Karice's Guns N'Roses Corner! :D

Karice wrote:I had to look up I.R.S. Lyrics on Google to understand what Axl was singing in the verses.

Is that still a quote of that person on yt or did you not know IRS? (It's on Chinese Democracy, I thought you heard the album?)

I think IRS was the first "new" song I heard (the first "leak" I ever came upon back in 2005)!

Uli wrote:

Karice wrote:I had to look up I.R.S. Lyrics on Google to understand what Axl was singing in the verses.

Is that still a quote of that person on yt or did you not know IRS? (It's on Chinese Democracy, I thought you heard the album?)

I think IRS was the first "new" song I heard (the first "leak" I ever came upon back in 2005)!

Nope, when I said I listened to Chinese Democracy, I meant Chinese Democracy the actual song. I haven't actually listened to the entire Chinese Democracy Album. Also, that was me who said I had to look up what Axl was saying/singing in I.R.S., not a quote of someone else. .

Karice wrote:
Nope, when I said I listened to Chinese Democracy, I meant Chinese Democracy the actual song. I haven't actually listened to the entire Chinese Democracy Album.

OMG, what are you waiting for???
Go and do your homework right now!!!!!!!!!!

Btw, above people were not talking about the song, but about the album (in those comments).

Karice wrote: that was me who said I had to look up what Axl was saying/singing in I.R.S.

Good, now look for more songs and what Axl was saying in those! Personally I suggest "TWAT" or even "Sorry"!

For your delectation, here is an article about "C.D.", written 10 years after:

Commercially, the album did pretty well – debuting at number 2 and 3 in the UK and US respectively, eventually turning Platinum – but was deemed a disappointing performance overall, especially given its lofty production bill. It quickly slumped back down album charts after the initial hype faded, doing little to convince fans that Axl was justified in seizing control of the band and making it his own pet project in the first place.

...here’s the truth of the matter: take away the circumstances of its creation and the context of its release, and Chinese Democracy slams. It’s a damn good album – fuck it, it’s a great album, and occasionally exceptional. It’s an explosive, fantastical, multi-multilayered rock ‘n’ roll opera, but more importantly than that: it’s absolutely stacked with great songs.

https://www.loudersound.com/features/in-defence-of-chinese-democracy-guns-n-roses-misunderstood-gem

Uli wrote:

Karice wrote:
Nope, when I said I listened to Chinese Democracy, I meant Chinese Democracy the actual song. I haven't actually listened to the entire Chinese Democracy Album.

OMG, what are you waiting for???  
Go and do your homework right now!!!!!!!!!!  

Btw, above people were not talking about the song, but about the album (in those comments).

Karice wrote: that was me who said I had to look up what Axl was saying/singing in I.R.S.

Good, now look for more songs and what Axl was saying in those! Personally I suggest "TWAT" or even "Sorry"!

You had me searching Twat by Guns N'Roses on YouTube! There were VERY limited videos with Twat.. I  clicked on one of the very limited Twat and I listened to Axl singing,"There was a time," and I thought,"Oh! T.W.A.T is "There Was A Time!" I searched,"There Was A Time," on YouTube, and I got a LOT more options than just searching,"Twat."  . I listened to There Was A Time and Sorry and I could understand MOST of what Axl is singing, unlike I.R.S where only the Chorus is easily understood. Sorry and There Was A Time are both good songs too, but I prefer I.R.S.

Some extra points for doing your homework!

Ha ha, I assumed most GN'R fans would know how "There was a time" was shortened to "TWAT".

When it comes to not listening to C.D. as a whole, all I can say is "I'm sorry for you".

Uli wrote:Some extra points for doing your homework!  

Ha ha, I assumed most GN'R fans would know how "There was a time" was shortened to "TWAT".

When it comes to not listening to C.D. as a whole, all I can say is "I'm sorry for you".  

Love the Sorry reference by Guns N'Roses (But really basically just Axl ) you threw in in your last sentence! " Not sorry for me, I'm sorry for you. " You can tell I did my listening of Sorry by getting that reference!

