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  1. 7 hours ago, donny said:

    yep. 20th august 1988 during the GNR set. i have the full audio and axl gave the crowd (that kept pushing forward) a good old lecture. iirc the band didn't find out the 2 men had died until after the show

    I was there the place was jam packed 107,000 I think a record attendance for Doningtons Monsters of Rock . The arena used to have a slope & the stage was built at the bottom. It had rained & the grass was wet & slippery there were crowd surges when Guns started playing people lost there footing resulting in 2 guys losing their lives.I didn't find out until the following day when I got home about the 2 guys the 1989 Donington was cancelled as new safety measures were brought in the slope was levelled off

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    If either the sound or Axl aren't right tonight we might see Axl kicking off. Tbh that may give the tour a bit of edge because at the minute the tour is becoming rather predictable. Everyone knows the set list, they come on & leave on time. It's too clinical the tour needs a bit of edge a bit of uncertainty. At one time Guns were called "the most dangerous band in the world" At the moment they risk being called "the most punctual & clinical band in the world" I say bring back the edginess what do you guys think ?
  3. If either the sound or Axl aren't right tonight we might see Axl kicking off. Tbh that may give the tour a bit of edge because at the minute the tour is becoming rather predictable. Everyone knows the set list, they come on & leave on time. It's too clinical the tour needs a bit of edge a bit of uncertainty. At one time Guns were called "the most dangerous band in the world" At the moment they risk being called "the most punctual & clinical band in the world" I say bring back the edginess what do you guys think ?

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