Guns N' Roses: Chinese Democracy 10 Years Later! Is It a Good Album?

[@wiggothall7795]

I Think its really underated!

[@MichaelGreen-dm2ov]

No it is a Great Album!!!!! Hate me if you will but I love that album.

[@robertmckinnon7003]

michael green I enjoyed it. I do think there points that do sound overproduced.

[@walker2980]

It wasn't a bad album but let's face it it was the Axl Rose solo album. I mean I like a lot of songs on it but honestly I can't even hardly stand to listen to it anymore because I burnt myself out on it because I hadn't heard new material in so long. If for some reason miraculously they do release new material with Slash and Duff I hope to God it goes back to a hard rock sound and not that industrial that sound that Chinese had

[@lucyfaire1980]

Not for a 10 year album it isn't

[@bazlhs649]

I would say half is great. Would be ok as an e.p.

[@JacobCoite]

It's not a GNR album, its an Axl Rose solo album. If you can get past that, its one of his best, most emotional releases.

[@adamgriffith-smith9106]

It’s not just great, it’s an underrated masterpiece

[@kurdt_tgc]

Totally agree

[@usualunknown1950]

Only on your mind... xD

[@Patrick_0n]

Hell no...

[@alexrivera633]

It’s not bad or great I’d say it’s good overall

[@cruizerdave]

Prostitute is one of the best songs ever recorded. By anyone. Ever.

[@YorsTruL33]

That song is just brilliant. Something about it feels so real.

[@tommyisaacs6607]

Thank You Guys !! I was just fixing to say that it's shocking how underrated a song "Prostitute" is, it's fucking brilliantly written, as is the whole album!! I wish Axl had called it the The Axl Rose Project or something but I just wish it had been a solo album from him! I think if it had of been, it would have been better well received I believe. Damn I have been a huge #1 GN'R Fan since October 1987 so I'm very excited to see Axl, Slash n' Duff back together n what they will come up with and record in the near future !! As far as Chinese Democracy goes...I drove over 140 miles to get it the night it came out at Best Buy and I loved it then track for track in 2008, and I still love it track for track in 2018 ♥🔫'sN'Fn'🌹's!💀

[@sweetwilliam2511]

Agreed!

[@faioladrums]

cruizerdave. Agreed. That song, T.W.A.T, and Madagascar are unbelievably good

[@Tamanaco27]

Totally agree....best song most people have never heard... wasn't even a single

[@mariaquiet6211]

I gotta get this off my chest, after over a decade: All the writers were saying "this couldn't live up to expectations!" over and over again. WHAT were did they think fans were expecting? Something completely out of this world that would reinvent music altogether? Appetite all over again with a completely different band but somehow not stale? A trainwreck? Then music started leaking, and people were still saying "this can't live up to expectations". They knew what to expect but they still kept saying it. HOW? In the intervening decade it finally dawned on me: Professional rock writers are mostly complete idiots. That's all. There's nothing more to it. God grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change.

[@davelanger]

The funny thing is if you listen to the lockerroom leaks there is an AFD 2000 in there. Better Hard School Atlas Shrugged There was a Time Rebel Oklahoma Quick Song Zodiac Me & My Elvis Prom Violence Curly Shuffle Mustache

[@DrSuess360]

​@@davelangerThat actually is hilarious. "Curly shuffle" and "Mustache" 😂 😂

[@quantiquefilms]

Great album! Time will prove it’s even better... Buckethead’s solos are awesome.

[@bialek.online]

I don't really care much of what people think of me when I say it, but I actually think this is one of the best albums I have heard in my entire life. It goes in the same category as appetite. This is because it has so many great tracks. I like every song on this album quite a lot, with several songs getting similar levels of love as the greatest GNR tracks, such as: Catcher in the Rye (I read the book because of it), Riad N' The Bedouins, IRS and Prostitute. The last one is the greatest closing in the music's history and possibly The best song I have ever heard in my entire life. The entire album somehow resonates with me deeply. I regret very much initially receiving the album unenthusiastically. Once again Axl knew better...

[@VideoHostSite]

So my guess is that you've only heard two albums, and the other was "Metal Machine Music" by Lou Reed.

