of recognizable stuff on here. pretty fun time all around

Good

Every song was incredibly strong, couldnt pick a fave!

This album is great but all the popular songs have been overplayed to the point where I hate them.

Classic. This is the 80s hard rock album by which all others were measured for a long time (& maybe still are). It took the genre to the next level. The record was inescapable too. It was on everyone’s car stereo when I was in high school. All the time. And it’s actually held up. Mr. Brownstone, Paradise City, My Michelle, and of course Sweet Child O’ Mine are highlights. But this album never lets up front to back. This is one that’s clearly deserving of status on this list.

I'm hard pressed to give Appetite For Destruction anything but a 5 for Sweet Child O Mine alone. I think the biggest criticism I can make of this album is that it all sounds pretty similar. Outside of the radio songs, I wouldn't be able to pick the rest apart. But ya know, they are fun high energy songs and every single one of them has at least one good guitar solo.

Me admira o quão variadas são as músicas do Guns, mesmo dentro do mesmo álbum. Uma banda que merece o reconhecimento.

Pure comedy. I love it

J’ai jamais accroché à Guns N’ Roses. Je trouve ça sympa, mais sans plus et j’ai jamais compris le statut culte du groupe. Cet album, je le trouve sympathique, mais rien de plus. Il est tellement neutre que je saurais même pas franchement quoi dire dessus. Voilà, j’aime pas plus que ça.

3 bangers, resten fillers.. Bangersarna går väl inte att förneka så en motvillig 3a Thinking about you = fucking annoying

All killer no filler

Det finns en sångare jag absolut inte klarar av, som är värst av dom värsta, som kan förstöra vad som helst. Det är Axl Rose! Det finns säkert en del bra rocklåtar här, mycket tyder på det. Men det spelar ingen som helst roll. Jag kan inte lyssna på Lars Roos kokainhajpade bror. Det är fysiskt omöjligt! Freddie Mercury kom tillbaka allt är förlåtet.

Ska man lyssna på en hårdrocksskiva från 80-talet är det nog den här man ska höra. Guns’n’roses plockar influenser från sleaze, punk och skitig rock’n’roll. Use your illusions-skivorna har kanske högre toppar, men är å andra sidan rätt spretig över åtta LP-sidor. Appetite är mer konsekvent och sammanhållen i sitt sound. Slash hade kunnat tagga ner lite emellanåt, men introt till Sweet child o mine är verkligen enastående gitarrmagi. I övrigt höjer jag volymen till Welcomw to the jungle, Out ta get me, Mr Brownstone, Paradise city och Rocket Queen.

Mer rock än hårdrock vilket naturligtvis är positivt. Roses sånginsatser är inget att skriva hem om. Men här finns bra låtar. Framförallt hitsen håller bra klass (även om jag hade för mig att Sweet child… var ännu bättre). Där emellan finns en del lyssningsbara men också en del transport. Hursomhelst klarar man trean. Riktigt bra för genren.

När de koncentrerar sig på gubbrock är det rätt bra, som It's so easy. Även hitsen Paradise och welcome to the Jungle håller. Det går nästan att ana något soulfullt i vissa låtar med koklocka och fina basslingor. Låtarna är överlag lite för långa och innehåller på tok för många hårdrockssolon av standardtyp.

This album is like being cut off in traffic by some obnoxious douche in a ute with tinted windows. The ute doesn’t have a speck of mud on it, because the driver has never swung a hammer or worked the land in his life.

I thought id enjoy this more than I did. Its not quite hair metal, not quite punk, not quite crunge. When its good it combines the best of those, but at its worst it combines the bad parts. Lyrics have not aged well. Guitars good but a bit over the top and repetitive in parts.

Favourite Songs: Welcome To The Jungle

Just because it was very important to me as a kid. I couldn't get through more than 4 songs this time around.

Classics but overall each song sounded the exact same

Not a fan but can't deny the quality and overall importance.

