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CONCERT REVIEW: Guns N Roses – Public Enemy Live at MetLife Stadium 

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20-26! A number, another Summer!!! Or a reprisal and dual 1987 musical gift to all of us who remember. As I write this, as a clenched-fist salute to all of us who all of us were listening on all levels. Revolutionary musicality: Guns N Roses bringing in a hard-nosed, no-holds-barred truth about the streets and addiction with 1987’s Appetite For Destruction (Geffen Records). Songs like “Welcome To The Jungle” and “My Michelle” threw a monkey wrench into the oversaturated eighties glam rock phenomenon narrative GNR shut down with their truth. Continue reading →


Guns N’ Roses Shares a Video Compilation of Axl Rose Stage Fails After a Fall in India, On Tour Now 

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Guns N’ Roses, currently on the “Because what you want N’ what you get are two completely different things” world tour, has released a video containing footage of frontman Axl Rose falling on stage during the band’s live performances. The official GN’R Instagram account shared a collection of clips of 14 different times that Rose fallen during the group’s concerts, set to Welcome To The Jungle.” In the video, captioned “Guns N’ Roses Greatest Hits”, Rose can be seen falling all over the stage and even off the stage! This comes after Axl’s latest slip up, which happened on Saturday (May 17) when he tripped while running up the stairs during a performance of “Sweet Child O’ Mine” in Mumbai, India. It was their first show in India in 14 years. The concert marked the band’s first live appearance with new drummer Isaac Carpenter, who replaced Frank Ferrer. Continue reading →