Appetite for Destruction
An updated version of the classic rock study that Publishers Weekly calls "a well-researched, deftly reasoned portrait". In this unconventional chronicle of the band, Sugerman uses precedents in literature and philosophy to draw parallels between Axl Rose and Rimbaud and traces the roots of rebellion all the way to Shelley, Nietzsche, and Byron. Photographs and illustrations.
GenresGuns n' Roses (Musical group)Heavy metal (Music)History and criticismRock musiciansUnited StatesBiography
266 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 1991 by St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9780312076344
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2 editions
English
- Appetite for destruction · St. Martin's Press · 1991 · ISBN 9780312076344 This page
- Appetite for Destruction · Century · 1991 · ISBN 9780712651516
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