What was Guns N' Roses' 1986 four-song EP called?

Guns N' Roses' 1986 four-song EP was called Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide.

Released on December 16, 1986, the EP appeared on the UZI Suicide label and was limited to vinyl and cassette editions. Its four tracks were “Reckless Life,” “Nice Boys,” “Move to the City,” and “Mama Kin,” combining original material, Hollywood Rose-era songs, and covers by Rose Tattoo and Aerosmith.

Despite its title and concert-style presentation, the recording was not a conventional live album. The performances were recorded in a studio, with audience noise added afterward. The band later acknowledged that creating a genuine live recording would have been too expensive, and the simulated crowd helped give the release a rough club-show atmosphere.

The EP was folded into the 1988 album G N' R Lies as its first four tracks, which is why it is sometimes confused with that album. The title is also often shortened by band members and fans to Live Like a Suicide.