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"Used to Love Her" is a song by American rock band Guns N' Roses from the album G N' R Lies. The song was used as a B-side on some releases of the "Paradise City" single.
Contrary to popular belief that the song is about a girlfriend of Axl Rose, the song was written as a joke. Izzy Stradlin stated, "I was sitting around listening to the radio and some guy was whining about a broad who was treating him bad. I wanted to take the radio and smash it against the wall. Such self-pity! What a wimp! So we rewrote the same song we heard with a better ending." Slash perversely quipped, "People think it's about one of our old girlfriends, but it's actually about Axl's dog."
Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic described the song as a "country-fried boogie", but criticized it as misogynistic. Rolling Stone described it as a "hilarious countryish number that will probably have feminist hot lines jammed across the country".
In 2016, Spin ranked the song 42nd out of 79 on their rankings of every Guns N' Roses song, saying "strip away the misogynist, dark, and twisted fantasy, though, and you’ve got a terrific, rootsy little mimic of an Allman Brothers’ on-the-road jam." That same year, Medium ranked the song 20th out of 80, stating "The crowning achievement of the “remember this was written in 1988 [1987]; that doesn’t make it right, but still” manifesto that encompasses so much of Guns’ oeuvre." L.A. Weekly ranked the song 18th of 64, and Ultimate Classic Rock ranked it 28th out of 80.
In 2018, Loudwire ranked the song 83rd out of 87, stating "This song feels like their attempt at the Stones’ “Dead Flowers”... The song was likely meant to be taken with a grain of salt, but that was tough to swallow given that Axl’s ex-wife Erin Everly accused him of domestic abuse." Houston Press named the song 5th on their list of "10 Worst Guns N' Roses Songs".
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Used_to_Love_Her
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Used To Love Her · Guns N' Roses
Appetite For Destruction
℗ 1988 Geffen Records
Released on: 1987-07-29
Producer, Studio Personnel, Engineer: Mike Clink
Composer Lyricist: W. Axl Rose
Composer Lyricist: Duff McKagan
Composer Lyricist: Izzy Stradlin
Composer Lyricist: Slash
Composer Lyricist: Steven Adler
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"Used to Love Her" is a song by American rock band Guns N' Roses from the album G N' R Lies. The song was used as a B-side on some releases of the "Paradise City" single.
Contrary to popular belief that the song is about a girlfriend of Axl Rose, the song was written as a joke. Izzy Stradlin stated, "I was sitting around listening to the radio and some guy was whining about a broad who was treating him bad. I wanted to take the radio and smash it against the wall. Such self-pity! What a wimp! So we rewrote the same song we heard with a better ending." Slash perversely quipped, "People think it's about one of our old girlfriends, but it's actually about Axl's dog."
Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic described the song as a "country-fried boogie", but criticized it as misogynistic. Rolling Stone described it as a "hilarious countryish number that will probably have feminist hot lines jammed across the country".
In 2016, Spin ranked the song 42nd out of 79 on their rankings of every Guns N' Roses song, saying "strip away the misogynist, dark, and twisted fantasy, though, and you’ve got a terrific, rootsy little mimic of an Allman Brothers’ on-the-road jam." That same year, Medium ranked the song 20th out of 80, stating "The crowning achievement of the “remember this was written in 1988 [1987]; that doesn’t make it right, but still” manifesto that encompasses so much of Guns’ oeuvre." L.A. Weekly ranked the song 18th of 64, and Ultimate Classic Rock ranked it 28th out of 80.
In 2018, Loudwire ranked the song 83rd out of 87, stating "This song feels like their attempt at the Stones’ “Dead Flowers”... The song was likely meant to be taken with a grain of salt, but that was tough to swallow given that Axl’s ex-wife Erin Everly accused him of domestic abuse." Houston Press named the song 5th on their list of "10 Worst Guns N' Roses Songs".
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Used_to_Love_Her
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Used To Love Her · Guns N' Roses
Appetite For Destruction
℗ 1988 Geffen Records
Released on: 1987-07-29
Producer, Studio Personnel, Engineer: Mike Clink
Composer Lyricist: W. Axl Rose
Composer Lyricist: Duff McKagan
Composer Lyricist: Izzy Stradlin
Composer Lyricist: Slash
Composer Lyricist: Steven Adler
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