- These stickers were stuck on the outside of the
plastic on the first pressings of Use Your Illusion 1&2- LP's, cassettes, and CD long
boxes.
This was the bands response to the industry forcing artists to put warning
stickers on edgy lyrical music that some people might find offensive. The
sticker itself was banned shortly after, and was replaced with the
traditional Parental Advisory Sticker.
- Here is what the stickers says:
"This
album contains language which some listeners may find objectionable. They
can F?!* OFF and buy something from the New Age section"
- Many of these were thrown away because they were on
the outside of the plastic and were thrown away after the cd was opened.
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