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Guns N' Roses remove song with homophobic and racist language from reissued album

One In a Million, from the band’s 1988 G N’ R Lies EP, has been cut from a reissue of the album Appetite for Destruction thanks to lyrics such as: ‘Immigrants and faggots, they make no sense to me’ Guns N’ Roses have removed the song One in a Million from a forthcoming reissue of their album Appetite for Destruction. The 1980s rock titans have not commented on the decision, but it seems to have been prompted by the song’s lyrics, which feature racist and ...

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12:16 on May 8 2018

Guns N' Roses remove song with homophobic and racist language from reissued album

Guardian Music — One In a Million, from the band’s 1988 G N’ R Lies EP, has been cut from a reissue of the album Appetite for Destruction thanks to lyrics such as: ‘Im... more info
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17:18 on May 8 2018

Guns N' Roses Remove Song From Reissue

The Quietus — 'One In a Million', from a 1988 EP by Guns N' Roses has been removed from an upcoming reissue due to homophobic and racist language more info
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09:01 on May 9 2018

Guns N' Roses cut 'racist' song from re-released album

Sky News — Guns N' Roses have removed a song with homophobic and racist lyrics from a remastered version of their blockbuster debut album. more info
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