Axl is technically the CEO of Guns N'Roses. He climbed up to the Top subtly, stealthily, sneakily. Even from his Appetite For Destruction years, he was already setting the stones to become CEO of Guns N'Roses. In his Appetite For Destruction years, he signed a 5 way equal split that ensured that all the Brothers could afford their own houses, have food and drinks in their stomach, their medical needs met, had clothes, etc. . The 5 way equal split proved early on that he is a Mastermind Genius. He's the Face, Lead Singer, Co-founder, Frontman of Guns N'Roses, so technically, he should receive a much bigger pie than the Gun Brothers. But if he received a much bigger pie than his Gun Brothers, he would have looked egotistical, arrogant, narcissistic. So him taking 20 Percent of the Pie along with his Gun Brothers who each got 20 percent as well, would make him look really good and humble. Remember he's setting up the stones subtly, not going in there like a jackhammer. Remember, he was preparing for a Non hostile takeover, not a hostile takeover. Both end up with him being CEO, but the non hostile takeover is insidious, sneaky, soft, subtle whereas the hostile takeover is blatant, non subtle, hard hitting. He'd want to be more of a Commander Paylor from  from The Hunger Games (Paylor is a good example of a non hostile takeover)than Darth Vader from Star Wars(Darth Vader is a good example of a hostile takeover)

He also said stuff like, "Guns N'Roses isn't my band, I'm just part of an equal band, it's not Axl Rose, it's Guns N Roses, we're equal,"  making him look like he is on equal footing with his Gun Brothers. In interviews he'd be asked who is favorite Band Member is and he'd say stuff like," Everybody is my  favorite Band Member," but he has said stuff like,"Iz(Almost saying Izzy, but catching himself right away) ..," Hmm. Everybody is my favorite Band Member." If asked to comment on the "Iz," start, he'd most likely cover himself by saying something realistic and plausible like,"I was going to answer,"Is that an appropriate question to ask me? But I thought better of it and thought that would come off as rude of me and answered,"Hmm. Everybody is my favorite Band Member "  He most likely told his Gun Brothers stuff like,"I'm so glad to be in Guns N'Roses with you. I love our Band, we're a great Band, we're a great Family, Fans love us," " furthering the seeds in The Gun Brothers that they are all on equal footing. But really Axl is subtly setting the stones to becoming CEO of Guns N'Roses.  

I can imagine Axl furthering setting the stones to become CEO of Guns N'Roses by subtly saying "suggestions," (Really orders) such as,"Izzy and Duff should sing more to make our sound sound better . Fans will love this. Slash and Izzy should trade lead Guitar during Rocket Queen at our shows.  Fans will love this. "We should take the 100 million a year deal and split it equally five ways for 20 Million each. It's good for our band. Steven should have a 1 minute drum solo during  Paradise City during our Shows. Fans will love this. Izzy, Duff, Steven and Slash are all like, "Good ideas Axl!" And do exactly what he ordered. I mean, suggested.  Axl smirks as his Gun Brothers have no idea they are blindly following his orders. Also, Axl is the oldest Brother in the Band as well as the Co-founder, so his suggestions have/had a lot of pull. He's the Big Rose Brother his Gun Brothers trusted. In order to set the stones to become CEO even more, Axl Probably let them tell him their suggestions for him such as,"Axl, you should wear a different colored bandana every show. Fans will love this. " Axl is like,"Good idea guys!" And wore a different colored bandanas every show. Because if it was just Axl giving them orders/suggestions all the time, they would quickly realize he's trying to become CEO or something. It should be subtle, not blatantly in their face. Axl should definitely take suggestions from them too and do what they suggested.

By the Use Your Illusion Albums it was clear that Axl was seriously taking over Guns N'Roses. He was signing Documents that he thought would protect them from being sued(He implied this in Court on Steven Adler vs. Guns N'Roses). Steven was a drug addicted mess who was letting it affect his musical job. Axl had him sign a document putting him on Probation to give him chances to clean up his act and he didn't clean up his act, he was fired. Steven didn't clean up his act, and was fired. He then sued Guns N'Roses. The Documents Axl signed didn't protect them from being sued. He made a huge fatal flaw by not having Steven sign legally binding documents that would prevent him from suing Guns N'Roses, and give him $500,000 for signing it as a one time lump sum. The $2,000 thing he did was way too low. But Steven getting $500,000 for signing a Document he didn't REALLY know what he was signing would look REALLY lucrative to him. Axl admitted in Court that the Band was a wreck and he was concerned about the band.  It was even more clear Axl was gradually becoming closer and closer to becoming CEO of Guns N'Roses.

Steven won the Lawsuit Axl paid him like a good CEO does and the Band severed their ties with Steven.

In the Riverport Concert Riot, Axl set up even more stones to become CEO of Guns N'Roses when he stormed off the set midset angrily and all of his Gun Brothers left with him. It was clear that he was eventually going to become CEO of Guns N'Roses.

