Geffen/UMe have announced that they will be releasing Guns N' Roses multiplatinum "Greatest Hits" collection on vinyl for the very first time on September 25th.
The collection was originally only released digitally and CD in 2004 and will be offered on vinyl with the addition of the 1986 song "Shadow of Your Love", that was included on the "Appetition For Destruction" box set in 2018.
The record will be offered in various configurations including 2LP set on 180gram audiophile black vinyl, a 2LP set on silver colored vinyl with red and white splatter, plus a 2LP picture disc available exclusively through the band's official store. See the tracklisting below:
LP1 - Side G
01. Welcome To The Jungle
02. Sweet Child O' Mine
03. Shadow Of Your Love
04. Patience
LP1 - Side N
01. Paradise City
02. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
03. Civil War
LP2 - Side F'N
01. You Could Be Mine
02. Don't Cry (Original Version)
03. November Rain
04. Live And Let Die
LP2 - Side R
01. Yesterdays
02. Ain't It Fun
03. Since I Don't Have You
04. Sympathy For The Devil
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