[@bialek.online]

@@VideoHostSite my guess is that supposed to be a joke

[@badmamajammas1258]

For me it’s the second best GNR album. I would’ve rather Axl reformed the line up with buckethead and finck than the original members as I just can’t see them being to rekindle the magic in the studio again. I would’ve loved to hear the follow up to Chinese democracy, apparently Axl recorded enough material for 3 albums.

[@Sabundy]

I really hope that one day all that unreleased material that was recorded with Buckethead gets released.

[@Johnnysmithy24]

I would love to see both Buckethead and Slash in one stage lol playing together

[@jamesriver3745]

I agree with you! Buckethead would mop the floor with Slash. Makes me wonder what the 1999 version of Chinese sounded like....and what the track list was...

[@zyriuz2]

This album has grown on me, I mean it's just as good as the illusions and the appetite, it just has a very different chill vibe compared to those it compliments the rest of the albums really well because it has more complex sound and is a very nice breathing period of solitude when viewed within the soundscape of the other albums and sound of Guns n Roses. Let's break this down using breakfast metaphors... 1 appetite is basically really nice ham sandwich with cheese and black coffe. Basic stuff that gets you goin 2 the illusions are basically your bacon and eggs with a glass of orange juice. a little more ellaborated but still very good 3 democracy is your BLT sandwich with a boiled egg and a caramel-latte. It has a bit of everything but it's more presented in a more elegant chill way.

[@moorsidefc]

Oh My God should have been put on it instead of scraped. Still love it though.

[@LexCinnabon]

OMG may be on the next album. There's a newer version with Buckethead on it. It's awesome, far better than the 1999 version. The version I heard also had Bumblefoot on a few short guitar solos randomly in the song. Hopefully, they keep it all Buckethead for the next album version since Bumble is out of the band, and I believe Axl favors BH over Bumble anyways.

[@dude7883]

@@LexCinnabon do you have links?

[@LexCinnabon]

No link, if you go to the MyGNR forum and message a few members they may have it. Message me your email and I can see if I can help.

[@darrellthorpe7654]

With over $13 million spent & 15 years to make it, Chinese Democracy was never going to live up to the hype...that being said, it’s an excellent album...some might call it Axl Rose’s solo album...but in my opinion, it is extremely underrated & many of the songs are played on the Not in this Lifetime Tour🤘🏼

[@thepeter3116]

It's my most listened to album of all time. It came out when i barely had an ear for music and i didn't like it much at first listen and over the next few years it stimulated my ears into understanding the many layers of artistry and pageantry until it became a uniquely amazing album that dovetailed into countless other albums from the musicians involved like Buckethead and A Perfect Circle. The earlier versions of the songs and and all the live bootlegs filled my iPods with complexity and nuance. It's sad to think that there'll never be a project as grandiose as this ever again.

[@Sportsvee]

The more I come back to this album, the more I enjoy it. Definitly a better album than its given credit for.

[@jenovahvii]

The leaks sounded better than the finished version

[@chrisfiz9246]

It's the most underrated album... EVER !!!

[@AverageUser-]

It’s underrated. Let’s just all admit it.

[@andrewvanhalen1984]

I like Chinese Democracy more than I should

[@dereksendrak]

It’s a MONSTER ALBUM!! Absolutely brilliant!! If it was labeled just Axl Rose it would be hailed as a masterpiece!!

[@Sabundy]

Its a good album overall. Its frequently good, occasionally astonishing, and sometimes falls flat. As a result it just didn't match any expectations. It was neither a flat out masterpiece, nor was it a train wreck.....instead it was a mix of a masterpiece, a solid rock album, and a train wreck. It has some amazing highlights such as TWAT, better, Prostitute, Sorry.... It has some good rock songs like Chinese Democracy, Rhiad, street of dreams and it has some misguided songs like TIL, or IRS imho. And it needs to be said that Buckethead absolutely is the highlight of the album and he absolutely steps up to the position of GnR lead guitarist. He has some jaw dropping moments. If anything it makes me really want to hear all the other unreleased material that was recorded over several years (apparently around 4 albums worth).... especially all the other material recorded with Buckethead.

[@Johnnysmithy24]

Friend if you want to hear Buckethead, you have about 400 albums you can listen 😁

[@metalstalin]

Chinese Democracy is a true masterpiece.

[@cjdickey1650]

I absolutely rock CD out anytime I put it on. Bumblefoot and Stinson just rock fuckin hard.

