Remember my dad saying, "Son, you might listen to this music now at 19, but when you get older, you'll change your desire for music." Well, just turned 55, and here I am in 2024 listening to one of Rocks' greatest bands and feel 19 again. Rock n roll forever.
Both of my parents said that I would outgrow this "heavy metal" phase. I'm 51 and still jamming. Matter of fact I have taken both of my sons to multiple Metallica concerts.
It doesn't matter how old you get,great music is great music, I'm 47 and at 12 years old in 1988 my mate copied a tape of ' Appetite ' for me. I loved it and became an instant fan and 35 years later I still love them. One of the best bands ever
❤ich bin jetzt 63 und bin glücklich jetzt dieses geile Konzert gucken zu können 😊 Danke TH-cam habe Sie zwei mal live bei Riesen Open Airs gesehen Stuttgart/Mannheim zu use Your Illusion Zeiten aber Appetite for Destruction was für ein Meisterwerk, Sweet Child oh Mine ❤❤❤❤Sie hätten die Größte Band der Welt werden können 😊
I went to a concert in November 1987 in my hometown. Motley Crue was the headliner. The Crue were the pinnacle of arena rock at the time. They had this opening band I hadn't heard of. Remember, no internet back then. These 5 guys come out and proceed to burn the arena down. It was Guns n Roses. I was at the local mall the next day buying Appetite for Destruction. Nuf said. Lighters up! 🤘
I seen them open for maiden May 88 same thing whipped the crowd into a frantic blood thirsty frenzy then said FOFF! Ha Bruce Dickinson came out challenging Axl to a fist fight and screamed Your fired ! Think Axl was manic? Dickinson was 10 times as hair trigger! Ha
@@MrMashman93 "Far Beyond Driven" is epic as well!!...It's almost a non-skip album for me but I rarely listen to the "Planet Caravan" track ..So I rate "Vulgar" higher. :-)
@@bustercherry8734 I agree 100%..."Planet Caravan" is not the best choice for Sabbath Cover or album closer...And...It doesn't take away from the album at all "5 mins Alone" and "I'm Broken" have been wonderfully blasting my ear drums for 30 years .. But..."Planet Caravan" still counts as a track skip...BTW "BadMotorFinger" by Soundgarden rotates in and out of my top 3...That album exists as one solid piece of musical furniture. ;-)
July 2024 here.❤🎉 Never gets old. They were so young. Slash sounded so young when he spoke. Legends. Loved the start of Michele here with Slash & Duff.
Appetite, still the best selling debut album of all time almost 40 years later. In the history books where it belongs forever, and an absolute masterpiece throughout. It will never be surpassed for greatness.
Had this concert recorded on a VHS tape when I was 15. Watching and studying every little detail over and over again. Remember I loved all these little small mistakes or mistunes Slash made on the guitar, so much that the LP version of the songs just wasn´t just the same. This was the original for me.
I remember exactly where I was when this aired for the first time. I was stuck in a tiny motel during a huge snowstorm in the upper peninsula of Michigan. The concert was totally mesmerizing. You just knew you were watching something extraordinary happening. I still consider it a main historical event in Rock music. Awesome.
This show represents GNR at their absolute peak as a rock band. Before Axl’s ego exploded, and the money, drugs and fame eroded the fabric of the band. I saw GNR a few years later at The Ritz as they kicked off the Use Your Illusion tour and then again in 2021 on the We’re F*#kin’ Back tour. Glad to still have GNR around but this 1988 performance is how I like to remember the band.
You are 10000% correct. They are young, hungry, raw, unpredictable, original 5 and axl still has his voice! I aslo them during UYI tour in 92…I was a few years too young to make the AFD tour :-(
@@THEDISAFFECTEDgreat show you are referring to…thanks for reminding me of it, just watched it for the first time in many years. I also like their accoustic performance at CBGB’s.
i can't watch them live currently anymore. it's not the same. axl's voice is gone. i've listened to them so much for 35 years that i know what his voice used to be and it hurts to hear live now.
