Guns N' Roses - Welcome To The Jungle (Official video)
June 10, 2012
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as posted by the channelWelcome to the Jungle is a song by hard rock group Guns N 'Roses, released on October 3, 1987. It is the second single from the album Appetite for Destruction. Perhaps one of the most famous and renowned standards of rock in the late '80s and early '90s. Is at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 1 in "The 100 Greatest Songs of Rock Hard," ranking conducted by the television network VH1.
Welcome to the Jungle was written by Axl Rose. According to Axl's inspiration to write the letter came from an encounter with a tramp as he walked through the city of Los Angeles, then to rob the man shouted, "You know Where You Are?, You're in the jungle baby , you gonna die! "(" Do you know where are you?, you're in the jungle baby, you're gonna die! ") .1 this incident caused a great impact on Axl, which made him one of the most representative the history of rock & roll, considered by VH1 as the best hard rock song and the second best heavy metal song of all tiempos.2
While the incident in Los Angeles inspired the lyrics, were written in Seattle, and described to Los Angeles. In a 1988 interview in Hit Parader magazine, Rose said the words I wrote in Seattle. It's a great city, but it's still a small town compared to LA and the things you will learn. He seemed much more rural there. I wrote as it seemed to me. If someone comes to a town and want to find something, you can find anywhere.
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