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Guns N' Roses: A History Of Rock's Wildest Band

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Throughout the Appetite For Destruction world tour, Guns N' Roses were consistently portrayed in a negative light by the right wing media due to their hardcore debauchery. All of the band members were becoming infamous in the press for being intoxicated out of their skulls, while stories of wild excesses cropped up perennially. It was no surprise that they were soon dubbed 'the world's most dangerous band'.

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