I watched this live when it was broadcast and recorded it on VCR. I was a senior in high school. I had seen them the year before, opening for Motley Crue. Blew my mind.
Same here! But without Mama Kin. That was a special treat! A lost performance until now. And this is also when we first heard Knocking on Heaven's Door. It would be a few years before they would release the song with more production and so on. I like this version a little more.
Quien iba a pensar que primero no querían publicar sus videos por ser muy crudos según ellos,y después hasta un concierto para MTV los dejaron presentar
I had this ( and still have wrapped in wax paper ) live bootleg in high fi quality concert on cd i found at a German underground markt in Dresden , i listened to it non stop on my trip as a 15 year old visiting relatives , bringing it home to Australia at the time blew my friends minds that the cd existed ^_^ gunners at their peak and the concert that inspired me to learn guitar.
I've still got it on a VHS cassette, without Knockin on Heavens Door (that part was omitted on UK TV for some reason). However, I no longer have a VHS player,so thank the Lord for TH-cam!!!!
Still the most real metal punk country soul band ever! They had it all and Axl was an amazing performer! Slash Izz Duff Steve Adler these guys are amazing!!!
I remember being a 15-year-old kid seeing this on MTV. I recorded it and watched it dozens upon dozens of times. Even now, here I am almost 51, and I can still remember Axl's cadence and deliveries when he's talking to the crowd. Amazing how such influential things stick with you after decades. Such a raw and gritty performance. This is peak GnR!
When I was in 9th grade, a local Atlanta station, 96 Rock (RIP) played this one night in its entirety. I was in bed when they announced it was coming on and I had to scramble to find a blank tape! 😂 I played that “off the radio” copy until the tape almost wore out! PS - This version of KOHD is 100x better than the studio version that wound up on UYI 2.
One of the few concerts from the 80s that's worth multiple re-watching even today and more so in the distant future to show what 80s Rock n Roll was all about. This is the benchmark bands should measure themselves against to see where they have come. Izzy Stradlin really is the definition of cool.
Man, this concert just blows my mind. I had seen it many times before but it is truly amazing. THAT Sweet Child O Mine guitar solo executed to utter perfection.
I wouldn't say it's played to perfection... the fast bridge part, where the wah kicks in, sounds actually quite bad... but it's quite raw, I will give it that Now the Japan 92 solo... that we could say was perfect
@@anibalmax1981 Yes you are correct. Considering how stoned Slash usually was in those early days, it’s a wonder he was able to still play as he did. Lol
I remember like it was yesterday, 1987, sitting on the couch at my girlfriend’s house and the debut of Welcome to the Jungle came on MTV. I turned to her and said, this is going to be huge!
Tracklist: 01:59 - It's So Easy 05:46 - Mr. Brownstone 10:44 - Out ta Get Me 14:40 - Sweet Child o' Mine 21:38 - My Michelle 25:46 - Knockin' on Heaven's Door 32:49 - Welcome to the Jungle 39:19 - Nightrain 44:31 - Paradise City 51:47 - Rocket Queen
42 here.. Never realized how solid Adler was. Wide open. I was the kid hanging AXL posters during the illusion era. I did get chills when I heard “ LA’s hottest band”.
Io ho c'ero..a questo tour e anche a quello successivo😍😍😍😍🤟🤟🤟sempre sotto il palco..praticamente avevo Axl cosi vicino che potevo toccarlo sopratutto fargli rivolgere lo sguardo verso di noi...sono andata sempre con la mia amica fissata e innamorata ci questa Meravigliosa rockband!!!!
E li AMO anche ora...nonostante gli anni sono sempre...i migliori al mondo ❤❤❤ tra i giovani di adesso..non ho ancora notato nessuna band o personaggi che un mimimo si avvicina a loro...ancora nessunooooo...!!!
Goddammit... I can't stop thinking about me being born in the early 70's... so I would have been able to enjoy my fkn favorite band ever... I've seen them live 2010, 2016 and I will see them again this year in KC.... GNR, you guys are the fkn G.O.A.T
Matt pode ser mais técnico, mas sempre fui mais fã do Steven nas baquetas do Guns. Esse groove unico, essa pegada hard rock mais raiz e esse carisma de tocar sempre sorrindo. Até hoje acho a saída dele uma p*ta covardia.