Fun to listen to the classics. Otherwise not really my kind of thing. Weirdly the production felt very flat- might be my beats earbuds!

Mid.

extra star for sweet child of mine

no me gustó

4 de 5 Uno de los mejores y más explosivos álbumes debuts de rock en la historia. Combina guitarras afiladas, riffs brutalmente potentes y ritmos vigorosos con una producción bien ejecutada. El talento individual resalta en cada pista, destacando los legendarios solos de guitarra y la intensidad vocal, las letras retratan la vida cotidiana, la juventud, los excesos y la crudeza de las calles, donde la banda vivía al límite. A destacar: Track 1 - Welcome to the Jungle Track 2 - It's So Easy Track 5 - Mr. Brownstone Track 6 - Paradise City Track 9 - Sweet Child o' Mine Track 12 - Rocket Queen

Gosh I cannot stand hair metal. Respect for having like 5 songs on your debut album still be songs 99.9% of people still know 40 years later.

For an album to get a 5, I think all the following should be present: - Display of exceptional musicianship - Long-lasting influence, memorable songs - Emotional effect This album is fit for this. While Guns N' Roses might not be my favourite band of all time, the achievement is undeniable. This debut record sounds great. It is also played very tightly and is well-arranged. The vocal performance is extraordinary. Last but not least, it has a huge selection of songs that stand the test of time.

Noisy.

Absolute banger of an album! So many great songs on this album. From Nighttrain, Sweet Child O'Mine and Paradise City. Great writing and performing from the band as well.

DONT love rock

I like some of the songs in the albulm

2- oooohhh gun n' roses! Finally an excuse to actually listen to an album from them. I downloaded the album directly. May listen to it later during lunch and omw to the library. Very liking it so far I liked welcome to the jungle and realised I already sweet child o mine I sadly didn't get more time to appreciate it better :(((

can i evaluate without prejudice what ive been calling crap my whole life? theres always a first time for everything turns out i was: right i dont fw all this want to look cool by trying so hard to be bad vibe, the music dont really help either i just dont connect with any aspect of this and everything comes too uninspired to me, i dont think i will remember any of these riffs tomorrow, i was calling the drum fills as they happened and that mfrs voice irritates tf out of me i could keep going but that would be just mean, hope i made clear that i dont like this

The singles are absolutely colossal. That guitar solo in Sweet Child is sensational. Beyond that, the waters can get pretty muddy at times, though all in all it's an awesome shot of LA hard rock pomp. Sounds like a good time. Pretty amazing that it's their debut. Came out fully-formed!

Never been a fan, although I’ll admit that the “big” songs are decent. Favourite track: Welcome to the Jungle

Rock stars being rock stars, just a classic.

Maybe because of nostalgia but there was good songs on this! It’s a cool sound in general too.

Even though I had a huge negativity biased view of this album going in (the popularity, the videos, the characters) this album was pretty consistent. Even the songs I didn't know were of decent quality. Slash is a superstar, who created leads that people still recognize today, decades later.

Much like Slippery When Wet, which I got a few days ago, Appetite For Destruction is an album that many people seem to have really mixed feelings about. Three of the songs on this album, Welcome To The Jungle, Paradise City, and Sweet Child O’ Mine are overplayed on most radio stations. But just because they’re overplayed doesn’t make them worse. I regularly listen to songs off of this album and I am going to give it 5 stars.

Always was and still is an incredible powerhouse of an album. My rating is for purely sentimental reasons.

I am not a fan of Guns N' Roses, but I know and understand what important shifts in music mean in genres, and this album represents a shift in metal...and also the end of a golden era of metal. Metallica and Guns N' Roses produced their best music in the late 80s at the right time. Any later, and it would have been a wash (Metallica would be the only true survivor).

Mjög góð

Þetta var sterkari plata en ég hélt að hún yrði.

