Si no las habeis escuchado, aquí las dejo. Votad todos!! A ver qué sale, q tengo un dilema moral xD
Saludos!

SWEET CHILD O'MINE




ARE YOU GONNA BE MY GIRL?

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Creo que Sweet... es más conocida, pero la de Jet me gusta más.

extraña cuestión, pardiez. como soy muy yonki te diré que are you gonna be my girl es más conocida gracias a la publicidad... aunque el riff de sweet child también se ha usado con fines comerciales (y ahora que lo pienso sería la hostia tenerlo en el guitar hero).

está cachondo esto del off topic...

¿Quienes son estos?
Serán algún grupo alternativo de los USA o algo parecio

Sweet child of mine de Guns 'N' Roses sin ninguna duda.

ORZ, nadie nace sabiendo. Seguro que en conocimientos sobre Manolo Escobar él te deja a la altura del betún.

Diego tío, qué me andas??? Sweet Child O'mine. Es que no hay color!!!! Rock'n'Roll en estado puro colega! Lo otro es, no sé, tan.... alternativo (puaggggggjjjjjj).

Diego, voy a hacer la prueba y voy a preguntar a 10 personas que tengo en el messenger: 5 con un poquito de cultura musical y 5 que escuchan camela

la primera es más mítica, la segunda quizá se conozca también gracias a un anuncio

Sweet child of mine.

Wayne que tal fue la actuación?

are you gonna be my girl sin duda

la segunda es mas conocida q no mejor

joer la pregunta es una ofensa!
no hay color
La de Guns and Roses, todo un clásico, más mítica imposible

más conocida la segunda?? yo croe que al reves

a mi me gusta mas la primera, pero es muchisimo mas conocida la segunda sin duda que es de lo que se trata la pregunta

La primera, aparte de ser mejor y darle 1000 vueltas a la segunda.

Supongo que es una broma ...

Appetite for destruction: 25 millones de copias vendidas. Disco debut más vendido de la historia.
Get Born: 3,5 millones de copias vendidas.

Solo como dato curioso, mirad las veces que ha sido versionada Sweet Child O'mine (por no hablar de grupos de aficionados ¿quién no la ha tocado alguna vez?):

Cover versions and re-recordings

“Sweet Child O'Mine”
Single by Sheryl Crow from the album Big Daddy O.S.T.
Released	1999
Genre	rock
Length	3:49
Label	A&M
Producer	Rick Rubin, Sheryl Crow
Sheryl Crow singles chronology
"Anything But Down" (1997) "Sweet Child O'Mine" (1999) "Soak Up the Sun" (2002)

The song has been covered by many artists including Texas, Most Precious Blood, Akasha featuring Neneh Cherry, DJ Dougall, Schmoof, Flat Pack, Luna, Chester the Pup, Dead Tongues, DJ Dex & A, and The Aluminium Group. The song was also performed in many live concerts by country singer Carrie Underwood, opening with her alone on acoustic guitar and using her voice to reference Slash's intro guitar tones, before launching into a full band rock-out. Bonnie Tyler performed it on the for Charity DVD Rock for Asia in 2005.

It was partially performed by Linkin Park at Rock am Ring on March 6, 2001, and was also performed by them on September 5, 2004. The Manic Street Preachers also frequently play it as an introduction to their song "Motown Junk" in live concerts. The main riff is also replayed by Red Hot Chili Peppers at the end of the song "Punk Rock Classic". The intro is also sampled in a song on the Fort Minor mixtape, titled "S.C.O.M."(Sweet Child o' Mine). Avenged Sevenfold frequently use the opening riff as a segue between songs during live concerts.

In 1999, the song was covered by Sheryl Crow and re-recorded by the then-new Guns N' Roses members for the film Big Daddy. Crow's version earned her a Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. The new Guns N' Roses version which morphed into a live version half way through was not featured on the original soundtrack album of the movie, but can be heard during the movie's ending credits. The song was also featured in the 1990 film State of Grace, in a bar during a brawl.

The first time this song appeared in a movie was in 1988, it played as the credits were rolling for the movie Bad Dreams. ^[5]

It was performed on December 2, 2006 at the Nokia Theatre Times Square in New York City by jam band Umphrey's McGee.

Black Eyed Peas usually performs the first verses of this song as well during their live shows. Turbonegro uses the intro as Introlick for the Song Bad Mongo played live.

A cover of the song is featured as a special encore in the music video game Guitar Hero II.

Part of the song is featured at the beginning of the episode "Witch Hunt" of the hit CBS show NCIS. Part of the song is used in scenes of a little girl. The song ends when a sound of a gunshot is heard indicating that the girl in the scenes is the deceased daughter of the show's main character Leroy Jethro Gibbs.

In 2005, dance group Flat Pack released a version of the song. It was a minor club hit in Australia.

Steve Morse from Deep Purple played the intro and interlude in Deep Purple's recent UK tour 2007.

Juelz Santana samples the intro riff in his song "From Bottom to Top"

British synthpop due Schmoof covered this song in 2005.

In 2007 indie pop band Taken By Trees covered the song.

Also in 2007, Finnish rock band Second Coming has also made a cover of Sweet Child o' Mine and song usually ends their show.

The song was covered by a Hindustani Music set for Channel V featuring sitars and a tabla.

In 2008 "Sweet Child o' Mine" was covered in an acoustic version by Taken By Trees, the solo project of Victoria Bergsman, former lead singer for The Concretes.

• The UK oompah band Oompah Brass[1] recorded an 3/4 oompah version of "Sweet Child O' Mine" on their album Oompocalypse Now (2008) [2].

la de are you... no era de un anuncio de bodaphone o algo asi?? ME gusta bastante.

la otra me suena mucho peor no me atrae especialmente