| Guns N' Roses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (3621 words) |
 | Glam metal dominated the airwaves in the late 1980s, but GNR's new musical style and onstage behavior created a new kind of movement within the music industry, as they offered a grittier, more traditionalist take on rock n' roll, winning over many fans who appreciated their authenticity. |
| GNR also released Live Era 87-93, a collection of songs recorded on the road between 1987 and 1993. |
| The well-known drug abuse by some members of the group, particularly Slash and McKagan, and Axl's fondness of Charles Manson T-shirts, was used by the media to portray GNR as a bad example to their young fans. |
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