Guns and & n’ Roses Appetite for Destruction 180g 2-LP Vinyl Record Album Axl
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Guns and & n’ Roses Chinese Democracy
180g 2-LP Vinyl Record Album Axl
Condition: Auction is for a like-new, rarely played, undamaged item. Vinyl is clean, with no major marks (there is some minor marks from manufacturing that in no way affect the sound) or damage visible. Plays nicely with no skipping, no major surface noise (other than standard vinyl sounds that are normal even with new record albums). Album jacket too, in excellent, like-new condition. No rips, creases or marks. Comes in original clear plastic sleeve and includes original stickers. Record placed in a white static-free sleeve to preserve inner sleeve.
Detailed item info
UPC: 602517906136 Artist: Guns N' Roses
Format: Vinyl Release Year: 2008 Record Label: Interscope Records (USA)
Genre: Hard Rock, Rock & Pop
Track Listing 1. Chinese Democracy 2. Shackler's Revenge 3. Better 4. Street Of Dreams 5. If The World 6. There Was A Time 7. Catcher N' The Rye 8. Scraped 9. Riad N' The Bedouins 10. Sorry 11. I.R.S. 12. Madagascar 13. This I Love 14. Prostitute
Details Distributor: n/a
Recording Type: Studio SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes Like the hard-rock equivalent of Brian Wilson's SMILE, Guns N' Roses' CHINESE DEMOCRACY was one of the greatest records that never was--a project more fable than fact, more speculation than actualization. Created over 15 years with countless producers and musicians, the album often seemed as if it would remain forever mired in the swamps of Axl Rose's legendarily unpredictable personality. When the disc finally did appear, the musical landscape had changed so significantly that many wondered if Rose's fans even still cared. What the faithful got for their undying loyalty may not have been classic GnR, but it was an unquestionably powerful slice of enigmatic, genre-pushing hard rock which retained some the group's famously rebellious attitude. Sonically, CHINESE DEMOCRACY benefited from its long gestation period by incorporating bits of many post-SPAGHETTI INCIDENT subgenres, including nu-metal, electronica, new garage rock, and post-grunge. Luckily, even after all his bizarre, Michael Jackson-like personal travails, Rose lost little of his lyrical bite, shooting back at disbelievers with the fervor of a much younger and hungrier artist, leaving admirers wondering if perhaps the best was still yet to come.
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