Naglfar - Carnal Scorn and Spiritual Malice

In the sealed world of Hollywood, where Guns N 'Roses lived, 1989 was the year of the Rolling Stones revival: the band that inspired Guns reunited after seven years of contention. David Bowie has assembled the terrible new avant-garde rock band Tin Machine. Madonna still ran the dance floors. Her former proteges, the Beastie Boys, are now gaining popularity in schools. NWA ("Niggas with a Position") from Los Angeles Compton became big rap stars. Great White played heavy metal, constantly traveling around the country. New Kids on the Block led the charts on the radio. The Cult's Sonic Temple album was popular in Los Angeles. A new groovy metal band, Skid Row, also appeared: three guys from Philadelphia, opened by Bon Jovi and teamed up with the temperamental vocalist from Toronto, Sebastian Bach. In early 1989, there were already those on the Sunset Stripwho predicted Skid Row glory for the next Guns N 'Roses.