This was a pretty awesome listen, loved Slash’s guitar playing on this. I never really thought the gunners were that good so never thought about listening to any of their stuff other than the hits. Stoked I gave this a chance, great listen

does what it says on the tin. some classic tracks some forgettable tracks

I... like... Guns N' Roses? Huh.

Who am I?

still somehow know all the words to this album, the production sounds like shit but the song writing endures. good shit!!!

Almost an impossible album to rate. Because when you look at what's it's trying to be, it's flawless: it's an extordinarily fun album with slash riffs and axl rose screams all over the place that never seem to get old, despite how much they're used. It's not trying to be anything super complex lyrically or musically, and I have a lot of respect in that; knowing what you are and executing it flawlessly is always admirable. But at the same time, it doesn't really move me in any way. And certainly not all music does or even should. But for those reasons, it just can't get into the range, no matter how spectacular it is. It's physically impossible for this album. So while it's never going to make any all time lists for me, the respect I have for this album is incredibly high. Say what you will about GNR as people, as musicians, to not respect them to the highest degree shows more about any listener than it ever will about the band. Best: Paradise City Worst: Out ta get me Liked songs: 12/12, 100% High 4

Maybe it’s MTV. Maybe it’s the fact that I was basically a child when Sweet Child O’ Mine started to get played and covered and played and covered and played and covered… well, it’s happening still. But I was tempted to give this a 5. I mean, despite the fact that I thought the band as they appeared in their music videos were almost a parody of themselves when I was in middle school, this album ROCKS. If it didn’t let up at the end, I would have given it a 5. The crazy thing is, despite knowing almost every track, I don’t think I have ever listened to the album. I know my brother had it. But since I have a pussy, am not looking for pussy, and certainly not looking for dudes who look like or proclaim the sentiments of this band, it makes sense that it would take almost 40 (!) years for me to listen to it. 4 SOLID Boolean: yes, absolutely glad to have heard before I die

One hit wonder, but quite the hit

I really enjoyed this album! Four stars.

A band who’s legend looms a lot larger than their music.

So buckin' futch.

Never got around these guys. I had fun nonetheless tho

Hard hitting rock album full of energy. The guitar work is a highlight, heavy on the riffs and guitar solos! Well put together album from start to finish, overall quality makes it a stand out. I'm not much of a rock fan but still really enjoyed listening to it.

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Somehow worse than what I remembered. Still a solid album, maybe I haven't had enough pussy to comprehend it's greatness.

Amazing album, one of the best intro songs to an album ever. Great first few songs, it's a perfect balance of hard guitar solos and catchy almost pop-passing choruses. I understand why Guns N Roses are considered so legendary now. Much harder lyrics than I expected. While not super explicit, I feel like the allusion to drug usage is much more pronounced than I thought it would be. I liked the vast majority, if not all the songs. 10/10 album.

Too album

Onhan tää nyt ikoninen rokkialbumi, monet biisit olin toki aiemmin kuullut jo.

nyt on musiikkia. Welcome to jungle on kyllä aivan uskomaton kappale. 100% yks kaikkien aikojen rokkibiiseistä. Melkein jokainen kappali listalla on aivan kirkkainta timanttia. Ensin albumi alkaa welcome to the jungle josta suoraan its so easy. Albumi todellakin oli entuudestaan tuttu, mutta moni biisi oli täysin uusia itselle. Tuntui, että albumi vaan parani mitä enemmän kuuntelee. Lopussa vasta sweet child of mine. Huhhuh, harva albumi ansaitsee täydet 5/5 mutta tämä on yksi niistä harvoista

Even though you can’t beat some of these classics (even if they’re overplayed) and good riffs, some of this still feels stale. Likes: Welcome To The Jungle; Nightrain; Paradise City; Sweet Child O Mine

Discazo por donde lo mires

This album has some huge singles (Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City, Sweet Child O'Mine) but I personally dislike Guns & Roses - they're almost a parody of an 80's mainstream hair metal band. The lyrics of Nightrain were dumb and the last two songs gave me invasive throughts about whether or not Axl Rose takes off his bandana during sex.

