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

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Designed by Robert Williams, the original Appetite For Destruction artwork is a cartoon of a robot rapist about to be attacked by a monster. A number of stores refused to stock the album due to its controversial cover, while others brown bagged it. Eventually Guns N' Roses agreed to have the artwork on the inside sleeve and issued an alternative cover (as on the previous page) of a cross and skulls of the five band members.

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