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Chinese Democracy [CD] [PA]
Chinese Democracy [CD] [PA]
 
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DEMOCRACY FOR AN OPEN MIND
on December 5, 2008
Posted by: Aerohead
from Kansas
The album opens with a crescendoing guitar riff that soon cues the sound of drums that can only be described as EXPLOSIVE. This is followed by the long awaited screech of sir Axl, the scream we've all been waiting for for so long. And this is just the first minute or so of this incredible album.
Granted, some old school Guns' fans are having a difficult time wrapping themselves around the new sound and line-up, some go so far as to say it's not even Guns N' Roses anymore, and simply put, they might be right.
A buddy of mine described the album to me as sounding like "progressive metal," what ever that is, it sounds amazing!! The production quality overall is most EPIC, truly well mastered tracks. The lyrics are as powerful as Axl has ever put out, not to mention a flawless delivery by the AxMan through a variety of new vocal styles. The army of alternating guitarists bring a new level of intensity to 'Chinese Democracy,' for any one who doubts this, listen to the squadron of guitars as they collide in "Better," one of the heaviest songs on the album.
Keep in mind, this is far from Appetite For Destruction, but nonetheless, if you were a fan of Guns back in the day, you'll find little to dislike about the modern day lineup.
What's great about it: Too much to say here.
What's not so great: The lyrics in the album book are slightly off in some places.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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