Axl Rose Then
In 1987, Guns’n’Roses, led by the lithe and limber, controversial-but-not-just-for-wearing-bike-shorts-on-stage Axl Rose, established themselves as unchallenged rulers of complicated rock music. “Appetite for Destruction” has sold over 30 million copies worldwide, with the sequel “Use Your Illusion” selling an additional 35 million. Rose was renowned back then for inciting riots and smashing liquor bottles at crowds during live events, in addition to having a powerful voice. However, owing to personal conflicts, the initiative rapidly crumbled. The band remained on sabbatical for a long period before finally releasing the album “Chinese Democracy,” which did not sell as well as their label had intended.
Axl Rose Then
Axl Rose Now
If you don’t work too hard, it’s easy to get into the habit of eating comfort food. That seems to be what occurred to Axl Rose, who has matured from his youth’s tight-body shape to a more mature body type. On Twitter, he extols the joys of Taco Bell, but isn’t rock & roll all about excess? Tostitos Excessively cheesy Gordita Crunches might have cut out a lot of his drinking from his golden days backstage. However, he is on his way out. In 2016, he took over as AC/tour DC’s leader, and Guns’n’Roses just reformed and announced a global tour. You’ve got it, Axl!
Axl Rose Now