@@Ni_Lopessi,Matt siempre tocó exactamente iguales todos los temas de Steven,y no como el nefasto de Ferrer que en todos los temas le mete un arreglito pedorro,pero yo prefiero mil veces a Matt,que a Steven,por qué Matt me da seguridad
Poor Steven Adler, He got such a natural high, kick, legitimate satisfaction, pure joy out of playing drums to these songs that when he added drugs it literally blew his mind. An absolute shame for him and the rest of the band. And they didn't want to lose him either. They literally stood by him and tried there best and waited as long as they could for him to get it together before they ultimately had to replace him in order to be able to move forward. So sad...... Dont do excessive drugs kids.
@@erwin_carter sim irmão... Eu vou fazer 50 anos , e em 1988 , vi e gravei esse show(em fita de vídeo cassete)pela primeira vez ,na antiga Tv Manchete ... Já vi este showzaço , VÁRIAS VEZES , e NÃO me canso ! Abração.
Eu curto á brava guns n' Roses, é uma das minhas bandas preferidas também!! Curto bué o guitarrista Slash, o azul, que é um excelente vocalista!!! Os guns n' Roses São brutais!!!
Yeah, this is one of the best real live capture! A truly live playing, you can feel the dangerous and energy. There are mistakes here and there, but it doesn´t matter. Band is on prime.
As a current 27 year old, it amazes me that these guys (and many others) were this famous, notorious, and great at performing at 25-26 years old. I could never imagine myself up there doing something like that lol!
Esse show é um clássico obrigado por postar, analisando mais a fundo, Axl estava cantando muito, porei Slash e Duff acho que ainda estão tocando melhores hoje em dia, é claro que a voz é um instrumento diferente é o tempo muitas vezes conta sim,
Saw GnR warm up for Motley Crue, Lakeland Civic Center 1988. They spanked crue with only 30 minutes on stage. I remember GnR debut video on Head Bangers Ball, Welcome to the Jungle. My GF napping, woke up headbanging.
Back when these guys were awesome. By 1993 I lost interest. Too much Drama with Axle and the band splitting up. But when I tell you.. When this album came out (Appetite for destruction) it took the world by storm, I'm not exaggerating. I lived through this in real-time. I saw them live in August of 1988 as the opening act for Aerosmith. They played 3 shows in 3 nights. I went to all 3 of them. The third night they closed the show with "Rocket Queen" (which is still my favorite GnR song). The girl next to me who was just friend turned to me and said "I love you".. I said I love you too. She said no, "I'm in love with you". Unfortunately I didn't feel the same about her. It's funny how songs can trigger memories like this. It's one of the reasons I became a musician/songwriter. Music has always been more than just soundwaves produced by electric devices. There has always been some sort of connection to a person, a place, a thing. Everytime I hear black in black by AC DC I can almost smell the autumn leaves from 1980. The feeling is just as epic and large as it was when I was a teenager.
Remember my dad saying, "Son, you might listen to this music now at 19, but when you get older, you'll change your desire for music." Well, just turned 55, and here I am in 2024 listening to one of Rocks' greatest bands and feel 19 again. Rock n roll forever.
Both of my parents said that I would outgrow this "heavy metal" phase. I'm 51 and still jamming. Matter of fact I have taken both of my sons to multiple Metallica concerts.
80 z IS MY LIFE, NOTHING;S CHANGED, WE STILL ROCK AND BANG HEADS AND I FEEL SORRY FOR TODAY;S MOBILE GENERATION !!!!
Nice story❤
We were young back then. Now we're just a bunch of old teenagers! LOL
Same feeling my friend☺️
Whenever someone mentions Guns n' Roses, think about this concert, THAT was Guns n' Roses.
51 years old and still I believe that Appetite for destruction is THE best album ever
Better than back in black
@@blackman5867 I was debating this in my head yesterday, and yes, Appetite is better.
@@electriccowboy4747 hell yeaahhhhh 🤘
I agree with you.
