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Guns N’ Roses: Appetite for Destruction

Revisit Guns N’ Roses’ 1987 breakout with its sessions, singles, and infamous artwork switch. Test your memory of the players, tracks, and pivotal milestones.

In which year was “Appetite for Destruction” released?

1986

1988

1987

1989

The album arrived in 1987 in the United States. Its momentum carried it to the top of the charts the following year.

Who produced the album sessions?

Bob Rock

Tom Werman

Rick Rubin

Mike Clink

Producer Mike Clink oversaw the recording and sound. His approach captured the band’s raw energy.

Which label released “Appetite for Destruction”?

Atlantic Records

Capitol Records

Warner Bros. Records

Geffen Records

Geffen issued the band’s major‑label debut. The release became a landmark in late‑’80s rock.

Which single from the album reached No. 1 on the U.S. Hot 100?

Patience

Paradise City

Sweet Child o’ Mine

Welcome to the Jungle

“Sweet Child o’ Mine” became the group’s first U.S. No. 1. Its success powered the album’s mainstream breakthrough.

Which song opens the album?

Mr. Brownstone

Paradise City

Nightrain

Welcome to the Jungle

The record kicks off with “Welcome to the Jungle.” The track’s video drove heavy MTV exposure.

Which track closes the album?

You’re Crazy

My Michelle

Rocket Queen

Paradise City

“Rocket Queen” is the twelfth and final track. Its arrangement showcases the band’s dynamic shifts.

Who played drums on the album?

Lars Ulrich

Steven Adler

Tommy Lee

Matt Sorum

Steven Adler handled drums on the release. His groove underpins the band’s early sound.

Which of these songs appears on the album’s tracklist?

You Could Be Mine

Civil War

Patience

My Michelle

“My Michelle” is part of the album sequence. The other tracks belong to different releases.

Who is credited as the band’s lead guitarist on the album?

Joe Perry

Kirk Hammett

Slash

Izzy Stradlin

Slash served as lead guitarist for the record. His tone and phrasing are central to the album’s identity.

Retailers objected to the original cover, which was replaced by what design?

A live concert photo

A snake‑and‑rose tattoo

A desert landscape

A cross with skulls of the band members

The label substituted a cross‑and‑skulls design for most copies. The original painting drew complaints from some outlets.

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