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“Chinese Democracy” arguably the most highly anticipated round object since the wheel, can now be cranked to eleven in its entirety on the band’s myspace page, http://myspace.com/gunsnroses, for free, a much better deal than the estimated $10 million the seventeen year project cost to record., which amortizes over 45 minutes, to a budget busting $222,000 per 60 seconds.

One veteran LA rocker cautiously optimistic about Chinese Democracy is Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx, who told The Pulse of Radio he has some reservations and not just for a corner booth at the Rainbow Bar & Grill.

“I don’t know if I believe it’s a Guns N’ Roses record, because it’s just Axl,” Sixx said. “I think it’s a phenomenal solo record, I’m sure, but as far as being a Guns N’ Roses record, you know, I’d love to hear Guns N’ Roses together because we believed in that band. You know, Axl’s the type of artist who will make sure it’s a great record, but it’s not a Guns N’ Roses record, it’s an Axl Rose record. We need to be careful with the brand name.”

But don’t take Nikki’s word for it. After all, he’s the same dude that used to snort ants with Ozzy. Check out Chinese Democracy for free and cast your vote where it counts, at Best Buy on November 23.