That's because it is!!!
I love how Steve is always smiling behind his kit. He’s having the time of his life
nah, he's just high af
@@richied5294 ROFL!!!
@@richied5294probably both
He's probably just seen the dealer in the audience
I'm 44 now and still enjoying watching Guns this time 2024.
Same! Always been my favorite band since I was 13. I'm 44 now! They're videos just get better with time. Gnfr!
It doesn't matter how old you get,great music is great music, I'm 47 and at 12 years old in 1988 my mate copied a tape of ' Appetite ' for me. I loved it and became an instant fan and 35 years later I still love them.
One of the best bands ever
❤ich bin jetzt 63 und bin glücklich jetzt dieses geile Konzert gucken zu können 😊 Danke TH-cam habe Sie zwei mal live bei Riesen Open Airs gesehen Stuttgart/Mannheim zu use Your Illusion Zeiten aber Appetite for Destruction was für ein Meisterwerk, Sweet Child oh Mine ❤❤❤❤Sie hätten die Größte Band der Welt werden können 😊
44 myself!!! Woke up this mornig rockin out!
49 and getting a real thrill outta this again !
What you're witnessing here is the purest expression of rock & roll in the 1980's. They were flawless & gritty AF simultaneously.
Slash' solos were off
@@SavedbyHim you would be off too if you were as high as they were that night
It's a concert it isin't the same as the record@@SavedbyHim
@@AbdielRuiz-h6e I know but he called it flawless, had to point out that Slash had way better live performances than this one
Even for being live the playing is sloppy. Slash was Slush that night.
I went to a concert in November 1987 in my hometown. Motley Crue was the headliner. The Crue were the pinnacle of arena rock at the time. They had this opening band I hadn't heard of. Remember, no internet back then. These 5 guys come out and proceed to burn the arena down. It was Guns n Roses. I was at the local mall the next day buying Appetite for Destruction. Nuf said. Lighters up! 🤘
I seen them open for maiden May 88 same thing whipped the crowd into a frantic blood thirsty frenzy then said FOFF! Ha Bruce Dickinson came out challenging Axl to a fist fight and screamed Your fired ! Think Axl was manic? Dickinson was 10 times as hair trigger! Ha
Same
They opened up for the cult in L.A.
Of course I was there for the Cult.....
There’s not many albums that you can start on track 1 and not skip any songs. Appetite for destruction is one of those
100 Correct ..My Top 3 are 1) GnR - "Appitite For Destruction" 2) Alice In Chains - "Dirt" 3) Pantera "Vulgar Display Of Power".
@@countmackular4108Far beyond Driven released March 22, 1994 was one hell of a follow up after VDOP.
@@MrMashman93 "Far Beyond Driven" is epic as well!!...It's almost a non-skip album for me but I rarely listen to the "Planet Caravan" track ..So I rate "Vulgar" higher. :-)
@@countmackular4108 Can't really count a shitty cover song though.
@@bustercherry8734 I agree 100%..."Planet Caravan" is not the best choice for Sabbath Cover or album closer...And...It doesn't take away from the album at all "5 mins Alone" and "I'm Broken" have been wonderfully blasting my ear drums for 30 years .. But..."Planet Caravan" still counts as a track skip...BTW "BadMotorFinger" by Soundgarden rotates in and out of my top 3...That album exists as one solid piece of musical furniture. ;-)
July 2024 here.❤🎉 Never gets old. They were so young. Slash sounded so young when he spoke. Legends. Loved the start of Michele here with Slash & Duff.
Appetite, still the best selling debut album of all time almost 40 years later. In the history books where it belongs forever, and an absolute masterpiece throughout. It will never be surpassed for greatness.
This lineup was elite.
Like the original VH
Damn y'all...I wish we could go back to 1988!!! I was 21 and I'm so glad I grew up back then. Oh how I miss those days!🙁
Had this concert recorded on a VHS tape when I was 15. Watching and studying every little detail over and over again. Remember I loved all these little small mistakes or mistunes Slash made on the guitar, so much that the LP version of the songs just wasn´t just the same. This was the original for me.
