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Guns N’ Roses Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Guns N’ Roses is an American band that has been active since 1985.

They’re one of the bands that has had a huge influence on later generations of musicians.

This time, we’ll present their popular songs in a ranked list.

The number one spot goes to that undeniably iconic track!

Guns N’ Roses Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)

Reckless LifeGuns N’ Roses15rank/position

Guns N’ Roses are recognized as a heavy metal band, but they are sometimes placed in the category of “glam metal.” What differentiates it from the glam rock of the ’70s is that it’s more about appearance than sound.

In that sense, in their early days, Guns could also be considered glam metal due to their flashy outfits and staging.

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This I LoveGuns N’ Roses16rank/position

THIS I LOVE – GUNS N ROSES LIVE IN LONDON 2012 HD
This I LoveGuns N' Roses

The very memorable piano intro draws you in with a full-on ballad vibe.

Axl Rose’s powerful, slightly shouted vocals, along with the gradually added rock elements as the song progresses, make it a cool, compelling ballad.

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White ChristmasGuns N’ Roses17rank/position

When it comes to rock bands you can’t leave out Guns N’ Roses.

Lately they’ve been getting renewed attention thanks to a parody performed by the comedy duo Sisun.

Though they’re the very embodiment of rock ’n’ roll, they also performed a Christmas song—none other than the classic White Christmas, known for its elegant choral style.

Their version is quite far removed from the original image, so you might only notice the difference when you compare them.

White Christmas belted out with a bold, thunderous sound—definitely try playing it with your band.

Yoimachi Jēn
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Hard SkoolGuns N’ Roses18rank/position

Guns N’ Roses – Hard Skool (Audio)
Hard SkoolGuns N' Roses

A song by the world-famous rock band Guns N’ Roses, whose name even non-hard rock fans have likely heard.

With Axl Rose’s distinctive vocals, the striking guitar riffs that intertwine with them, and Slash’s bluesy, pentatonic-driven guitar phrases, it’s a fast-paced number packed with the essence of hard rock’s coolness.

The guitar solo, which feels dirty yet unfolds dramatically, is truly the quintessence of Guns N’ Roses.

It’s a high-purity hard rock track where intensity and melancholy fuse—hard rock reborn for the modern era.

Hoshino Takashi
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