The interesting thing is that the unofficial Hungarian fan site, www.gunsnroses.hu was shot down a few weeks ago, after 8 years. The admin said he got tired, and has more important things in his life. The site came back a few weeks later with a new admin. I'm almost sure it's only a coincidence, but strange.

Superb performance! Slash really got loosed!

I don't know about you guys, but I'd never pay for an autograph. It's about the contact, meeting the legend, and getting him sign something. These 'buy it at Slash's online store' etc. things lack the intimacy.

Alright, no genius except TWAT. Although they could have worked more on the music, since the verses lack the ideas. Robin's solo is good (writing wise) and awful (playing wise - sorry, Russ), BH is amazing, Axl is amazing both lyrically and vocally. The drums suck though and the less Pitman the better.

This I Love could have been a classic, if it's only Axl and the piano. The overproduction and the awful solo (sorry Russ) takes away a lot. Less would have been more, in this case they had great ideas to begin with, but the result is probably worse, than Axl's first midnight drunk home demo that nobody heard.

Madagascar - interesting mood, good lyrics and nothing more. It could have been a good song (in its full potential), but the result is below mediocre. The quotation part is forced and out of place; I hate the solo, I can't recall a bit of it; Axl's singing is probably the worst he has ever recorded. I understand the 'old and tired' style, but it's plain bad. Nothing's really happening in the song. A typical post-Slash GN'R track: the song is an overproduced nothing. Sounds like a demo with a zillion, unneccessary layers, added by a madman.

Sorry - boring, uninspired song with nothing happening. A demo that would have needed more work in every possible aspect. The lyrics were written by the 5-year old Axl, probably. Baz is worse than 10 extra Pitman layers, and it's coming from an (old) Baz fan.

These songs with Slash:

TWAT - Slash could have come up with even better guitar solos than Robin, not to mention the quality of playing. He could have created something worthy for the verses - although these parts probably need Izzy more. The song is great enough in this version though. The only song on CD that should make Axl proud and the only tune that 'worth the wait'.

This I Love - we'd have gotten a solo in the league of NR or Estranged, but I repeat, the song could have been a classic with only Axl and the piano.

Madagascar - a memorable solo. Probably a bit more rocking riff part somewhere. And no stupid Axl extras. A good song, but still not something great.

Sorry - a real blues song with a real, and not imitated blues solo. The potential isn't really there, so even with Slash, the song couldn't have been more than mediocre.