Rewatching this.
Steve Adler put his soul into every beat.
Yes, this is the lineup. No substitutions.
I miss them. I miss these days.
ME TOO !! THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS !!❤❤❤❤ A LONG LONG TIME AGO !!!❤❤❤❤
THEY DO BRING BACK GOOD OLD DAYS !!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I remember exactly where I was when this aired for the first time. I was stuck in a tiny motel during a huge snowstorm in the upper peninsula of Michigan. The concert was totally mesmerizing. You just knew you were watching something extraordinary happening. I still consider it a main historical event in Rock music. Awesome.
This show represents GNR at their absolute peak as a rock band. Before Axl’s ego exploded, and the money, drugs and fame eroded the fabric of the band. I saw GNR a few years later at The Ritz as they kicked off the Use Your Illusion tour and then again in 2021 on the We’re F*#kin’ Back tour. Glad to still have GNR around but this 1988 performance is how I like to remember the band.
You are 10000% correct. They are young, hungry, raw, unpredictable, original 5 and axl still has his voice! I aslo them during UYI tour in 92…I was a few years too young to make the AFD tour :-(
Yes. Rock n roll peaked in the wee hours of March 31, 1988 with GnR's performance of Used to Love Her on the Fox Late Show.
@@THEDISAFFECTEDgreat show you are referring to…thanks for reminding me of it, just watched it for the first time in many years. I also like their accoustic performance at CBGB’s.
This version of GNR will forever live in my heart and mind.
i can't watch them live currently anymore. it's not the same. axl's voice is gone. i've listened to them so much for 35 years that i know what his voice used to be and it hurts to hear live now.
I was there. It was awesome. Every rockstar imaginable was there too.
Wow 😮any stories to share?
I saw them two months later withMaiden. Epic.
Hell yeah ! You look like a rocker chick !
This show was invite only. you had to be a big Whig with MTV.
Beatifull woman
Adler what a machine
I watched this live when it was broadcast and recorded it on VCR. I was a senior in high school. I had seen them the year before, opening for Motley Crue. Blew my mind.
Same here! But without Mama Kin. That was a special treat! A lost performance until now. And this is also when we first heard Knocking on Heaven's Door. It would be a few years before they would release the song with more production and so on. I like this version a little more.
Damn if I had a time machine that'd be one of the first tours I'd attend ahaha!!
this is the best rock and roll concert I've ever seen. had it on VCR and I've seen it hundreds of times in my teen years 😂😂😂
Same here. Good ole days
The quality of the sound is gold!
The original and best line up ever.
The band is erupting, exploding!
Best drummer ever.
too bad the booze cout him
@@torehellberg8074 not only the booze, bro!
@@torehellberg8074 More the H than the booze.
I remember watching this live on MTV and recording it on my VCR 😂
Quien iba a pensar que primero no querían publicar sus videos por ser muy crudos según ellos,y después hasta un concierto para MTV los dejaron presentar
Same here
Yup... same!!
Haaa! Same here dude😂
Same
I had this ( and still have wrapped in wax paper ) live bootleg in high fi quality concert on cd i found at a German underground markt in Dresden , i listened to it non stop on my trip as a 15 year old visiting relatives , bringing it home to Australia at the time blew my friends minds that the cd existed ^_^ gunners at their peak and the concert that inspired me to learn guitar.
Remember when MTV aired this, was my introduction to GNR. So raw and energetic, everyone firing on all cylinders
It's a crime they never released this on DVD or Blu Ray!!
I've still got it on a VHS cassette, without Knockin on Heavens Door (that part was omitted on UK TV for some reason). However, I no longer have a VHS player,so thank the Lord for TH-cam!!!!
Just bought the 91 Ritz shows on Blu-ray,freaking amazing on my 70 inch hd tv
@@clem1149bro I bought it on eBay,HD DVD for $5.00
Still the most real metal punk country soul band ever! They had it all and Axl was an amazing performer! Slash Izz Duff Steve Adler these guys are amazing!!!
