I'll buy it.  I've only heard 2 tracks put the quality of the mp3's was ropey so the fact that i wasn't keen hasn't put me off too much.  Nothing to do with supporting Axl though, my buying of this album, i would of been getting it anyway.  Recently i've got back into the "Buying" of albums, it was getting to be somewhat of a lost art for me, getting into a bad habit of too much downloading of albums, banging into my playlists and shuffling tracks around and the album loses it's quality then, recently i've really enjoyed buying some class album, unwrapping, looking at the booklet and all that jazz.  I've been real keen on Sebastian for years, loved his stuff with Skid Row, but since then i've been a bit indifferent to his stuff.  See for me the dude can sing, hell we all know that, he has a great set of pipes on him, but he isn't much of a songwriter and it's a shame that he's seemingly been available all these years and hardly any top class writers have thought, fuck, i'll utilise him.  Instead he's done that lame Last Hard Men which he himself has slated, a live album which was decent, covering Skid Row tunes, although the 5 or so new studio tracks with it were medicore and he's appeared on loads of tribute albums, so that stuffs been hit and miss.  Obviously he's also done Jesus Christ Superstar and some Vh1 shows but the only thing of any real value he's done, IMHO was Absence of Empathy with Frameshift, now that is a top class album, well worth nabbing, so yeah i'm really hopefully that i'll go down to the shop, get the album in my grubby paws and he'll finally of lived up to this potential he's had all these years and failed to use since he left the Skids...