July 21, 1985 - Guns n Roses plays a frat house at UCLA - the 2nd time they ever played "Welcome to the Jungle"

[Magalicious]

Obviously Axl Rose is a total homo - and yes I'm judging the back of his pants.

 

[Registered]

the assless chaps?

 

[Magalicious]

the assless chaps?

Not only the assless pants, the thong as well. Hetero men don't do that.

 

[Likeicare]

Not only the assless pants, the thong as well. Hetero men don't do that.

I mean, if youre going to wear assless pants what other type of underwear would you have on

 

[Magalicious]

I mean, if youre going to wear assless pants what other type of underwear would you have on

You're a man who knows how to coordinate sodomy clothing.

He's just as gay from the front - he has that messed-up hair, just got out of David Geffen's bed look.

 

[Registered]

Are you a wuence sock, you sure act like a sock.

:hmmm:

 

[Magalicious]

Are you a wuence sock, you sure act like a sock.

:hmmm:

it's peas and carrots

 

[LW97]

DId they already play the immigrants and faggots song back then?

 

[Magalicious]

DId they already play the immigrants and faggots song back then?

That came later, after they signed with Geffen records. He was calling David Geffen a faggot for sodomizing him.

Getting An Appetite: The Day Guns N’ Roses Came To Geffen

On March 25, 1986, a year almost to the day since the first Guns N’ Roses gig at the Troubadour, the band signed to Geffen Records.

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On March 25, 1986, a year almost to the day since their first gig at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, Guns N’ Roses signed the record deal that helped catapult them to worldwide fame and fortune. Geffen Records secured their signatures, and soon word was spreading way beyond California about the hottest new rock band of the 1980s.

 

[LW97]

That came later, after they signed with Geffen records. He was calling David Geffen a faggot for sodomizing him.

Getting An Appetite: The Day Guns N’ Roses Came To Geffen

On March 25, 1986, a year almost to the day since the first Guns N’ Roses gig at the Troubadour, the band signed to Geffen Records.

www.udiscovermusic.com

On March 25, 1986, a year almost to the day since their first gig at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, Guns N’ Roses signed the record deal that helped catapult them to worldwide fame and fortune. Geffen Records secured their signatures, and soon word was spreading way beyond California about the hottest new rock band of the 1980s.

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