IT IS ROCK NOT METAL OR PUNK
All 3@@evelaszlo96
Nothing Punk about them. Basically just glam rock with a harder edge
Hard Rock
lol metal punk country soul!
I remember being a 15-year-old kid seeing this on MTV. I recorded it and watched it dozens upon dozens of times. Even now, here I am almost 51, and I can still remember Axl's cadence and deliveries when he's talking to the crowd. Amazing how such influential things stick with you after decades.
Such a raw and gritty performance. This is peak GnR!
When I was in 9th grade, a local Atlanta station, 96 Rock (RIP) played this one night in its entirety. I was in bed when they announced it was coming on and I had to scramble to find a blank tape! 😂 I played that “off the radio” copy until the tape almost wore out!
PS - This version of KOHD is 100x better than the studio version that wound up on UYI 2.
Yeah I'm not a fan of the studio version of KOHD. I'm glad it exists. But I don't bother with it these days. Live version all the way.
96 ROCK 🎸🥁
WKLS 96.1 FM
Fridays at Five!
Fffrrrriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiday
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
One of the few concerts from the 80s that's worth multiple re-watching even today and more so in the distant future to show what 80s Rock n Roll was all about.
This is the benchmark bands should measure themselves against to see where they have come.
Izzy Stradlin really is the definition of cool.
Probably the best GnR show ever!
I believe that somewhere in the world, there are people who feel the same emotions that I feel when I listen to masterpieces like this song.
Of curse man
Hard Rock pure and solid GUNS N F*KING ROSES BABY 🤟
Man, this concert just blows my mind. I had seen it many times before but it is truly amazing. THAT Sweet Child O Mine guitar solo executed to utter perfection.
Agreed!!!!
I wouldn't say it's played to perfection... the fast bridge part, where the wah kicks in, sounds actually quite bad... but it's quite raw, I will give it that
Now the Japan 92 solo... that we could say was perfect
@@anibalmax1981 Yes you are correct. Considering how stoned Slash usually was in those early days, it’s a wonder he was able to still play as he did. Lol
I remember like it was yesterday, 1987, sitting on the couch at my girlfriend’s house and the debut of Welcome to the Jungle came on MTV. I turned to her and said, this is going to be huge!
Hell Yeah!! Thank you for posting this EPIC Show with such great quality:-)
Tracklist:
01:59 - It's So Easy
05:46 - Mr. Brownstone
10:44 - Out ta Get Me
14:40 - Sweet Child o' Mine
21:38 - My Michelle
25:46 - Knockin' on Heaven's Door
32:49 - Welcome to the Jungle
39:19 - Nightrain
44:31 - Paradise City
51:47 - Rocket Queen
Thanks !!!
59:42 - Mama Kin
great!! "this is a song about your f***king mother"....
AND NOVEMBER RAIN !!❤❤❤❤ NICE TO HEAR OTHERS GO BACK TO YEARS OF LOVING THIS BAND AS WELL !! FANTASTIC BAND !!😊😊😊.....
AND NOVEMBER RAIN AND MR. BROWNSTONE '? ?? !!!!❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊 FANTASTIC BAND !!
They were Nasty Sleazy Tough as nails and Brilliant!!! Guns and Fuckin' Roses Were American Rock and Roll
As a non GNR fan, I'm very happy to have stumbled on this video. very informative comments here. thanks.
I like reading the comments too! And the ONLY song I like is "welcome to the jungle".
One of the best live in the rock music history
yep that year. Was the best they were ever. Especially before made it big. Saw the, may 88. Best concert I ever attended
If only I could time travel.
Glorious perfection all of them. ❤️
42 here.. Never realized how solid Adler was. Wide open. I was the kid hanging AXL posters during the illusion era. I did get chills when I heard “ LA’s hottest band”.
Best ever. What an introduction to the world.
They may have been the ultimate Rock n’ Roll, Rock Band.
Saw them live around this time. Raw rock at its best.
Rocket Queen still holds up better than any rock songs today.
No doubt. One of my favorite all time GnR songs.
I was at this show - amazing night
Best Rock frontman ever.
