50 Pivotal Music Moments Since Guns N Roses' Last Album

Including Kurt Cobain's death, Napster and OK Computer...

October 29, 2008 | Photo by WENN / PR Photos

After countless delays and prolonged studio tomfoolery, Axl Rose has finally set the release date of Guns N Roses' sixth studio album Chinese Democracy next month. To mark the occasion that we truly never thought would happen, Gigwise is taking a look at 50 pivotal music moments over the 15 years since Guns N Roses released their last studio effort 'The Spaghetti Incident?' on November 23, 1993. Click through and see how the music world has drastically changed...

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emo sucks. this would have no impact and change to GN'R since they have never had anything to do with emo.
~ by M Rizzle 10/29/2008 Report
OK Computer is not emo ... ass ...
~ by HonkyD 10/29/2008 Report
Oh, sorry Rizzle ... I misunderstood. I thought you were calling Radiohead emo. Never mind, you're basically right.
~ by HonkyD 10/29/2008 Report
who thinks reloading this page 50 times is worthwhile??? either make a list several pages long or find a programmer who understands how to reload the display box without reloading the page
~ by JC 10/30/2008 Report
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I got another one! Top Of The Pops was taken off our screens! It's unreal looking back at the last 15 years and seeing so much change and then realise it's taken so long for GNR to write just one album. This album better be ****ing brilliant.
~ by Spag Bol 10/30/2008 Report