Can Guns N’ Roses, or Any Artist, Erase an Unflattering Moment?

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The New York Times

Music Commentary, Music, Music Interviews

3.4 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 August 2018

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

What happens when a band wipes a stain from its historical record? Or when physical albums vanish, replaced by different digital versions? Guests: Mark Richardson; Rolling Stone's Christopher R. Weingarten; and The New York Times's Caryn Ganz.

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0:00.0	One, one, two, one, two, three, four. Welcome to the Popcast baby. You're gonna die. Oh, Yes, I need it. Sometimes I need it.
0:33.0	Sometimes I need it.
0:38.0	Some time I get away. I needed some piece of mine,
0:47.0	some piece of mine that will stay.
0:50.0	So I'm found it 96 in LA.
0:57.0	Maybe a Greyhound could be my way.
1:00.0	Maybe a Greyhound could be my way.
1:06.0	Policing, thinking, that's right,
1:09.0	get out of my way.
1:13.0	I don't need to buy none of your gold chains today.
1:20.0	And I don't need no bracelets clamped in front of my back.
1:25.0	Just need my ticket till then.
1:30.0	Won't you cut me some slack.
1:33.0	You're wanting a million.
1:36.0	Yeah, that's what you want.
1:40.0	You're wanting a million, babe. We're back
1:47.2	back
1:49.2	The sounds
1:46.8	The sounds a gentle actor
1:51.8	The sounds of gentle actor. Oh man.
1:55.0	Oh man.
1:57.0	Oh man.
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