Dad type music. I am neutral on this 👍

Iconic debut album. Nightrain and Mr. Brownstone might be my favorite GnR tracks

The fact that a band with a singer with that voice makes some of the hardest rocking songs of the 80's still blows my mind. When I picture a rockstar in my head I see Slash. These guys are iconic.

3.25 - I don't like the non-singles as much as the songs I've heard a million times.

Been years since I listened to this straight through. Great rocking, and Slash can really bring it. Too bad Axl couldn’t keep it together long enough to have a longer career with these guys.

Dont like guns and roses

This will be one of my hot takes I guess... But I can't stand Guns N' Roses. I don't know if it's just because it's so overplayed or just my hate for the vocals, they are very annoying.

This album used to get played almost daily on my school bus back in the 90's. I think there is much to be said for listening to this album through a shitty cassette player and rattly bus speakers because listening now with decent headphones it is all a bit polished and hollow. It sounds manufactured. Maybe I'm just cynical. It's clearly a classic, but it sounds much better in my memory than it does 30 years later.

Now this is the music that feels like home to me. A spectacular album, no weak songs, only killers.

One of the very first albums that started my obsession with music. Obviously it's been overplayed to death but it remains an absolute classic. Rocket queen still hits as hard as it ever did.

La maggiore opera del gruppo e un disco di riferimento nella storia dell'hard rock (contiene le 3 hit del gruppo "Welcome to the Jungle", "Paradise City" e "Sweet Child O' Mine"), ma per gusto personale non gli posso dare più di 3 stelle: troppo americano.

muy volver a los 13 años

3.8

Immediate, obvious 5.

Appetite for Self-Destruction. Pretty horrible and cliched. I hope tomorrow's album is better than this.

Bit too theatrical for me. Excellent if you’re from the USA, I bet

It would she's been wild to be at the tour for this album . Nasty rock!

It's sleazy, and over the top, but it's a brilliant album which is packed full of memorable rock n roll bombast. Killer riffs, melodic solos and ridiculous hair metal vocals. Perfect singalong with your hairbrush and air guitar stuff.

Yes. Enjoyed this album.

What a throwback! Also one of the most insane debuts of any rock band out there. It was cool listening all the way through. There are some more plain tracks in between the songs I’ve heard hundreds of thousands of times on the radio. They had a very solid style that holds up in the vocal performance and instrumentals. The lyrics fit in with the unironic mentality of sex, drugs, and rock n roll; but nothing really unexpected. It still holds up, even though I personally prefer the dramatic, piano-driven ballads on Use Your Illusion I and II. We get a taste of that on Think About You with the acoustic guitar during the chorus (shout out Izzy). It’s unfortunate that they had something special for these first three albums before crashing and burning (at least in the studio). It’s still a fun nostalgia trip. Favorite track: Think About You

Cool for two weeks when I was 14.

Not the smartest hard-rock album, not the deepest, but one of the most electrifying debuts ever made. Artistically: savage and massively effective. Historically: enormous. Pure listening pleasure: extremely high.

É talvez um 3.5 ou com jeitinho um 4 só pelos class clássicos, mas está um bocadinho gasto para mim

De longe o melhor álbum deles, alguma nostalgia à mistura mas em 2026 já não é das minhas bandas preferidas de todo

Não fazia ideia que estes bangers estavam todos no mesmo álbum

Acho que nunca tinha ouvido o álbum todo. Tem os clássicos mas depois também algumas para encher. Ainda assim é uma viagem pela nostalgia

I just don't think I'm angry enough for this music. I do remember, "Nightrain" and of course, the iconic, "Sweet Child Of Mine" from when this band was popular. The opening sequences from "Swet Child Of Mine" were instantly recognizable. Still, I'm not a fan. I wasn't one then, and I'm not one now. The one surprising song for me was, "Mr. Brownstone" as I hadn't heard it before and I didn't actually hate it.