[@JedidiahRose1]

For me, right or wrongly Axl IS GnR and I've been in that headspace for a couple of decades, so being in that camp in the breakdown of fans of the band when Chinese Democracy finally released in 2008 I listened to it all the time, for the two year's following it's release I actually listened to it daily in full, different times without Spotify and listening to whatever I had on my limited memory space phone/MP3 🤣 so consequently I have always held CD in the highest regard, up there with Appetite for me. Maybe I have Stockholm syndrome from that couple of year's, but yeah I love the album. There was a time is one of the finest songs I've ever had the pleasure of listening to.

[@Jay-dj4my]

Better,Chinese democracy,Madagascar,Sorry,If the world are my favs on the album!

[@spiggypop]

Madagascar is easily one of my favourites on this record. Along with Better, This I Love and the title track. Fairly underrated GNR album, even if it is more of an Axl solo record

[@yucastrike]

On point review!!!! Great job!!!

[@jasonmiller1118]

I love this record. Not every song but a lot of them I like. There are parts and pieces of songs that are absolute master pieces!!!

[@roxales7301]

Street of dreams, Chinese democracy - are 2 most badass songs! ... but all in all, it's a great album.

[@gammarose3758]

I absolutely love This I Love, Better, and There was a tim, and Sorry. Chinese democracy is Phenomenal GnR🌹✌️

[@brianrobison5871]

"I didn't get into GNR till 2007" wow. That is like saying I didn't get into Led Zepplin till 1988. Chinese Democracy is the most underrated album of all time. If Axl died he'd be considered one of the greatest of all time.

[@travisgray8376]

Axl is considered one of the greatest

[@zooknutt]

Imo to be considered as "greatest of all time" given some longevity to his credit still selling out large coliseums.. not disappearing after few albums

[@DrSuess360]

*When Axl dies he'll be considered one of the greatest of all time. Sorry to correct you but that's the only thing in life that's guaranteed. Father time catches up to us all. I'm sure gonna miss him when he goes though, IF he out lives me. I'm only 32 but I can't see me out living him. I've just got a feeling I'll not be here soon.

[@kellyschlegel5857]

My very favourite. It's a very well written album, lyrics are heart wrenching. Very emotional. I listen to this album nightly.

[@DoubleRR44]

Best album Guns ever did. Buckethead and Finck incredible on lead guitars. Love it!

[@cass-4170]

My favorite album of all time! Full of masterpieces!

[@nuke2625]

First few seconds of Catcher in the rye was my ringtone for 2 yrs.

[@3104core]

Love that album. Not one bad song. As long as I waited wish it had been a double album

[@Ken-Morten]

I heard rumours that a lot of the unreleased song from that era is being worked on now by the current line up and that we may get a new album with the unreleased songs.

[@kerr1515]

A masterpiece of a record

[@MetalMike38]

I bought the album when it came out, but I’ll be perfectly honest, I never gave it a chance. I loved “This I Love”, but other than that the album got ignored. However, last year I listened to it again and I admit here and now, I was wrong to dismiss it without giving it a fair shot. It’s still not my favourite album, but there is a lot of amazing shit on it. “There Was a Time” is my favourite song off the album, followed by “This I Love”, “Street Of Dreams”, “Better” and “Sorry.” These are really great songs and I’m sorry I was too ignorant to take them seriously when they first came out.

[@LC-dj3pc]

It's ok no one blames you

[@timematters800]

i was pretty much in the same boat as you, except i STILL haven't given it a chance but maybe i should after reading all these reviews lol

[@XoXo475]

Absolutely superb album and I’m playing it today!!

[@rancidpunxcrypto1547]

Excellent review, disagree about IRS though, it's kick ass song, one my faves off the album.

[@lueysixty-six7300]

It's a great album. Don't let your Pro band (Slash, Duff, Izzy, Matt/Steve etc) stance cloud your judgement of Axl's last word on Gn'R. Really, it should be called "Rose & (hired) Guns", but semantics aside.. the facts are I was a fan of every member of vthe AFD GnR, Aswell as the UYI's, to a lesser degree, but still... So, there's no need for me to take sides.. at least not to the point where I refuse to appreciate some fine work by Axl. Funnily enough...my tastes on music are quite similar to Axl's evolving taste pallette of influences during this period. While I started playing guitar with slash as my number one influence, that blues rock swagger sound, with unashamedly gut wrenching melodic solos, is still a fundamental part of my style. But I got into industrial, too, during this period, with NIN being my chief influence, and Marylin Manson, Prodigy & the Dust Bros being secondary influences. Some of the other "Alternative" band influences..like Soundgarden, Nirvana (to a lesser extent, but still..), AIC..Pearl Jam.. I would add Smashing Pumpkins, personally, that I do not hear in Axl's Chi-Dem sound, but that influence my own sound. That's the only real difference. Not much!

