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Fridge Brilliance: The first six songs on Appetite For Destruction relate to drugs, violence and city life. The last six relate to love, romance and women. In other words, one half is "guns", the other "roses". Continuing the trend, Use Your Illusion is split into two albums, one predominantly "guns" and the other predominantly "roses".

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	* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: The first six songs on Appetite For Destruction relate to drugs, violence and city life. The last six relate to love, romance and women. In other words, one half is "guns", the other "roses". Continuing the trend, Use Your Illusion is split into two albums, one predominantly "guns" and the other predominantly "roses".		* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: The first six songs on Appetite For Destruction relate to drugs, violence and city life. The last six relate to love, romance and women. In other words, one half is "guns", the other "roses". Continuing the trend, Use Your Illusion is split into two albums, one predominantly "guns" and the other predominantly "roses".