
A pair of much-anticipated albums are currently streaming in their entirety over at MySpace Music. Even though it leaked to the Internet this week, anybody still doubting the existence of Guns n’ Roses’ Chinese Democracy can check out the aural proof, as Axl Rose’s complete opus is up on the music site. We recommend you all rush over there and give it a listen, as Axl still has 96 hours to decide he doesn’t want to release it for another decade. UPDATE: According to NME, Axl Rose’s MySpace page lured over 3 million listens in a single day, with the title track single-handedly played over 826,000 times. MySpace Music wouldn’t confirm any figures. If that number is correct, it breaks down mathematically to 25 plays per second.
The Fireman — Paul McCartney’s electronic collaboration with producer Youth — also has their entire album available for streaming at their brand new MySpace page. The Fireman’s album Electric Agruments is due out November 25th.
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• Album Review: Guns N’ Roses, Chinese Democracy
• A Look Back at 1991 as New Guns N’ Roses Single “Better” Premieres

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