AboutWendy Expertise I am able to answer questions about Axl Rose personal life,childhood, relationships, lyrics and all about Guns N´ Roses.
Experience I´ve been Guns and Roses fan, for that reason i´ve been interested to know everything not only about Axl rose, but also about the whole band.
Organizations I write articles for the newspaper from the school.
Expert: Wendy Date: 6/14/2008 Subject: Political issues!
Question Hello. I am a student at a music college and part of my course is to do a presentation on a album from 1980-2000. I have chosen to do discuss Guns N' Roses: Appetite For Destruction. A point that I must discuss in my presentation is the political issues that would of affected the songs on the album. However, I am struggling to find any information on political issues. Do you know of any and if so how and on what songs to do these issues apply? Miles
Answer Hi Miles:
The album reflect the band's reaction to the debauchery of the L.A. rock and roll underground for example "Welcome to the Jungle" which Axl wrote while in Seattle about an incident in New York City.
There are other songs as "Out Ta Get Me", "Sweet Child o' Mine", "Think About You", "My Michelle", "You're Crazy", and "Rocket Queen" based on their female companions.
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Wendy