And somehow found the best rhythm guitarist, lead guitarist and bassist along the way.
I feel guilty for not adding Adler as best drummer because the Devil got the better of him .
Also, the best cover and rendition of Dylan's knocking on heavens door .
Jeez, were we all ever so young? Still wondering where the years went. Thank God for the music.
Em 1991 eu assistia esse show toda semana em uma fita VHS ! Simplesmente fantástico!
Io ho c'ero..a questo tour e anche a quello successivo😍😍😍😍🤟🤟🤟sempre sotto il palco..praticamente avevo Axl cosi vicino che potevo toccarlo sopratutto fargli rivolgere lo sguardo verso di noi...sono andata sempre con la mia amica fissata e innamorata ci questa Meravigliosa rockband!!!!
E li AMO anche ora...nonostante gli anni sono sempre...i migliori al mondo ❤❤❤ tra i giovani di adesso..non ho ancora notato nessuna band o personaggi che un mimimo si avvicina a loro...ancora nessunooooo...!!!
Cara sou fãzasso do Guns, gravei esse show q passou pela primeira vez na Manchete acho q em 1989 no VHS e assisti umas mil vezes
Damn, they were fucking awesome ❤
I've been a Guns and Fucking Roses fan since day 1 and will always be !!
LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE
Powerhouse!! So raw and in your face! They gave it all that night! Axl was possessed! GNR Forever ❤️!
Goddammit... I can't stop thinking about me being born in the early 70's... so I would have been able to enjoy my fkn favorite band ever... I've seen them live 2010, 2016 and I will see them again this year in KC.... GNR, you guys are the fkn G.O.A.T
I like it , GNR is Great rock music in the world, you will find your self in this song, to be better and better ,,,
Matt pode ser mais técnico, mas sempre fui mais fã do Steven nas baquetas do Guns. Esse groove unico, essa pegada hard rock mais raiz e esse carisma de tocar sempre sorrindo. Até hoje acho a saída dele uma p*ta covardia.
Mas eu admiro o Matt por sempre respeitar o trabalho do Steven.
Ele nunca mudou uma virada se quer nessas músicas do apetitte for destruction.
@@Ni_Lopessi,Matt siempre tocó exactamente iguales todos los temas de Steven,y no como el nefasto de Ferrer que en todos los temas le mete un arreglito pedorro,pero yo prefiero mil veces a Matt,que a Steven,por qué Matt me da seguridad
Eu prefiro Matt e a frase do Guns and 🌹 de 91 a 92
Claro que Steven teve sua grande importância na banda assim como o Izzy
Nigga
My dad wasn't a fan of GN'R but that never stopped him from teaching me how to play their songs on my beat up Yamaha. Thanks Dad!
I was a child back then, but I find most people from back then either loved or hated them.
Wasn’t a fan but was able to play gnr songs on a beat up acoustic 🙄
@@trisin my father was a talented musician. He was able to listen to songs and replicate them.
The Best concert of Guns💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
I would love to see a live album from this era!
GUNS N' ROSES FOREVER!
I've always said if I were ever on a deserted island and only had one album it would be appetite for destruction. This video solidifies why.
Eu assisti esse show minha vida inteira....Desde 1990 até hoje....
Demais.
Man, this is pure raw rock!!!
Exactly how I like music, REAL!
Those god damn 80s 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Not since the Rolling Stones of the late 60s to early 70s have we seen this pure expression of rock music. And we will never see it again.
The Who, Deep Purple?
Oh yes. Because when people think of The very greatest Rock and Roll bands, the first group that comes to mind is....Deep Purple. @@diffbreak2366
2024!!!! That was rock and roll!!!!
AMO esta banda desde que tengo uso de razón 😍
GNR was a great band. Rock and Roll History must be thankful.
They still are
Poor Steven Adler, He got such a natural high, kick, legitimate satisfaction, pure joy out of playing drums to these songs that when he added drugs it literally blew his mind. An absolute shame for him and the rest of the band. And they didn't want to lose him either. They literally stood by him and tried there best and waited as long as they could for him to get it together before they ultimately had to replace him in order to be able to move forward. So sad...... Dont do excessive drugs kids.