[@Ninjametal]

I have listened to that album a lot, and after many listens, I consider it thusly: It's not Guns. It's "The Amazing William Bailey (Axl) Show." The album has hundreds of cool parts, and almost no thoroughly good songs, because the only thing cohesive is that it's always over produced, punched-in, random instrument/player edits. Complex? Certainty. The genius Axl thought it was? Not quite. *The Robin Fink solo on "This I Love" is magical. After Axl's whining, operatic-hemorrhoid of a song bursts into beautiful guitar. I wish Slash would cover it exactly before extending the solo with his own take on it. That's my $.02

[@TONERAVENTUNES]

Chinese Democracy is my favorite Guns album! tr -We Are The Black Things-Hollywood CA

[@arielspierer5292]

Whatever happened to the song Silkworms he played it live in Rock N Rio ?

[@AjHaley]

Love the album, and I listen to it more than the other albums....as a matter of fact, when it comes to watching/listening to live bootlegs, I listen to the 2001-2014 lineup more than the 87-93 stuff.

[@jeffkenny9448]

Also wanted to add, shortly after it's release I was reading Saul's book at the same time. I couldn't help but think that song Sorry might've been about him. It had that same dark undertone as the chapter in Saul's book when he was describing when he left the band....

[@patriciaa.5571]

It was about Slash.

[@faioladrums]

Honestly, Buckethead is the reason this album is so special. It’s really good

[@keithsimpson2446]

Catcher in the rye is the best song on the album.

[@brockstehlin]

Totally agree. Great album but I wouldn’t call it a Guns N Roses album more of an axl solo record

[@andrewapollyon3126]

Microwaved Goofy it is a GNR record !! Act like you know bro. Ppl need to get over the fact that slash, duff and Izzy were just not a part of this gnr album but it is GNR just a more modern take and they were not trying to repeat themselves which was cool for a change 🌹

[@tieukhavu8832]

Some songs of the last album are influenced by the old school GNR band.

[@ThatOtherRaccoon]

@@andrewapollyon3126 hell yeah

[@AnastasiosAPapanastasiou]

Masterpiece

[@BK-uf6qr]

If this album didn’t have a name and history attached to it I doubt it would even be talked about. Yet, there are some good songs, not hits tho. Weird world we live in. The back story and nostalgia is the angle.

[@peterlaca3152]

and the best lyrics EVER!!!!

[@grahamchan4266]

Catcher in the Rye, Better and Sorry. Took some years to appreciate this album but it is really solid.

[@cmyoung1969]

love it. my fav... with that being said. after listening to chinese for a couple years, i brought back into my life (illusion 1 & 2) and i started like those a lot more after loving chinese

[@wadefarquhar2340]

Real nice review Brother 👍

[@rnrtruestories]

Thanks

[@edwardduffy4793]

Yes its a very good album it has some very solid songs like There was a Time , Better , Street of dreams, Madagascar etc. If it were released as a solo project by Axl it would have been better received but it was always going to not live up to the potential of the fans I think he felt the enormous pressure and that's why he wanted it to be perfect which is why it sounds over-produced. Lyrically its very good. Compared to most albums released nowadays its far superior

[@sesaeo-the-games-we-play]

For sure it’s an Axl solo album in all but name. Personally I think it’s great, especially ‘There Was A Time’

[@stoptimestudio85]

No it was GNR. Axl is GNR

[@ThatOtherRaccoon]

It's my favorite of all the GnR albums.

[@davidneumann2705]

It’s definitely a very very underrated album. It’s one of my favorites by them as well. Songs like catcher in the rye and street of dreams are amazing and need to be heard .

[@ThatOtherRaccoon]

@@davidneumann2705 my brother I've been telling people that for over a decade. People thought I was crazy then. Glad to see that I am not alone in this lol.

[@davidneumann2705]

@@ThatOtherRaccoon lol definitely not. Maybe it was a wrong first single off the album that people didnt like or what but something went wrong with it .

