Guns N’ Roses is a legendary American rock band which traces its origins back to the mid-1980s, and their heyday was also circa the late-1980s/early-1990s. By the looks of things, the band never officially went...
Guns N’ Roses’ “Absurd” reads like a diss track, not against a specific person per se but rather a type of individual. And whereas the language being utilized is for the most part extremely-powerful –...
The title of this song (“Hard Skool”), as used in the lyrics, is a compound adjective, if you will. Who it is being applied to is the addressee. And what it most simply means, using more...
Many would call it unusual to hear a phrase that consisted of two widely opposite words in nature and sound put together as a name for a band. The contrast between both words “Guns” and...
Guns N’ Roses’ “November Rain” uses a lot of heartfelt wordplay to relay a tale based on two people – the singer (Axl Rose) and more-importantly the woman he is addressing – who have...
Basically Guns N’ Roses’ “Welcome to the Jungle” draws a parallel between the “jungle” – a harsh, lawless environment – and city life. More specifically, the city it is considered to be referring to is...
“One in a Million” is a controversial song that rock band Guns N’ Roses dropped back in the late 80s. It is centered on the thoughts of a “small-town White boy”, i.e. the singer, who...
To put it very succinctly, “Sweet Child O’ Mine” is a love song. The titular “sweet child” actually refers to the love interest of Axl Rose, the song’s writer and performer. Even more specifically, he wrote...
