Guns N' Roses
Chinese Democracy

This is the sixth album of an American rock band. It was released in 2008. I would describe the style of music as American hard rock, industrial metal rock. Of course, to the breeder of such music.

I even find it difficult to say how long the public has been waiting for the release of "Chinese democracy." Finally, waited, and so what? Mountain gave birth to a mouse. Huge funds have been invested, an entire squad of famous musicians has been attracted to the recording, and the result is 14 high-quality, but not the most hit songs. In “Chinese Democracy” you will not find fighters like “Welcome to the Jungle” or “You Could Be Mine”, “Yestedays” or “Civil War”. The main part of the album's compositions are hard-rock numbers of a strong middle level, such as “Garden of Edem” and “Coma”. Perhaps some of the songs could have been saved, take part in a Slash recording with your own brain-exploding solos. But he was not there, but the biased squad of guitarists could not save the situation. As a result of Axl’s single vocal, which has not lost its former strength and penetration, is still not enough to make a truly catchy album. If we consider “Chinese Democracy” as the work of a regular hard rock band, then this is an album without weak points, with interesting medium-tempo, moderately heavy compositions, excellent vocals, technical bells and whistles and small borrowings from Aerosmith, plus an excellent ballad “Sorry” with piano inserts . But from such a super-band as Guns 'n' Roses, and even after the whole story with the release of the album, of course, everyone expected more. And so ... You can listen to several times, but you can not. Nothing to lose.

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