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| Track by Track Review
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Since I Don't Have You
A G'N'R take on a classic old '50's rock and roll sound, this is good fun. |
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New Rose
The band pulls off a classic punk sound here, with the percussive intro feeling much like their contribution to the Terminator 2 Soundtrack. This comes across appropriately raw. |
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Down on the Farm
This is high energy and quite potent. The vocal performance here really makes the cut. Rose actually manages to sound British on this one. |
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Human Being
This is a straightforward stripped down rocker brought to life by the band. It gets pretty raucous at points, especially the outro. |
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Raw Power
This is more raw-edged Rock N Roses made special by Slash's guitar work. |
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Ain't It Fun
One of the best cuts on the disc, this Dead Boys cover is just plain brilliant, dark and potent. |
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Buick Makane
This cut has a cool texture, but truly it is Slash and Axel who elevate this to be one of the best cuts on the album. |
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Hair of the Dog
This one is another the band scorches on, but it really would be a hard one to do a bad take on. The talk box section is quite cool. A little snippet of "Day Tripper" is added to end the number. |
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Attitude
This one is raw and energetic, but a bit boring. |
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Black Leather
Another that feels a bit lacking, Slash's is the only real redeeming factor. |
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You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory
This is a slower, fairly raw, and punky cut. It is a nice change of pace, but not overly special. |
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I Don't Care
This is a frantically fast one, and definitely fun in a punk way. |
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