Slash

Rock · 2010 · 15 tracks · 1h 4m

Slash

Slash's debut solo album is a star-studded hard rock affair, featuring a parade of guest vocalists from Ozzy Osbourne to Fergie, all united by Slash's unmistakable, blues-infused guitar mastery. It's

March 31, 2010 · Dik Hayd Records

This is the sound of a guitar legend letting loose with his friends, a rollicking hard rock journey that feels both familiar and fresh. Imagine a supergroup jam session where every track brings a new, powerful voice to the forefront, all anchored by Slash's iconic Les Paul tone and soaring solos. It's an album for turning up loud, for feeling the raw power of rock and roll, and for celebrating the enduring legacy of one of music's greatest guitarists. Perfect for anyone who loves classic rock with a contemporary edge and a diverse vocal palette.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 1h 4m

01

Ghost

3:35

02

Crucify the Dead

4:04

03

Beautiful Dangerous

4:38

04

Back From Cali

3:36

05

Promise

4:40

06

By the Sword

4:51

07

Gotten

5:03

08

Doctor Alibi

3:09

09

Watch This

3:47

10

I Hold On

4:16

11

Nothing to Say

5:25

12

Starlight

5:26

13

Saint Is a Sinner Too

3:28

14

We’re All Gonna Die

4:32

15

Sahara

3:58

Moments Worth Listening For

The raw, bluesy riff that kicks off "By the Sword" featuring Andrew Stockdale, immediately establishing the album's hard rock bona fides.

Fergie's surprisingly powerful and gritty vocal performance on "Beautiful Dangerous," showcasing a different side of her artistry against Slash's driving guitar work.

Lemmy Kilmister's unmistakable gravelly delivery on "Doctor Alibi," a perfect pairing with Slash's heavy, no-nonsense riffing, creating a truly iconic rock moment.

The collaborative energy of the "Paradise City" cover, bringing together Fergie and Cypress Hill for a fresh, albeit polarizing, take on a Guns N' Roses classic.

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