Surprised with how much I enjoyed this, especially with Axl’s reputation… Obviously heard the hits but songs like Mr Brownstone were great.

Me gustaron varias pero no todas

felt 60 years old listening to this

Some rockers, some ham fisted clunkers, GnR were definitely a thing though. Three and a half.

First full run through. Fantastic

Tämä levy on mun alltime top3:ssa. Tätä on tullut kuunneltua tuhansia kertoja. Todella kova levy, eikä yhtään huonoa raitaa. Klassikko 6/5!

Late 80s hard rock. Debut. Needed to tour to get album sales. One of best-selling albums. Insane vocals.

4/5

Easily one of the top 10 of all time, if not top 6

It’s not bad, I like it. But I do not love it, and I do think it is a bit overrated

welcommeeee to the jungleeeeee

10 - g n mfing r!

Half the album is as 5 star as it gets. Half the album is not really all that good so it ends up at a 4. When they were clicking there was not a better band

One of the best all time.

Kinda full of bangers

Hell yea Remember this reasonably well from the AM top 100. The three classic GNR songs off this obvs slap but there’s a bunch of other great tracks here too

“Ooh hell yeah brother that’s some red-blooded badass American rock n’ roll oooooohhh yeah!!!” Nah this is actually great. Axl Rose is a prick in real life but in these songs he lends an air of vulnerability and jadedness underneath the hedonism. Sweet Child is the worst song if we’re being real though, the riff was literally a practice exercise Slash did and it sounds like it, and the band just doesn’t feel as comfortable playing this slower ballad style as they do the drug bender orgy rock. Every other song? Just pure energy and hooks.

Still a great album but a lot of the lyrics are so bad. Like if you gave a 14 year old child permission to write edgy lyrics.

I enjoyed this

It was fine

Banging tracks really.

I acknowledge the impact of this album, but I've just never enjoyed Axl's voice.

I had to listen in chunks to be able to manage Axel's screeches, but the angst is powerful

Starts strong and continues stronger. Hit after hit, banger after banger. Hard to believe this was mid-late 80s! Phenominal. Great songwriting, slash's guitar just jumps out at you, some of the best most cleanest licks you've ever heard put to track. So good.

Obviously there are some incredibly famous songs on this album (for good reason), but even the songs I had never heard of had a unique and captivating sound. Really good stuff.

It's interesting, and one wonders if it's intentional, how GnR start their huge debut with a guitar riff that could be Roth era Van Halen, before completely destroying the entirety of that style, both in the album AND in popular culture. The hair metal boys always blame Kurt Cobain for destroying them, but come on, that was just the nail in the coffin. Axl and Slash drew first blood, and if it wasn't for Axl himself, they would have likely stayed just as huge through the grunge era. The Use Your Illusion albums were bloated, but they were also huge. But today is about Appetite. And let's be real, I've never been a huge GnR fan, because even while burying hair metal, this is still over the top, often cheesy cock rock. Rose's voice easily slips between iconic and annoying. The songs that didn't get on the radio often feel like filler in a very real way. But so so much of this album was on rock radio. Like, enough of it that it's easy to forget how many were on this one album, and there is enough nostalgia to carry the day, whether that nostalgia comes from the impeccable tone of Sweet Child o Mine, or the supremely relatable “I get up around 7, get outta bed around 9,” the over the top theatrics of Welcome to the Jungle or that big sinister main riff in My Michelle. Whether intentional or not, the album middle-loads. The first song is huge, but you get three more bangers right in the center, and of course by the time Sweet Child comes in, with that riff that everyone but Slash loves and that iconic bass creeping up under it, you're almost done. Sure, there's a gap between the best stuff and the rest, but the album is balanced enough that it never really feels like a slog to cross those gaps. Realistically, this is another imperfect mid 80s metal album, but it still is leaps and bounds ahead of its peers. It's more adept, it's rougher around the edges (and edgier, at that), it feels aesthetically so different from its milieu. It's a different sort of 4* compared to most of what has gotten that, and it's probably lightly so, but it does what it aims to do.

