Guns N' Roses - November Rain

Every successful endeavor always has a compelling back story. The American band Guns N' Roses, which was among the most successful worldwide between the 1980s and 1990s, includes "November Rain" on its gold list.

Rumor has it that Axl Rose worked on this song for eight years before it was released in the UK on February 18, 1991. This is evident in every verse of the song's melody.

Following the release of the song's music video, which won the MTV Video Music Awards for Best Cinematography, the song's solo has become one of the most recognizable parts of the band's live performances for fans. The solo lasts nine minutes in the video and up to twelve minutes in concert, depending on Slash's inspiration at the time.

singer Tracii Guns from L.A. The following was said about the song by Guns, a friend of Axl Rose's: "Axl played 'November Rain' on the piano. Amazing guitar solo. He could only play that at the time, but it belonged to him. He predicted this song would be exceptional one day, and I'd say, "It's exceptional now." But it's not over yet, he added. I'd play that song on the piano in every hotel we stayed in. I'd ask him when he'd finish it, and he'd say, "I don't know what to do with it." he".

From love and life to his passing and funeral, the "tape" tells the story. It's a bit disconcerting because the moment she passes away isn't listed, and there are many explanations as to why she does: either she shot herself, or he shot her, or she was struck by lightning at the exact moment a storm blew up at the party. . These theories add to the enigma of the song and are likely one of the contributing factors to the success of the song and video alike.

With Axel Rose and Stephanie Seymour's relationship ending, it was more challenging to continue the trilogy with the accompanying music video for the song "Estranged," in which a ghost haunts the artist who has lost his wife and haunts him. .

The song featured in this video, still among Guns N' Roses' best known, was once thought to be the most expensive song ever, recently surpassing the 1 billion view mark on YouTube.
For a long time, "November Rain" will be an important part of rock history.