I wouldn't say it's by far the best thing, but there's a lot of tracks on it that I enjoy.
I think World on Fire was the most cohesive-sounding and well-produced record he's done with Myles. Apocalyptic Love had "We Will Roam" and "Standing in the Sun" which I think are both really overlooked by the casual fanbase and some of the best stuff he's done since Guns. I really liked Living the Dream, too, and I feel like it gets kind of written off sometimes. "Driving Rain," "The One You Loved...," "Lost Inside...," and "Slow Grind" are pretty solid. But 4 definitely has the least number of re-listenable tracks for me compared to those records.
I prefer it to both Snakepit records.
I've never really loved those albums. I love Slash and there are a few tracks here and there that have good riffs or solos, but I never cared much for either of the singers he chose, and I think a good amount of the material felt uninspired.