Guns N' Roses: A Complete History

A career retrospective on the week Chinese Democracy is finally released!...

November 24, 2008 | Photo by WENN / Splash News / PR Photos

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In December 2006, the EP 'Live?!*@ Like a Suicide' was released by Geffen Records under a specially created label moniker UZI Suicide. The band's first release was limited to just 10,000 copies and came complete with four tracks – 'Reckless Life' (which fetchingly opens with Duff McKagan screaming "hey fuckers, suck on Guns N' Fuckin' Roses!”), 'Nice Boys' (a Rose Tattoo cover), 'Move To The City' and 'Mama Kin' (a cover of the 1973 Aerosmith song). The EP is now a highly sought after collectors item.

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A well-written story, but with many mistakes: - "...Christian rock outfit Stryder..." - it's "StryPer", actually; - The A&R man's name is Tom Zutaut, not Tom Zautut; - "Live...Live a Suicide" came out in 1986, not 2006 (misprint maybe).
~ by sopostelnik 12/4/2008 Report
sopostelnik has right. there are no any words about the double album called "Use your illusion I., II.". Those are also very important releases of GN'R
~ by orvil 12/5/2008 Report
la kagaste axl ves por votar a gilby..toos se fueron..
~ by GUSTAVO BEGAZO URIBE!!!! 12/31/2009 Report