I can't even begin to explain how this song deserves *over* 100, but I'll try my best.

This song truly defines the progressive rock era, I can't even think of another song that is as utterly brilliant as this one. In 5 minutes, you really almost get three songs- a ballad, an opera, and a rock concert.

Ignoring all the very interesting ideas about what this song actually means- for example, is it a testimonial to Mercury's homosexuality, or is it about a young man who faces death for killing ... read more

This song can only be described as one thing - one of Guns N' Roses most iconic hits.

I can't actually state which part I like best, whether it be the laid back, slick guitar solo of Slash, the shrilling vocals of W. Axl Rose, or Steven Adler and his terrific drum performance. The song is fun and memorable. The chorus is catchy, and Slash's solo can only be described as one of the greatest in rock history.

85/100.