Ughhh so so excited for this. Welcome to the jungle, a perfect opener. Always fun, such a great listen. It’s so easy just keeps the energy going. That slight drop in the middle and then straight back to it was great. Then that guitar solo, amazing. Nightrain is just genuinely so good. It’s a track I hadn’t heard before I did this listen, and it’s now going to go into my rotation. Out ta get me was a vibe. I enjoyed how Mr Brownstone takes a bit of a different approach than some of the other tracks did. Any day when I get to listen to Paradise City is a good day, nuff said. My Michelle had a way to it that just felt like it was meant to be heard live. Sweet child of mine, perfect. No notes. You’re crazy, great. Anything Goes, so much fun. Rocket Queen was a great way to close. Summed up everything this album was. 5/5 ⭐️ 137/1089

The only thing stopping this from being a 5 is the fact that some of the songs have been overplayed to death.

The classics are great, the other ones a bit less so.

Undeniable how classic the hits are, albeit overplayed. Somehow one of those albums that I'd heard 5 tracks a billion times but not sure if I've ever heard it all of the way through. Like much of this brand of music, the misogyny is on a high tier, and in this modern world, it thankfully sounds dated and inappropriate as song content. That definitely brings it down to a 3.

Excellence at its finest

Elite

Cool album. i really do love classic rock but guns n’ roses isnt my favorite so far. i would say 3/5.

5/10

Not a big fan of the guns but it’s a legendary album

Never listened to this album before. The hits really do hit but man, there's some gross tracks on here. I've got a better appreciation for Duffs bass playing now though!

insane debut

Yeah this is a killer album. The pure energy is fantastic and there are some top tier tracks on this one. No wonder this album is so recognized. By the end I did sort of get tired of his voice unfortunately but that's just me. Favourites: Out Ta Get Me Paradise City Sweet Child O' Mine

A symbol for american identity

5/5

CLASSIC im a rocker boy at heart so im excited for the legendary album Welcome to the Jungle (what i bop to kick off an album with) Paradise City Sweet Child O Mine This album is WEIRD. Its like it only exists for the popular songs. Like every other song is generic rock noise and then it leads into the popular songs. The prime example of this is Think about you into sweet child o mine. Think about you is rock song 9186 and then is leads it a song that is entirely unique and refined in its sound that is stands completely out, and then it leads back into generic. Imma give this a 4, bc legendary but there is plenty of forgettable, but it is alot better than many of the 3s ive rated

Again, for the culture

Thursday, 14 May, 2026 Genre defining. Rips your face off from the first note and Axl gutter scream (“Oh my god!”). What an album.

Insane debut album holy moly. It's the album that made GNR burn so brightly so quickly. If this album was only 4 of these songs it would still be a 5. T3: Welcome To The Jungle, Sweet Child O' Mine, Paradise City

So many bangers.. Hate Axel but his voice in this is classic..

es mucho rock y nunca termina de ser muy cebado

Twelve year old me loved this album back in the day. Now that I’m approaching fifty, I can take it or leave it. Axl Rose’s screeching vocals do get irritating over the course of the album. That being said, “Paradise City” and “Welcome To The Jungle” are both great songs.

Overplayed.

Appetite For Destruction came out when I was 3 so it's been with me my whole life. It has some absolute bangers and then some very weak filler tracks.

I haven’t listened to this since I was a teenager and I really think it holds up. A little too polished but that was the 80s.

Takes me back this one. It’s just a banger

The world's greatest cliche

3 good songs

Классика, что скажешь

This album is fucking awesome.

