That's a really cool review.

I got into GN'R in 1992, so I missed all that build-up hype for UYI, but was around for the lead up to the release of the Spaghetti Incident, which I'm sure really pales in comparison, but it was still a really cool time to be a Guns fan.

I can't wait for the new Metallica album. I'm in their fan club, and their next fan club mag is supposedly filled with lots and lots of first-hand info about the new album, as they've been very quiet about it so far.

Hopefully CD comes out, but I still have my doubts...

And hopefully Slash puts out that new solo cd of his too, I think I'd much prefer that than another boring VR album (like Libertad)

Got the album yesterday and I really like it. Nice mix of heavy heavy rock with some softer moments.
Baz is definitely sounding as good on here as he did back in the Skid Row days.

My only complaints are that Our Love Is A Lie is almost Love Is A Bitchslap slowed down, the riffing sounds really similar.
And the other complaint is that the solos are pretty crap! I'm surprised that for all the great riffing, the solos are terrible. They could've taken the songs that much further, but they don't add much at all. It's either mindless noodling or simple two-note, no-emotion soloing (on the ballads).

My favourite tracks are Angel Down, You Don't Understand, Back in the Saddle, Stuck Inside, American Metalhead, By Your Side, Negative Light and Falling Into You.

Oh, and thanks for the info BurningHills!