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Axl Rose falls headfirst during Guns N' Roses' Hellfest show – video

nme.com (11 months and 2 days ago)

Jun 20, 2012

The eccentric rocker suffered an awkward comedown during the band's headline set at the French Festival full story

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Axl Rose falls headfirst during Guns N' Roses' Hellfest show – video

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