This is a cool track that starts off with a nice little acoustic intro (just ignore the Les Paul he's playing in the video) and then kicks into a cool classical-style riff before the vocals come in. This song could also have one of my favorite Slash solos in it...those fast runs in the middle kick serious buttock. Crank it up and check it out!
The new Slash "enhanced edition" Apocalyptic Love release ROX!!
Once again, I find a surprise in the mail! This time around my friend Ray at Capitol Records sent me an early Christmas gift that is awesome!
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Epic jam session!
Slash is still tearing it up on tour with Myles Kennedy, and this past Saturday, they laid waste to Paris with a blistering set that was caught on a bunch of cameras. YouTube is the best, since we can get concert footage from around the world almost as fast as people can get it filmed!
Slash and Myles Kennedy's latest song is called "Standing in the Sun" and it pretty much kicks ass! Here's some really great live video from their album release show from New York a short while back in case you haven't seen it. It's from the Livestream broadcast of the show, and it looks and sounds great! Hopefully Slash will bring the band back to town so we can get our own live versions of these songs!
A couple days ago, I found the cool "making-of" video for the new Slash featuring Myles Kennedy video, and now the video has officially been released for us to enjoy! There's nothing better than watching guitar-playing, unless there's a scantily-clad, filthy woman crawling around on the floor.
Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators filmed the video for "You're a Lie" in April, and here's a little preview of what's to come. It was shot by Anthony Leonardi III, who's also going to direct Slash's first feature film "Nothing to Fear".
Guns N’ Roses were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this month, and unless you’ve been living under a boulder of sorts, you already know that Axl Rose opted out of the festivities. During a press conference in Italy in support of his upcoming solo album, ‘Apocalyptic Love,’ Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash was questioned about that night and his feelings about Rose not being present. All in all, he kept his response positive.
It wasn’t the Guns N’ Roses reunion that everyone wanted, but with Axl Rose flipping the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the bird earlier this week, the next best thing happened at the induction ceremony on Saturday (April 14). Slash, Duff McKagan, Steven Adler, Matt Sorum and Gilby Clarke rocked three ‘Appetite for Destruction’ songs with singer Myles Kennedy.
With a little over a month to go before Slash unleashes his ‘Apocalyptic Love‘ on the world, he’s cranking up the promotional machine in earnest — and last night (April 10), that meant showing up on the big stage at ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ to perform a couple of songs, including his new single ‘You’re a Lie.’
Myles Kennedy has made quite a name for himself fronting Alter Bridge and most recently, Slash and the Conspirators. In a new interview, the ambitious vocalist reveals that he has a solo album lying in wait as well.
Velvet Revolver and ex-Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash has just confirmed that he has an arsenal of songs ready for his next solo album. Slash announced to his fans via Twitter and Facebook that he will have 18 full songs total in the can soon, with a handful of those being bonus tracks.
