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Legendary hard rock band, in their heyday they were one of my absolute favorites. I preferred the original lineup, but they were worthwhile until Izzy left (after the two "UYI" albums). I even liked The Spaghetti Incident, as long as you take it for what it was (an album with no original songs).
I think Velvet Revolver was great; I am a big fan of Slash's solo work, and his albums with Myles Kennedy. I think Duff McKagan is an awesome hard rock bassist. I always though Izzy was the songwriting genius in the group (they never, ever wrote a decent original song after he left) and I enjoy Izzy's solo work. He has steadily been putting out solid albums, which can be purchased on iTunes.
I thought Chinese Democracy was sub-par; I tired of it very quickly. I have no interest in seeing Axl's incarnation of "Guns n Roses" and I won't buy another album if they ever put one out. Axl's track record now is to put out a new album every 14 years, so we've still got another 7 years or so to wait anyway.