Guns N’ Roses - Anything Goes Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was 'Anything Goes' by Guns N' Roses released?

   'Anything Goes' was released on July 21, 1987, as part of Guns N' Roses' debut studio album 'Appetite for Destruction'.

2. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Anything Goes' by Guns N' Roses?

   The lyrics for 'Anything Goes' were written by W. Axl Rose, Saul Hudson (Slash), Duff Rose McKagan, Izzy Stradlin, Steven Adler, and Christopher Weber.

3. Was 'Anything Goes' part of the original planned release for Guns N' Roses?

   Yes, 'Anything Goes' was part of the initial planned release and was re-written for the final 'Appetite for Destruction' album. It was originally written by Hollywood Rose and included on their compilation album 'The Roots of Guns N' Roses'.

4. What is significant about the recording process of 'Anything Goes'?

   The recordings sessions that led to the inclusion of 'Anything Goes' on 'Appetite for Destruction' involved multiple sessions with various producers before finalizing with Mike Clink, who ultimately produced the album.

5. Did the song 'Anything Goes' undergo changes before its final release?

   Yes, 'Anything Goes' underwent re-writing and modification from its original Hollywood Rose version to fit the musical style and direction of 'Appetite for Destruction'.

6. What kind of themes does the song 'Anything Goes' generally cover?

   The song 'Anything Goes' generally covers themes of sexual exploration and freedom, which align well with the band's reputation for addressing edgy and provocative subject matter in their music.