ShadowOfTheWave

Lowest bar in history.

Woke Axl and Trumptard Ted on the same tour, a recipe for disaster.

I guess that was part of Ozzy's 2009 lawsuit against Iommi. Sharon no doubt had a bitchfit when Sabbath released those three new songs with Dio in 2007 on The Dio Years compilation.

Have never listened to Just Ken and don't plan on it. 5.Perhaps-Outside of the cool piano riff, just absolutely awful in every way. The chorus is one of the most embarrassing things I've ever heard. 1/10 4.Absurd-Shitty abrasive version of a mediocre electro punk song. 2/10 3.The General-Decent song drowned in shitty vocal effects, and a lame ass melody from Brain/Xtract 4.5/10 2.Hard Skool-Great chorus, bland instrumental and the echo effect on Axl's voice is hideous 5.5/10 1.Killing Floor-Not really my kind of music, but a fun listen nonetheless and executed very well. Slash's playing is very tasty. 7/10

I love the album, but wouldn't consider it on par with CD quality wise. Rod Jackson is a great songwriter with a unique voice. While I agree that 5 O Clock has better riffs, I will never understand people preferring Dover. Fucking awful singer.

I prefer Axl Rose the artist (1983-2010) to Axl Rose the traveling jukebox (2011-).

I disagree in the sense that I think 4 was great instrumentally, a very diverse and inspired set of songs from Slash. He just needs a real songwriter to collaborate with.

TIL has some of Axl's best melodies and a great hook, which is why it's always been the casuals favorite from CD. It's lyrics are very simplistic, but most songs popular with the general public are.

I LOL'd seeing all the complaints in Maiden Reddit about Bruce keeping the same vocals from the 10 year old Eternity demo. For obvious reasons.

Both Perhaps solos are mediocre. Both were also far more than such an atrocious song deserved.

And then they put an echo filter on Axl's voice which ass fucked the song.

You sound like a Trump cultist. Didn't realize Axl had his own Qanon.

I'm just curious about the vocal section after the chorus and before the solo that was axed from the final version.

Except Fernando's 8 year old comment was not in response to Kat's lawsuit.

Don't care for it at all, trite lyrics and bland melodies. Only really liked the second album. Stapp is probably the best singer and songwriter from the post grunge genre (incredibly low bar, I know) and I thought The Madness was more consistent than any Creed album. Don't recall the Weiland album that much, might go back and listen again at some point.