Згодна👍🏻🇺🇦
This is gnr how I remember them!!! Straight up rock, loose as!!!
É o melhor show do excelente GUNS AND ROSES ! E um dos melhores shows de Rock de todos os tempos ... esse show virou um "clássico" !
Certeza. Esse show foi canonizado nos clássicos! > Eu peguei ele em DVD acho que 2007 - 2008
@@erwin_carter sim irmão...
Eu vou fazer 50 anos , e em 1988 , vi e gravei esse show(em fita de vídeo cassete)pela primeira vez ,na antiga Tv Manchete ...
Já vi este showzaço , VÁRIAS VEZES , e NÃO me canso !
Abração.
Axl, the best front man of any live concert, and one badass voice. The rest of the crew, just simply badass!
Eu curto á brava guns n' Roses, é uma das minhas bandas preferidas também!! Curto bué o guitarrista Slash, o azul, que é um excelente vocalista!!! Os guns n' Roses São brutais!!!
Greatest of Rock n' Roll Always 🎸
Stop being so wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
No words for this guy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yeah, this is one of the best real live capture! A truly live playing, you can feel the dangerous and energy. There are mistakes here and there, but it doesn´t matter. Band is on prime.
This is timeless....all of them...amazing incredible band.... Axl phenomenal singer and frontman
uauuu...que massa!! olhaí o guns no início da carreira.
o AXL com aqueles drivessss 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is the purest rock 'n roll that I have ever heard.
PQP! Que show perfeito!!!!!
I love listening to the bass in this band
GNR started the transition and Nirvana finished it. Both are crucial in what they collectively achieved.
El ying y el yang !!
Sweet Child O Mine was Released on June 1988, this Live COncert was February '88 the Ritz Audience first hearing..
Lindo Axl! 😮❤
As a current 27 year old, it amazes me that these guys (and many others) were this famous, notorious, and great at performing at 25-26 years old. I could never imagine myself up there doing something like that lol!
Eu estava lá nesse show. Nunca tinha ouvido a banda. Esse dia foi bem loko!
This is the best version of this concert that I've ever found! Thanks uploader!
Esse show é um clássico obrigado por postar, analisando mais a fundo, Axl estava cantando muito, porei Slash e Duff acho que ainda estão tocando melhores hoje em dia, é claro que a voz é um instrumento diferente é o tempo muitas vezes conta sim,
He has that beat behind the song and it's why it sound so good..
A melhor formação do Guns ( clássica )
Saw GnR warm up for Motley Crue, Lakeland Civic Center 1988.
They spanked crue with only 30 minutes on stage.
I remember GnR debut video on Head Bangers Ball, Welcome to the Jungle.
My GF napping, woke up headbanging.
Their best line up and best live concert 👍👍👍
So let’s bring our personalities ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️ Totally 💯
The best concert MTV ever aired
Conformación inmortal de guns
Con Steve adler e izzy stradlin
Back when these guys were awesome. By 1993 I lost interest. Too much Drama with Axle and the band splitting up.
But when I tell you.. When this album came out (Appetite for destruction) it took the world by storm, I'm not exaggerating. I lived through this in real-time.
I saw them live in August of 1988 as the opening act for Aerosmith. They played 3 shows in 3 nights. I went to all 3 of them.
The third night they closed the show with "Rocket Queen" (which is still my favorite GnR song).
The girl next to me who was just friend turned to me and said "I love you".. I said I love you too. She said no, "I'm in love with you". Unfortunately I didn't feel the same about her.
It's funny how songs can trigger memories like this. It's one of the reasons I became a musician/songwriter. Music has always been more than just soundwaves produced by electric devices. There has always been some sort of connection to a person, a place, a thing.
Everytime I hear black in black by AC DC I can almost smell the autumn leaves from 1980. The feeling is just as epic and large as it was when I was a teenager.
Formação clássica da maior e mais perigosa banda de Rock de todos os tempos. Que Showzasso, GNR jovens e selvagens
Love the energy ❤❤❤❤