Axl eventually bought the Guns N'Roses name and hires and fires People like a good CEO does. He is basically considered Guns N'Roses itself now. I remember People saying stuff like,"Oh my God, Axl comes up with wacky ideas and gets his Gun Brothers to ACTUALLY go along with his wacky ideas! I don't know what's whackier. His wacky ideas or him getting His Gun Brothers to ACTUALLY go along with his wacky ideas!" Him  setting the stones subtly to become CEO of Guns N'Roses worked out well for him.

I listened to the entire Chinese Democracy Album last night! It's got a hard Heavy Metal Rock sound to it and Axl sounds like a mix of James Hetfield, Serj from System Of A Down, Kurt Cobain, Ozzy Osbourne, Sebastian Bach, Axl Rose() . On Chinese Democracy the actual song, Axl sings with himself on completely different Pitches, at the same time, something that is hard to do. He is singing in his deep grunge pitch and his signature high pitched falsetto voice. At the same time. This is inhuman in a very good way. It would be one thing if he was singing one line in his deep grunge pitch and the next in his high pitched Falsetto voice, but he's doing this both at the same time.... Witchcraft!

Chinese Democracy songs smack of Use Your Illusions Part 1 and 2 and  Appetite For Destruction. At least two of Chinese Democracy sound like November Rain's Little Brother so to speak. At least one of them sounds like Axl's Cover of Knocking On Heaven's Door Little Brother so to speak. Chinese Democracy the actual song sounds kind of like the Grungy parts of It's So Easy from Appetite For Destruction's Twin so to speak.



Chinese Democracy Album is a REALLY good album and doesn't deserve the hate it got from a lot of People. The only really qestionable thing about it is that on some of the songs kind of sound like Axl is just repeating himself. A considerable amount of the songs kind of seem like they are part of the same song. Like they are a 25 minute song if that makes sense. But it's still a REALLY good album.

IRS is a song I listened to literally about 9 times. It's seriously a phenomenal song.

Streets Of Gold is also a very good song.

Karice wrote:He is basically considered Guns N'Roses itself now.

Not any more, no. Since Slash n' Duff came back, things went back to pre-UYI days, at least a little bit! (I'm certain there were lots of lawyers and long negotiations involved.)

Karice wrote:I listened to the entire Chinese Democracy Album last night!

Well done!

Karice wrote: On Chinese Democracy the actual song, Axl sings with himself on completely different Pitches, at the same time, something that is hard to do.

It is a studio recording, thus it is possible to layer 2 different vocal tracks over a song. (As far as I know, this was done on older recordings as well, something like a "trademark" of GN'R.)

Hmm. About My thing about 25 year old  Appetite For Destruction Axl ending up in 2022, he could have just passed himself off as Axl's 25 year old Son. If Fans saw him and questioned him about his uncanny resemblance to 25 year old Appetite For Destruction Axl, Axl could say something like,"Well, some Sons are dead ringers for their Fathers," and Fans of course would straight up ask him if he was Axl Rose's Son and he could go with it and say something like,"My Father is Axl Rose and I am Axl Rose Junior." Fans could be like," I didn't know Axl had a Son, and Axl could be like,"You learn something new everyday." And they buy it.

Can you imagine AFD Axl showing up on stage at a Guns N'Roses Show and Current Axl looking at AFD Axl and having a look of shock on his face and saying,"Oh. My. God,"🧐🤯🤨 and AFD Axl smiling and saying something like,"Hi, Dad, how are you? It's me, your Son, Axl Rose Jr." Current Axl would still  have a look of 🤯🧐 🤨 and say something like,"My Son looks just like a younger me!"  (But in his head he would know somehow his Younger 25 year old self ended up in 2022 for some bizarre reason)but try to recover quickly and say something like,"Hey, it's good to see you, my lookalike Son!"  Current Axl might add something like,"I can't believe I'm looking at Axl Rose Junior!" This would REALLY shock Fans and People in general in a good way!

