New Slash Album Will Kick Ass

I'm a little pissed off about the Fergie song. That pants wetting slob shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a classic like Paradise City. Cypress Hill can do whatever they went, just so they don't put a cap in my ass but FERGIE? I'll let it go though because Slah's solo album has everybody and their mother playing on it. M Shadows, Dave Grohl, Lemmy, Alice Cooper, and the first single, which will be released in Janurary and feature OZZY FUCKING OSBOURNE. This would be the second Ozzy and Slash collaberion. The first was called I Aint No Nice Guy which I'll post below. This one is from the early 90's







Slash has just released a two-track CD single in Japan containing the song "Sahara" (featuring singer Koshi Inaba of the Japanese hard rock duo B'Z) and a version of the GN'R classic "Paradise City" (featuring CYPRESS HILL and Fergie [a.k.a. Stacy Ann Ferguson] of the BLACK EYED PEAS).

Slash recently told MusicRadar.com that he got almost every special guest he wanted to appear on his upcoming solo album, except for one: WHITE STRIPES singer/guitarist and DEAD WEATHER drummer Jack White. Slash revealed, "I wanted to get Jack White to sing on something, but he didn't want to sing. He said I'll play drums, I'll play guitar, but I don't wanna sing. He was one guy that I wanted to work with. Pretty much everyone else that I went after I managed to get."

"Slash" will see Roadrunner Records enter into a unique and innovative association with a U.K. media partner — the special-interest media group Future. In a brand new concept in record distribution the standard album release will be preceded by a "fan pack," in which the Roadrunner Records album will be bundled together with a highly collectable special issue of Future Publishing's Classic Rock magazine dedicated to Slash's career. This will be the first format of the album available anywhere in the world.

Slash tracked most of the CD with former NINE INCH NAILS drummer Josh Freese and ex-JANE'S ADDICTION bassist Chris Chaney.

"Sahara" (featuring singer Koshi Inaba of the Japanese hard rock duo B'Z):