Slash - My Track by Track Review

[ravenheart]

Oh yeah, forgot they were on it too... Sorry!

I don't mind that either. Don't have too many qualms with rap/rock.

Alice Cooper with Xibit for instance. Love that track.

[The Green and Black]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Also, Alter Bridge don't sound at all like Creed and aren't in the influenced by the Christian thing (which was all Scott Stapp - his solo album would kill you). Give them a chance, they're a far better band, and Myles' voice is clearly outstanding. Look out for Myles' solo album later this year too. Should be special.

Originally Posted by maidenpriest

he is completely right, they sound much heavier than Creed with some really good riffs. especially Ties that Bind or Come to Life. plus if you like myles' voice, go listen to Blackbird. easily my favorite alter bridge song.

I don't want to like Alter Bridge
I don't want to like Alter Bridge
I don't want to like Alter Bridge
But I think I do. I checked out the songs recommended above, and was pleasantly surprised. Not what I was expecting at all. Good Stuff!

[ravenheart]

Find The Real has always been a favourite of mine.

And live, Myles playing Travellin' Riverside Blues by Robert Johnson solo on a resonator guitar is magic

[The Green and Black]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Oh yeah, forgot they were on it too... Sorry!

I don't mind that either. Don't have too many qualms with rap/rock.

Alice Cooper with Xibit for instance. Love that track.

Oddly, I do kinda like Public Enemy with Anthrax.
Bring the Noise! But that's where I draw the line.

[ravenheart]

Stuck Mojo, baby!

[The Green and Black]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Stuck Mojo, baby!

Funny, I have actually seen them live a few times, opening for acts I wanted to see. I can't remember exactly, but I'm thinking Anthrax, and then there was Testament with Strapping Young Lad. Maybe more. I try to block it out.

[andrew_metalhead]

8/10

My review: http://metalassault.com/Reviews/040610_Slash.php

[Dextrimental]

The M. Shadows is the only one I didn like too much, FAR too repetitive, almost like he just used a drum machine, no imagine at all.