A decent debut from Axl, Slash and co. Sweet Child O' Mine contains one of those iconic guitar riff, pretty much to the point where I can remember where I was the first time that I heard it. It introduced a band that was rawer and harder than the hair rock of Bon Jovi and Whitesnake, but still accessible enough to the mainstream that they were going to get the airplay to make them massive. The four singles on here have been listened to many times, but the standard remains high on the tracks not trusted with chart airplay. Out Ta Get Me and Think About You are high quality tracks, and I love how Rocket Queen changes half way through to bring the album to a fitting end. There are a few tracks I'm not too fussed about - You're Crazy doesn't do anything for me and It's So Easy is so different from it's original that it doesn't sound like a Guns n Roses song either! But there's enough meaty tracks here to post 4 solid stars on this album.

Actually not my taste, but I can't get away from it. This does seem like one of the best albums in this genre.

2018 remaster

Muy buen álbum. No es mi onda (capaz ahora lo sea) pero estuvo genial escucharlo. Sweet child o' mine es el himno, pero en mi opinión hay otras buenas canciones, por ejemplo Paradise City es top. Muuucha actitud, hard rock clásico, enérgico. Overall, muy bueno.

So this one came out my last year of high school. It kind of sticks for that reason. I turned up the house stereo and enjoyed the jams, but it’s not an album in my rotation. I added Mr Brownstone to my playlist. 4 for nostalgia.

“One of the best debut albums ever.” -Lonathan Quinn Teyler-James III

can be fun

Such a grimy record. I don’t think I have ever listened to it all the way through and just knew the hits. Classic and mildly cringy.

I see why they’re so fuckng famous. Good album! Vocalist was annoying at first but he fits the vibe weirdly. 4.5/5

I listened to majority of the album, I enjoyed every single song so far! I will definitely listen to it again. I felt like by the end of each song, the energy transferred onto the next song? it’s a lovely, exciting album. I will gate-keep it :p jk, I would recommend it to someone who is new to metal/rock music, like myself.

WELCOME TO THE JUNGLEEE

its good

Great hits, rest was decent

A classic hard rock album from Guns N' Roses. Very catchy and has some pretty strong hooks, and plenty of iconic moments. An extremely conventional and commercial type of music but still quite enjoyable. It's a very entertaining listen, even with some misses it still keeps attention. It's more interesting than most other commercial hard rock albums from this era. It is extremely unadventurous though and many of the songs are not particularly special. Still though this album has a good energy and there is some very solid instrumentation. Slash is a pretty good guitarist and has some solid riffing and fairly impressive solos that give this album it's sound. This album has incredible amount of staying power, still being rather relevant to this day. Axl Rose's voice can get very annoying at points though and the vocals don't really add much of anything to this. My favorite song here is probably Nightrain.

Welcome To The Jungle: 8/10. fire ass opening, not in love with the adlibs though It's So Easy: 7/10. solid but i wouldn't voluntarily choose to listen to it Nightrain: 8/10. gasa Out Ta Get Me: 6/10. musically good but i'm not fond of the lyrics at all Mr. Brownstone: 8/10. quite good Paradise City: 9/10. so far the best one i believe. though it's quite long My Michelle: 9/10. WHAT am i listening to!!! Think About You: 8/10. nice but not extraordinary Sweet Child O' Mine: 10/10. besides from the fact that the intro gives me literal flashbacks, it's an absolute bop You're Crazy: 6/10. while it is definitely musically satisfying, i also don't understand anymore what i'm listening to, but it may as well be the fact that it's almost 11pm... idk it seems a bit overwhelming Anything Goes: 8/10. gasa + chill at the same time Rocket Queen: 8/10 i feel like i'm ascending to heaven lowkey

Incredible

It is a good album, but I would not call it great. There are some classic songs on there, just not a great album from front to back. 7.75/10 Top song Paradise city

Wasn't sure at first but then I pretended it was Slade and really enjoyed it 🙂

You know what, this was a genuinely rip roarin good time.

Great! Definitely not my thing but lots of classics from my childhood

I liked this more than I thought I would.

Who have I become now that I enjoy GNR?