But logically, this would be the best excuse, Axl from AFD passing himself off as Axl Rose Junior in 2022  and getting Current Axl to go along with it.  It would seem a lot more logical than AFD Axl ending up in 2022. Appetite For Destruction Axl and Current Axl might be asked if they want to take a DNA test to prove their Family connection, and they might both panicked say something like,"Hell no!" Together fearing the DNA Test would prove that they were not only Family but the same person. Current Axl could say something like,"I don't need a DNA Test to prove that Axl Rose Junior is my Son. I know what I know." The matter could be dropped and AFD Axl could decide to sing duets with Current Axl and such as Sweet Child Of Mine and give fans a REALLY good sound that we would love.  Fans might wonder who Axl Rose Junior's Mother is and APD could be like,"My Mother's name is Cynthia." Current Axl could be like,"That's right. Cynthia and I had a fling in April 1996 and Axl Junior was born on February 2, 1997." Pretty plausible.

But it be hard for AFD Axl to know what the internet, cell phones, Modern Music, Modern Television, Social Media, etc are. For a Person "born," in "1997", he'd be VERY clueless to what MOST 25 year olds would have grown up in. His 25 isn't the same 25 as the Current 25( He is a 25 year old who lives in 1987, not a 25 year old who lives in 2022. .  Current Axl would fill him in quickly however.

APD Axl when it's time to head back to 1987 could give a Farewell to Fans and his "Dad," saying something like,"Well, it's been fun, and I really enjoyed spending time with my Father, Axl Rose  but I'm going back home to Anchorage Alaska," and head back to 1987.

I JUST listened to GNR Lies album, and I honestly enjoy Chinese Democracy much more than GNR Lies Album. Only about three songs sound enjoyable on GNR Lies album(Move To The City, You're Crazy, Reckless Life are the three good sounding songs) Axl using the dreaded N word on One In A Million(No, just no) wasn't good. I was shocked when he used the dreaded N word and I was like,"No, he didn't!" But I was like,"Hmm. He was only 26 when he sang One In a Million and he wouldn't use that word today, so I guess that can be overlooked. But in general, GNR doesn't sound nearly as good as Appetite For Destruction, Use Your Illusion Part 1 or Chinese Democracy.

Here is Chinese Democracy




Here is the reviled and highly hated African Child song from Get Him To The Greek movie.




I fail to see how Chinese Democracy was considered the real world equivalent of the reviled and highly hated African Child song from Get Him To The Greek. Once again, Chinese Democracy isn't THAT bad.

On a now Defunct Guns N'Roses Dedicated Website, I wrote something like,"I think Axl should Mentor and Sponsor someone who is currently about 22 and is an Aspiring Rockstar, you know, pass the torch/baton to him, and I was called an Idiot for saying that. 🧐 I don't get why my good idea got me called an Idiot. I mean, Axl was 22 when he was an up and coming Aspiring Rockstar....

Fans say this is Axl, but I have a very hard time believing that this is Axl. The guy being interviewed looks like he is about 17; and Axl was 38 when this Interview was taken. He looks more like Axl's little Brother, and maybe not even a full brother, but a half brother. Also, the guy being interviewed has a VERY calm demeanor compared to Axl. The Interviewer basically leans in his face, and he just politely takes it and doesn't hit him! Doesn't even ask him to back up!  Compare the calm and very polite, and jovial  guy being interviewed to the hot headed, angry, reckless guy who dove headfirst offstage into a crowd and hit someone in the head and then stormed away midset. Sure the guy being interviewed has the Appetite For Destruction Cross arm Tattoo on his right forearm, but a huge fan of Axl can get that same Tattoo in the same spot Axl has. In fact, I heard of an Axl Super Fan who has all of the same Tattoos that Axl has, even in the same spots Axl has! No way is that Axl being interviewed, right?

PLEASE tell me that the Guns N'Roses Albums come with Lyric Booklets. Because it is VERY hard to understand what Axl is singing in MANY of his songs. Google is a Godsend for understanding Axl's lyrics. For example, he'd sing something like,"I've got an Appetite For Destruction," and he tends to use a high pitched l, fast, loud screeching wail so MAYBE one word is understandable out of the 6 words in "I've got an Appetite For Destruction." I had to look up Perfect Crime Multiple times on Google before I FINALLY understood every word he was singing. But Google didn't exist in Appetite For Destruction, GNR Lies, Use Your Illusion Part 1 and 2, so Fans would have had a hard time understanding what Axl was singing when he released those Albums if there was no Lyric Booklet.

Karice wrote:PLEASE tell me that the Guns N'Roses Albums come with Lyric Booklets.

Yes, as far as I know, they do. (And why the f** have you not bought them yet????)

You have to see the "Chinese Democracy" album booklet - the credits and "thank you" list must've taken years to compile!

Uli wrote:

Karice wrote:PLEASE tell me that the Guns N'Roses Albums come with Lyric Booklets.

