Music

April, 1994

Vic GarbariniBack in the Seventies, metalheads and punks rarely agreed on anything. But their younger brothers and sisters listened to both Iron Maiden and the Sex Pistols and grew up to create punk and metal hybrids, such as grunge, that currently dominate the rock charts. So where do Guns n' Roses fit into the evolutionary scheme? Well, they kicked off the entire alternative revolution in 1987 with their rock and glam-metal synthesis, Appetite for Destruction. Today, many critics think Guns ha...