Weapons N’ Roses’ “Candy Little one O’ Mine” was voted one of the best guitar anthem.
A ballot of Absolute Radio listeners noticed Axl Rose and firm’s 1988 traditional from the seminal album ‘Urge for food for Destruction’ beat out the likes of Pink Floyd’s ‘Comfortably Numb’, AC/DC’s ‘Thunderstruck’ and ‘ Resort California” by the Eagles on the primary spot.
“Paradise Metropolis” from the identical album additionally made the highest 25, as did AC/DC’s “Again in Black”.
Presenter Sarah Champion commented, “From the enduring opening bars, you understand this can be a music that is going to take you on a journey. With Axl Rose’s signature vocals added, Candy Little one O’Mine is an anthem that is a rock traditional.” timeless and a worthy winner of the Best Guitar Anthem ballot”.
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Weapons N’ Roses will headline Glastonbury and American Categorical presents BST Hyde Park this summer time.
To the latter, they are going to be joined by The Pretenders, The Darkness and Larkin Poe.
For extra data and tickets, go to www.bst-hydepark.com.
Prime 25 Guitar Hymns:
Weapons N Roses – “Candy Little one O’ Mine”
Pink Floyd – ‘Comfortably numb’
AC/DC – “Lightning”
Eagles – ‘Resort California’
Fleetwood Mac – “The Chain”
Dire Straits – “Sultans of Swing”
Derek and the Dominoes – ‘Layla’
Led Zeppelin – ‘Entire Lotta Love’
Jimi Hendrix – “All Alongside the Watchtower”
Joan Jett – “I Love Rock and Roll”
Bon Jovi – ‘Livin’ on A Prayer’
Nirvana – Smells Like Teen Spirit’
Prince – “Purple Rain”
Metallica – “Enter Sandman”
Queen – ‘One other one bites the mud’
Blondie – ‘One Manner or One other’
Deep Purple – “Smoke on the Water”
Beatles – “Whereas my guitar softly weeps”
AC/DC – “Again in Black”
Black Sabbath – ‘Paranoid’
Weapons N Roses – ‘Paradise Metropolis’
Bryan Adams – ‘The Summer season of 69’
Foo Fighters – “Everlasting”
Alanis Morissette – “You Ought to Know”
Lynyrd Skynyrd – ‘Candy Dwelling Alabama’
