An unheard tape of a Guns N' Roses rehearsal has surfaced online after 40 years.
The unheard recording contains significantly different versions of songs that featured on the band's debut album 'Appetite For Destruction'.
The songs on the recording include Nightrain, My Michelle, Out Ta Get Me and Rocket Queen, and Move To The City.
Sharing the unreleased recording to YouTube, Red's GNR Video said: "Here is a completely unreleased rehearsal tape from 1986 of Guns N' Roses. Some of the recordings are incomplete unfortunately."
"Once again, this tape has been hoarded for a long time by select members of the GNR community who believe hoarding these rarities for no good reason is better than letting the community hear them. For the love of God! Please release the rarities!" the caption continued.
You can listen to the tracks here.
It is unclear when exactly these tracks were recorded, the cassette appears to be dated January 1st 1986, however it has been crossed out.
A report in Louder magazine stated that it is likely the tracks were recorded at the Gardner Studio, the rehearsal space where Guns N' Roses spent several months working on their songs in late 1985 and early 1986.
In other news, last month Duff McKagan had a chat with our Marty Miller.
McKagan expressed his love for Ireland, he told Marty that "Ireland is always special, its where my grandfather came to America from, he came from Cork. I have family here."
"It is inspiring that people take the time to come and see us. It’s an honour to play for people, so there are not just masses. I don’t look and think its just another crowd, I always know where I am and who I, playing for," McKagan continued.
You can hear their full chat here.