Yes, as far as I know, they do. (And why the f** have you not bought them yet????)

You have to see the "Chinese Democracy" album booklet - the credits and "thank you" list must've taken years to compile!

I use YouTube for a free and convenient way to listen to Guns N'Roses Albums!

A Guns N'Roses Fan said,"I enjoy My World more than November Rain." I Karice thought,"He enjoys My World more than November Rain? 🧐 Lies! Blatant Lies! But he implied he was serious. I have trouble believing that the Fan enjoys My World more than November Rain. My World is one of the rare Guns N'Roses songs to actually SCARE me. My face was literally like, when I first heard My World. Fans of Guns N'Roses were like, "My World is Axl's playful way of showing he doesn't give a Feck. It actually alleviates a lot of tension that is present throughout Use Your Illusion Part 2. It's his way of saying,"Use Your Illusion Part 2 as a whole is a REALLY depressing album. I'm going to have fun with My World." Those Fans Comments made me much more receptive to My World and it grew on me after the Fans put it into perspective. I ACTUALLY find myself willingly looking it up on YouTube and finding the humor in it. I still have trouble believing the Fan likes My World more than November Rain however.

So, I was listening to Dust N Bones on Use Your Illusions Part 1 Album, and I thought,"Axl sounds kind of weird,  different and off on most of Dust N Bones. 🤨🧐. Something doesn't seem right with Axl's singing on most of Dust N Bones. 🧐🤨. I later found out that it's IZZY singing lead on Dust N Bones (Fans pointed this out on YouTube videos of Guns N'Roses). No wonder why "Axl," sounded kind  off, weird, and different to me.

Edit. I JUST listened to Dust N Bones literally about two minutes ago and it's Izzy singing lead, with Axl providing backup vocals. This is one of the rarer times when the Lead Singer sings backup for his background Singers. The final Lyrics are Axl and Duff Harmonizing harder with each other.

When I saw ,"Out Ta Get Me," on the Appetite For Destruction playlist, I assumed that Axl was talking about a having a war with himself, fighting himself, like Pink's Don't Let Me Get Me," song. I listened to the song and Axl's not the one out to get Axl, but the Authorities are the ones out to get Axl. Makes sense but it would have been very interesting if it really was Axl fighting with Axl in an inner war. Hmm. Axl wasn't writing and singing very deep things like fighting himself in an inner war until the Use Your Illusions albums era when he was in his very late 20's. In the Appetite For Destruction years he was still singing with Youth Rebellion and was about having fun and living a reckless party life. Just four years later, he was much more grown up and mature(For the most part). Songs like Coma, Civil War, November Rain, Estranged, The Garden, Garden Of Eden showed how mature he really had gotten since his fun loving 25 and 26 year old self. A song about an Inner War with himself would have fit in perfectly with any of the Use Your Illusion Albums but would have seemed REALLY out of place on Appetite For Destruction Album. Maybe he would have called it,"Inner War." Only Get In The Ring, Right Next Door To Hell, and My World seem pretty immature.

Karice wrote:When I saw ,"Out Ta Get Me," on the Appetite For Destruction playlist, I assumed that Axl was talking about a having a war with himself, fighting himself...

This forum has a department about the songs, you know?

There you might find background info from the mouths that count:

https://www.a-4-d.com/t75-out-ta-get-me

Uli wrote:

Karice wrote:When I saw ,"Out Ta Get Me," on the Appetite For Destruction playlist, I assumed that Axl was talking about a having a war with himself, fighting himself...

This forum has a department about the songs, you know?

There you might find background info from the mouths that count:

https://www.a-4-d.com/t75-out-ta-get-me

When I listened to Appetite For Destruction album, I was still a very new Member on here and wouldn't have known about that section you provided. Hell, I JUST found out about that section just about a minute ago after seeing your link. 🤪 But it would have been interesting if Axl was the one out to get Axl like my assumption...

So, there are Guns N'Roses Fans and Haters who both seem to make fun of Current /Recent Axl supposedly sounding like Mickey Mouse. Come on, MICKEY MOUSE? Current/Recent Axl does not sound like Mickey Mouse. Mickey has a VERY high pitched voice. Current/Recent Axl has a considerably deeper voice than Mickey Mouse. I'll give an example using their laughs. Mickey's Mouse laughing.  A high pitched giggle like a little child. "Ha ha!" Axl laughing. A throaty and deep like a Middle aged Man "Huh huh," chuckle. A childish  ha ha giggle laugh sounds considerably higher pitched than a throaty huh huh chuckle. In Layman's Terms, Axl is a Baritone, Mickey is the male version of a Soprano. I can't believe People think Current/ Recent Axl sounds like Mickey Mouse!

