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Axl Rose (Gun N' Roses) 1987 Interview | The Tapes Archive podcast

In this episode, we have Guns N’ Roses frontman, Axl Rose. At the time of this interview in 1987, Rose was 25 years old and was promoting an upcoming tour of Japan. Appetite for Destruction hadn’t even cracked the top-selling 50 albums, and it would be at least another seven months before the band really took off. In the interview, Rose talks about growing up in Indiana, the making of Appetite for Destruction, whether he murdered a dog, and which band is the biggest sellout. The interview is conducted by Steve Harris. To learn more about Steve, who is new to The Tapes Archive team, please check out our podcast-only interview with him which is out now. 00:00 - Intro 00:54 - Start of Axl Rose interview 01:22 - Going back home to Indiana 02:26 - How closed off Indiana is 03:26 - What he draws from conservatism 04:32 - How he left home at age 16 05:27 - Whether he murdered a dog 06:51 - Guns N’ Roses’ early success in England 07:43 - How the crowds are different in the United States 09:07 - Gaining more confidence as a live band 10:16 - Fred Coury, Cinderella, playing for Steven Adler 10:51 - How he stays fit for concerts 11:19 - Whether he’s ready for a long tour 13:10 - People he aspires to be 13:38 - Mötley Crüe 15:06 - The recording process for Appetite for Destruction 16:53 - What would he change on the album 17:53 - Producers who were considered before Mike Clink 18:48 - Paul Stanley of KISS as a potential producer 19:17 - His vision for the record 20:08 - What success means to him 20:59 - Whether it bothers him to be compared with Faster Pussycat and Poison 22:08 - How long it took to get the right lineup for Guns N’ Roses 22:58 - The tepid response so far to Appetite for Destruction 23:23 - The limited radio and video play the band was getting 24:48 - What happens if Appetite for Destruction sells poorly 25:40 - Slash drinking and driving 26:34 - What he will do if he leaves the music biz 27:14 - Working with Izzy Stradlin 28:57 - When is Axl Rose the happiest 29:33 - When is Axl Rose the most frustrated 30:47 - Why he feels Guns N’ Roses is not getting played on the radio 32:08 - What band he thinks is the biggest sellout 34:08 - His hopes that Sweet Child O’ MIne will be a hit 35:24 - Whether he objects to being labeled as heavy metal 36:21 - His love for the band Queen 37:11 - Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend 38:24 - His thoughts on fellow Hoosier John Mellencamp 39:32 - How he and Izzy cannot wait to play Japan 40:08 - Some ’80’s racist comments that were not considered racist at the time This episode is brought to you by the award-winning true-crime documentary Dead Man's Line. Watch the trailer http://bit.ly/2S9jALd Watch for free on Amazon Prime https://amzn.to/2pDqDl4 Subscribe to the podcast: ITunes: https://apple.co/2ZlJBga Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2MIinKT Google Play: http://bit.ly/2ZhfOWA Stitcher: http://bit.ly/324vREj Castbox: http://bit.ly/2ZeHU4Q RSS Feed: http://bit.ly/2L9gUdj #AxlRose #GunsnRoses