Guns N' Roses Streaming Entire Chinese Democracy Album Online
Against all odds, Chinese Democracy has finally arrived.
One of the most highly anticipated (and expensive) albums in rock history, the long-awaited Chinese Democracy marks the first album of new material from Guns N’ Roses since 1991’s simultaneous release of Use Your Illusion I and Use Your Illusion II.
Chinese Democracy (Black Frog/Geffen Records) will be availableat Best Buy stores globally on November 23 on CD and vinyl (accompanied by a free digital download of the tracks), and as a separate digital album.
Produced by Axl Rose and Caram Costanzo, Chinese Democracy includes 14 tracks. While the title track and first single from the album, “Chinese Democracy," has been floating around for a couple of weeks, Guns N' Roses have just posted a streaming copy of Chinese Democracy in its entirity on their MySpace page.
Check it out at www.myspace.com/GunsNRoses.
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