M.S.G. FROM THE NEWS SECTION (KERRANG #71, 1984)

THIN LIZZY "GRÖNA LUND, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN" (AUGUST 8, 1983)

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GUNS N' ROSES "TROUBADOUR, LOS ANGELES, CA" (JUNE 6, 1985)

On June 6, 1985, Axl Rose, Slash, Izzy Stradlin, Duff McKagan and Steven Adler performed for the first time as Guns N’ Roses, at the Troubadour in their hometown of Los Angeles. Immediately afterward, they embarked on an extremely ill-fated West Coast tour. Here’s how bad it got: Their car broke down in Fresno, so they hitchhiked for 40 hours — only to find out they’d be getting one-fifth of their promised paycheck for that show. Oh, and that the rest of the tour was canceled. But as bassist Duff McKagan explained in his autobiography, the incident galvanized the group: “Guns N’ Roses were no longer a band, but the band — our band. These are my fucking boys, they’re willing to fight through anything.”

Text and photo courtesy of Ultimate Rock 

Here you have 9 minutes and 15 seconds from that gig ... unfortunately in poor quality!

RAZOR (CAN)

 

EMPEROR "SUBWAY CLUB, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND" (JULY 11, 1993)

 

TYRANT (US) (VOICES FROM THE DARKSIDE #10, 1996)

 

BENEDICTION, ARTICLE & MERCH SHEET (CIRCLE OF THE GRIND #2, 1992)

Circle of the grind was a Japanese fanzine written in both English and Japanese.

CADAVER (NOR) .... LIVE SOMEWHERE IN TIME

SCORPIONS (KERRANG #32, 1983)

 

PAUL & ACE BACKSTAGE IN FLINT, MI (JUNE 12, 1974)

 

JAMES HAVING A BEER

 

ANCIENT RITES "JC TIJL, DIEST, BELGIUM" (APRIL 19, 1990)

 The bands second gig.

PROPHET (US/NJ) (SHEET METAL #3, 1988)

MALEVOLENT CREATION (1990)

A rare photo of the 1990 demo lineup. Featuring bassist Mark Van Erp, guitarist Jon Rubin, drummer Mark Simpson, guitarist Philip Fasciana and vocalist Bret Hoffmann. 

LEATHER LEONE WITH CHASTAIN ON STAGE ... SOMEWHERE IN TIME

LIVING DEATH (GER)

 

ANTAEUS (AGONIA #3, 2021)