(RE-PRESS) Swaggering out of Los Angeles in the mid 80’s like a gang of urban pirates， Guns N’ Roses went onto become one of the biggest bands of all time， one of the few to pass into the pantheon of true rock， stadium-filling titans alongside acts such as Led Zeppelin， Rolling Stones， Queen or Metallica. They were the rock band that non-rock fans got into， an act that trascended their genre. They were also the most volatile and unpredictable band， courting controversy every step of the wayand enjoying a lifestyle that took the rock ‘n’ roll clichès of disharmony， wealth， inflated egos， and self-delusion to new levels. This compilation of previously unreleased versions of tracks recorded between 1988 and 1992 features the band playing to packed audiences from the MTV music awards， Farm Aid， and the American Music Awards， also including a special vocal performance from Axl Rose with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and a rare exclusive radio interview from the early days. One unmmissable collectible for the legion of fans of GNR!

SIDE A:
1. Welcome To The Jungle (MTV Video Music Awards 1988)
2. Patience (American Music Awards 1989)
3. Free Fallin’ w/ Tom Petty (MTV Video Music Awards 1989)
4. Down On The Farm (Farm Aid 1990)
SIDE B:
1. Civil War (Farm Aid 1990)
2. Live And Let Die (MTV Video Music Awards 1991)
3. Radio Interview 1988