[@Jluislive]

I waited for it. I bought it right away. I enjoyed it thoroughly. For my taste though, it could've been mixed a lot better, and too many ballads, could've use more rockers. I actually didn't care for Better, but loved the title track, shacklers , and prostitute. Also, I cover This I Love on my solo gigs, and people have no idea it's a GnR song.

[@davidnissim589]

I like it. You can't really call it a Guns N Roses album, but it's great.

[@dolantho]

Axl N Roses

[@jeffkenny9448]

I thought it was a musical masterpiece. Upon hearing it when it was released, I can understand why it took so long to make. However, the fact that it took so long to come out, it all sounded and felt dated. I liked most of the songs except Shackler's, and This I love. Many of those ballads were the next logical progression after all those Use Your Illusions ballads. I really liked Robin's playing the most on it, and I'm a Tommy Stinson fan from the Mats' days. I ended up giving my copy away, as most of those songs I related to a pretty lonely time in my life I don't need to revisit. It was really a bummer looking through the credits and seeing no mention of any of the real OG Gunners. I didn't understand why B-head was in that band, he didn't seem to fit at all. Then again, neither did Bumblefoot. As most have commented, that WASN'T GN'R. I'm just not into those 80's style shredder dudes that are into that jerking-off type of guitar playing. I did go to see both the 2011 shows that Duff opened in Seattle (Duff stole the show in his hometown) and Van City, and they sounded great, really tight and polished. Fave tracks for me would be- Rhiad N' The Beduins, Street Of Dreams, TWAT. Ultimately , 10 years later it's no longer in my collection and I'm fine with that... BTW, you still need to mix your audio. The Dizzy Reed intro is WAY louder than your commentary. Even it out, use a compressor.

[@henrylansky4177]

Better is a stand out track. There was a time is a stand out track. Street of dreams is a stand out track. Prostitute is a stand out track.

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

Appetite will always be the top dog. But, IMO, if you were to pull all the best songs off of the Illusions albums and put them on an album by themselves, and put the remainder of the Illusions stuff on their own album, the "good" Illusion album and Chinese Democracy would tie for second place (then Spaghetti, then the remainder of Illusion). Hate me if you want, but that's my opinion.

[@craigm350]

Like UYI I&II, CD is what happens when you indulge Axl. Had he been contained during the recording process, we would've had a much better more aggressive album. It certainly had its ideas but it needed to be what Moby touted in 97/98.

[@LRM5195]

It’s Axl’s magnum opus. I understand if people don’t like it cause that wanted that 80’s Slash style and sound kind of album but Chinese offers so much variety, talent, layers, better lyrics, and I love the industrial influence the album has. My only critique is it should’ve came out late 90’s / early 00’s and If The World should’ve been replaced with Atlas Shrugged.

[@chihuahuaman7025]

I don’t mind the album. I still listen to “better” all the time. Great song.

[@DrSuess360]

I was born in 91 and have been a massive Guns n Roses fan since the age of 5. My favourite Guns album flip flops between Appetite and illusions II. My girlfriends is Chinese Democracy. Which it is a good album, but its just not my favourite because of nostalgia. I do remember, I think I was 14 when Chinese released and i was SO excited but i did enjoy the album at the time. It just wasn't their best. Maybe i was kind of disappointed but my dumb younger self would never admit that at the time because I'd been waiting years for a new album. People do love it though. Hell, Matt from Avenged Sevenfold (my other favourite band ever and arguably one of the biggest bands of the 2000's) put out a tweet a while ago saying something like "As a society, are we finally ready to admit that Chinese Democracy buy @gunsnroses is a masterpiece". I mean i wouldn't go that far but i like it still. Again, not my favourite but its good. Maybe more of a chick album. I remember that being a thought id had before.

[@simonmacdonald6110]

I ALWAYS THOUGHT THIS BAND WAS BRILLANT 30 YEARS AGO TODAY I STILL SAY IT . IVE HEARD LIVE SHOWS RECENTLY AXL ROSE AND THE MEMBERS DESERVE THEIR SUCCESS

[@zooknutt]

Catcher in the rye was probably fav song on this album

[@walker2980]

The illusion albums were released September 16th I know because I remember waiting in line at Tower Records

[@VendettaAustralia]

It's a masterpiece.