So, a Guns N'Roses Fan said something like,"Axl stopped a show because someone threw a coin at him. " I thought,"Come on, Axl isn't THAT moody and temperamental that he'd stop a show because someone threw a coin at him! He'd just laugh it off and keep the show going! " Then more Fans were like,"Axl stopping a show because someone threw a quarter at him was ridiculous. I begun to think, "Holy crap, maybe Axl really DID stop a show because someone threw a coin at him!" 🧐 A Fan uploaded the clip of him stopping the show because someone threw a coin at him and I was like,"Holy crap! Axl DID stop a show because someone threw a coin at him! 🧐

I merged some topics again

Karice wrote:So, a Guns N'Roses Fan said something like,"Axl stopped a show because someone threw a coin at him. " I thought,"Come on, Axl isn't THAT moody and temperamental that he'd stop a show because someone threw a coin at him! He'd just laugh it off and keep the show going! " Then more Fans were like,"Axl stopping a show because someone threw a quarter at him was ridiculous. I begun to think, "Holy crap, maybe Axl really DID stop a show because someone threw a coin at him!" 🧐 A Fan uploaded the clip of him stopping the show because someone threw a coin at him and I was like,"Holy crap! Axl DID stop a show because someone threw a coin at him! 🧐

Axl was pretty opposed to audience member throwing things. I have no problem with that really. I wouldn't like being pelted with coins and glasses with urine, either. At one show, Duff was knocked unconscious after being hit by a bottle.

Soulmonster wrote:

Karice wrote:So, a Guns N'Roses Fan said something like,"Axl stopped a show because someone threw a coin at him. " I thought,"Come on, Axl isn't THAT moody and temperamental that he'd stop a show because someone threw a coin at him! He'd just laugh it off and keep the show going! " Then more Fans were like,"Axl stopping a show because someone threw a quarter at him was ridiculous. I begun to think, "Holy crap, maybe Axl really DID stop a show because someone threw a coin at him!" 🧐 A Fan uploaded the clip of him stopping the show because someone threw a coin at him and I was like,"Holy crap! Axl DID stop a show because someone threw a coin at him! 🧐

Axl was pretty opposed to audience member throwing things. I have no problem with that really. I wouldn't like being pelted with coins and glasses with urine, either. At one show, Duff was knocked unconscious after being hit by a bottle.

The majority of Fans actually agreed with Axl for stopping the show early the show Duff got hit in the head with a glass bottle filled with urine and had to go to the hospital. The coin stopping show? Not so much although some Fans did point out that if Axl had let the coin throw thing slide, it most likely would have escalated into actual dangerous things being thrown at him or his Bandmates like glass bottles like what happened to Duff and those Fans agreed with Axl stopping the show early to prevent actual dangerous things being thrown at him or his Bandmates. He nipped this in the bud. Fans also poi

Fans wondered why there isn't a protective barrier between the stage and the audience so no fans are allowed to hurt the Band or vice versa. I also wondered something similar when I watched the infamous Riverport Concert Riot where Axl dove headfirst into the crowd like he was diving into a pool. I thought,"WHY isn't there a protective barrier that prevents him from doing dangerous stunts like this?

True or false?

I was listening to Welcome To The Jungle and during Axl's famous screeching wail siren sound effect, and ACTUAL Fire truck passed by and Axl's screeching wail siren sound effect drowned out the Fire Truck's siren.

True or false?

I have Guns N'Roses Tattoos. The real ones.

True or false? I thought Welcome To The Jungle and Sweet Child Of Mine were sung by two different People.

True or false?

I own every single Guns N'Roses Albums.

🤪

I remember when I thought Sweet Child Of Mine was Guns N'Roses ONLY song, I thought,"I love how clear the Lead Singer's voice is even though he is slightly wailing. I can understand every word he is singing and I don't even need to look up the lyrics to understand what he is singing. His voice is clear as DVD on Digital TV screens as Left Eye Lopes says in No Scrubs. Boy, I didn't know what I was going to be getting into when I thought Axl's voice was so clear I didn't need to look up the Lyrics to understand what he was saying. Multiple Songs of his I have to look up Multiple times to understand what the hell he is saying!