Alice Cooper - B. B. On Mars

The next day, the Dontington events hit the headlines of British newspapers, and the press immediately began to blame the musicians for what had happened. “The Mail on Sunday” came out with the headline “The Most Dangerous Band in the World”. A year ago, the British press hailed Guns N 'Roses as a new personification of rock, and now the newspapers accused the group of death of people. Some wrote that the scene collapsed, but the Guns refused to stop playing, which had nothing to do with the truth. No one mentioned that the band stopped the show twice. These false accusations and slander were replicated for several days, and Axl began to hate the press.