[@MrAlpaca19]

Best song of the album imo is Street of Dreams. Love it when first released, still love it today.

[@carpenoctem775]

No, it sucks. And Axl shoulda at least put it out in the year 2000, like he originally planned.

[@MrTrap-xo2my]

I have an idea for intros: for on vid do Richard Fortus and in next video do Dizzy Reed and so on

[@madnessofficial9595]

where i can find the leaks of the álbum?

[@adriancampbell8310]

I was not a big GNR fan until I heard this album, one of my favorite albums ever!!!

[@dsch3241]

I have been a a Guns fan since almost when they first came out. I LOVE Cather and The Rye! It’s, right up there with Estranged. I love that it’s more mature. There is no way they can can do Appetite again. They’ve matured, have money, and are no longer are starving 20 year olds. I agree, maybe it shouldn’t of gone under Guns name, but I get the marketing piece of it.

[@b1gbo5s99]

Catcher in the rye is exquisite

[@stoptimestudio85]

I love it. Its awesome. Every song is good or great.

[@lueysixty-six7300]

No-one really cares about Chinese Democracy because it's not really Gun n Roses...it's just 'Roses'. The whole thing that made Guns n Roses special was finding that X factor in the magic line up of half Hollywood Rose (Axl & Izzy), and half LA Guns (Slash & Steve Adler)....and "half" the 6'5" blonde answer to the "BASS Player Wanted" flyer posted... It was the combination of these 3 axis...the blues rock/shred, ACDC style of Slash n' Steve...the more epic song writing , Elton John style of Axl n' Izzy...mixed with the final magic ingredient of the punk rock influence of Duff. Together, Guns n' Roses formed - both figuratively N' literally.. It's the N' that was the most important part - more important than the 'Guns... more important the Roses'...

[@SiLoMixMaster]

'There was a time' is a classic, the solos even sound like Slash almost as if Axl told the session players to try to mimic Slash during the recordings

[@Johnnysmithy24]

Not really, Buckethead’s solo sounds like Buckethead lol

[@nachocheez9690]

Great frigging album. So darn good. There was a Time, Better, I.R.S, Prostitute, This I Love are all standouts

[@alexandrest-amandpelletier5056]

You should do a worst to best gnr songs

[@damiensynq3641]

It ain't classic Guns and Roses, but it is FIRE!!! I still listen to it daily.

[@tnowak]

Great album... still got almost all the bootleg mp3 that were dropped here and there before it came out...

[@williamphillip9749]

It’s a solid album the first 3 songs really rock

[@erichiscock5157]

I actually think it is the best album

[@marcop1587]

You're clearly drunk, but that's ok

[@nickymadd3873]

not a fan till 2007. that really explains it all! Chinese Democracy is a GREAT FUCKIN ALBUM

[@jasongnrfan7374]

I love the album great lyrics should have put more songs on there This I love us a masterpiece

[@jackv8996]

My favourite song from this album is Rihad n’ the bedouins

[@98izzark69]

Its good but could of been better. They should of released it in the early 2000's with just Bucket, Finck and possibly even Paul Tobias on guitar with Brain being the only drummer.

[@master2uall88]

Anybody who says they are GNR or Guns & Roses fan but only after 2007 is not a real fan because by then the band had already hit its peak and then spiraled right into hell and when Chinese democracy came out in 2008 and only at Best Buy you could smell the end in the air

[@Vampyre_Media]

I don't consider it a real Guns album either, but there are some songs that I really love.

[@Spineburger]

Is Dizzy Reed at Bogarts in Cincinnati in that intro??!

[@kenm2144]

Me too Michael 😁

[@MichaelGreen-dm2ov]

:)

[@gnrriffs]

Brilliant , I Did Not Want to like it But.......It is Different & Not Original GnR But a Classic Album :)

[@DimebagDarrell942]

Chinese democracy, there was a time, this i love and irs are really good and i would say album dont have a bad song i say its at least 4/5

[@funkmasterflex]

I judged it too harshly on first listen. Gave it another chance and I love it.

[@ihavenolegs1731]

Phenomenal record

[@keithsimpson2446]

And a great SUBJECTIVE take on the album.

[@brandonlevine4610]

I think Catcher in the Rye is my favorite one off this album.

[@MegaCatscratch]

it is the second best GNR album , next to Appetite!!!!