Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction

by Guns N' Roses

Book Overview

(Bass Guitar Series). The matching folio to the hit album arranged for bass with tab. Twelve songs in all, including: Sweet Child O' Mine * Welcome to the Jungle * Paradise City * and more. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895244160
• ISBN13: 9780895244161
• Release Date: February 1989
• Publisher: Cherry Lane Music Company
• Length: 88 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 9.1" x 11.8"

Customer Reviews

The Bass Bible

This truely is a great bass tab book for a great album! Beginners to experienced players could do alot worse than learn from the basslines Duff McKagan plays on Appetite! Buy this book!

Great tab book

All the songs from Appetite for Destruction, with detailed transcriptions, song notes and an introduction at the face of the book, lyrics, and more! I also bought THE STYLES AND TECHNIQUES OF SLASH, which was a breakdown of some of the songs from Appetite with a bonus CD. Both are recommendable but this is definitely more straightforward. If you want to learn Gn'R, start there. If you're already good at guitar, get this book. It's hard, and takes practice, but the songs are ALL great. Even Think About You is fun to play, and it's my least favorite song on Appetite.

Appetite for Destruction : Bass Guitar

i thought ''Appetite for Destruction : Bass Guitar'' was reallya great transcription for bass guitar of a great album. i has musicand tab for all the songs. my favorite song is "Sweet Child of Mine" the bass line is modereratly easy and fun to play. i gave it a 5 because it is well written and easy to figure out

the best in the world, ment for hard core fans like me.

i think this is the best book in the world, i didn't buy it, but one of my dad's friends gave it to me. I'm such a fan of GNR, it is not even funny, so i realy enjoyed the book, i can't single out any spot that i like the most, beacause all of it is great

Extremely accurate transcriptions

The transcriptions are very detailed and accurate, all the way down to the half step neck bend at the end of "Welcome to the Jungle." Good stuff in you're into GNR.