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I want to start by saying that Guns N' Roses are the best band ever and that all their CDs are a 5.
Use Your Illusion II is perhaps their greatest masterpiece. We find indeed songs that have made history such as the legendary Civil War, the cover Knockin' On Heaven's Door, or You Could Be Mine, soundtrack of Terminator. Since Appetite For Destruction, they have made a significant step forward as they compose a more mature and less street music.
Also thanks to this CD, I believe they are the best ever and that they have the best singer, Axl Rose (see Estranged) and the best guitarist, Slash, who finds equals perhaps only with Angus Young. Long live the Guns...!
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This review praises Guns N' Roses as the best band ever, highlighting Use Your Illusion II as perhaps their greatest masterpiece. The album features historic songs like 'Civil War,' 'Knockin' On Heaven's Door,' and 'You Could Be Mine,' showcasing the band's musical growth since Appetite For Destruction. It champions Axl Rose's vocal talent and Slash's guitar skills as unmatched, solidifying the band's legendary status.Tracklist Videos
Guns N' Roses
American hard rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1985; breakthrough debut Appetite for Destruction (1987); long career marked by major lineup changes and high-profile releases.61 Reviews
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By Vic Sorriso1
Use your illusion, or the shit consumed by young people as if it were white truffle pulp...
At one point AXL screams all excited 'I want to fuck all the girls on Venice Beachhhh!!! I have a piece of meat that measures 35 cm!!!!'... just go fuck yourselves.
By RoadDogg1
"Use Your Illusion II is a disc that certainly deserves a score of 7, on a scale from 1 to 10, if not a 7.5."
"A complete CD, even better than Nevermind, featuring street, blues, ballads, a live song and even a rap, always in Guns N' Roses style."
By MercurioElettrico
The album, which opens with 'Civil War,' demonstrates a powerful yet never banal hard rock, with even a bit of motivation in the content.
'Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door' is perhaps one of the best among the covers.
