Slash's best work since GnR?

A Primal Nut

Just wondering what people think of this tune.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3Cd53ErOUQ

It's called Street Child by Elan. It's a great song, in my opinion. She has a great voice. Really cool video. To cap it off, the legendary Slash makes an appearance with two beautiful guitar solos. IMO, it's his best work since GnR and I'd love to see more of this kinda soloing on the next VR album (although its unlikely).

P.S. I'm not sure if this is the right forum but I thought a lot of rock fans would be interested. Plus, it's kind of a power ballad.

cena

what a great song. i have had that on my ipod for the last year. slash sounds great on the track. i think you cna get the song on itunes

It wasn't me!

Meh, wasn't gone on it. Kinda had it on in the background, where anything really impressive will grab my attention, but it took me a while to realise the track had ended and I hadn't heard anything attention-grabbing.

Mushy

Nah, nothing in there that stood out for me. Personally, I think his best work comes from this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td0DVI6QWWY

CAn somebody tell me which other people were in this band? I know Matt sorum was involved somewhere, but its the bassist, guitarist and vocalist that Id like to know

toffo

Mushy wrote:

CAn somebody tell me which other people were in this band? I know Matt sorum was involved somewhere, but its the bassist, guitarist and vocalist that Id like to know

Line up '95:
Vocals: Eric Dover
Lead Guitar: Slash
Rhythm Guitar: Gilby Clarke
Bass: Mike Inez
Drums: Matt Sorum
Keyboards: Dizzy Reed
Harmonica: Terry Andreadis

Lineup 2000:
Rod Jackson - Lead Vocals
Slash - Lead Guitars
Ryan Roxie - Guitar
Johnny Griparic - Bass
Matt Laug - Drums
Ted Andreadis - Keyboards, Harp


More info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slash%27s_Snakepit


Quite like It's Five O'Clock Somewhere seen them at donnington in 95/6 and they were fantastic. Was a different lineup to the album though.

Motley Crue

Note to Slash: return to the studio and work on a VR follow up

Giblet

This is pretty old.