The latest episode of the Mars Attacks podcast focuses on GUNS N' ROSES classic Appetite For Destruction album.

Episode #73 features comments from Doro Pesch, Charlie Benante, Gene Hoglan, Alan Tecchio, Jon Leon, Dave Reffett, Lonny Paul of the band ADLER, author Martin Popoff, journalist Mitch Lafon, Mark Strigl from Talking Metal, and Roch from Radioactive Metal. Written comments were submitted by current G'N'R guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, David Ellefson, Chris Tsangarides, and Jim Florentine among others.

The written comments and podcast can be found here; you have the option to streamed or downloaded the podcast.

Following are a few of the written comments on Appetite For Destruction:

Joel Gausten – "Axl Rose is a sage. His lyrics paint the clearest, most vivid picture of life in Los Angeles ever committed to tape. 'Think About You' is the best song HANOI ROCKS never wrote."

Dan Lorenzo – "The most overrated band in the history of music. Yes this CD is good. 'My Michelle' is vicious hard rock at it’s best. There are a couple of other fantastic songs. Maybe even four or five. Wny are we still talking about them though? How the hell could people fall over themselves with a song that rhymes the words 'pretty' and 'city'? C’mon, really?? Still?? Yes, it IS a good cd. But since then? You STILL care? Really? I’m going to go listen to AEROSMITH Rocks now."

Chris Tsangarides – "When this little epic first came to my attention I was wondering what all the hype was about, it sounded like music that was a bit dated given the current musical climate. I wasn’t overly impressed that is until I got the album and listened to it in my music room from start to finish. I was amazed at the consistency of the song writing and was left feeling elated and like every guitar player tried to figure out how to play 'Sweet Child O' Mine' I was sold on this now classic rock album and it’s still one of my all-time faves."