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Tracklist (Cassette)
| A1 | | Since I Don't Have You | | 4:20 | | A2 | | New Rose | | 2:37 | | A3 | | Down On The Farm | | 3:28 | | A4 | | Human Being | | 6:47 | | A5 | | Raw Power | | 3:11 | | A6 | | Buick Makane | | 2:38 | | B1 | | Ain't It Fun | | 5:05 |
See more tracks| B2 | | Hair Of The Dog | | 3:54 | | B3 | | Attitude | | 1:26 | | B4 | | Black Leather | | 4:08 | | B5 | | You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory | | 3:34 | | B6 | | I Don't Care About You | | 4:50 |
* Items below may differ depending on the release.
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Review
Rolling Stone (12/9/93, p.65) - 3.5 Stars - Good Plus - "...In THE SPAGHETTI INCIDENT?, an album of mostly punky cover versions of drunk-rock classics, Guns N' Roses reassert their roots in hard-edged rock & roll-- some punk rock, some not..."
Spin (1/27/94, p.67) - "...demonstrates GNR's conviction that early -'70s metal and its sworn enemy, punk rock, were essentially the same beast, connected through glam and testosterone...."
Musician (1/94, p.87) - "...[THE SPAGHETTI INCIDENT?] is a good album for ambivalent G'N'R fans....kudos then for… Read More being faithful to the spirit of the originals..."
Q Magazine (2/94, p.92) - 3 Stars - Good - "...relatively faithful cover versions...."
New Musical Express (11/27/93, p.31) - (7) - Very Good - "...a bizarre mixture of swagger, nihilism and bad attitood which is as funny as it is exhilarating..."
Entertainment Weekly (11/26/93, p.62-63) - "...THE SPAGHETTI INCIDENT? scales everything back a notch....Guns 'N' Roses aims to prove it doesn't need two padded CDs, a horn section and a bevy of backup singers to make a joyful racket..." - Rating: A-
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