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monkeychow
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

monkeychow wrote:

I'm not sure how people, including if I didn't misunderstand him, Axl, can say that slash post GNR does not do impressive guitar work, when IFOCS is basicly a VERY similar album guitar wise to AFD.

TheMole
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

TheMole wrote:

Actually, IFOCS is a very complex, layered record, guitar and song structure wise. I get it if you don't like Eric's voice (I do, love it), but there's really nothing there except for really, really well written songs.

metallex78
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

metallex78 wrote:
monkeychow wrote:

I'm not sure how people, including if I didn't misunderstand him, Axl, can say that slash post GNR does not do impressive guitar work, when IFOCS is basicly a VERY similar album guitar wise to AFD.

I agree, the guitar playing on that album is great, even if as "overall songs" they aren't as good as Slash's GN'R stuff. The riffs and solos are all pretty killer.

James
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

James wrote:

More than half the album is filler. There's the beginnings of a great record here though. Axl shouldn't have flat out rejected it, but I can see why he leaned in that direction. Also understandable the stories about him wanting the material back after he rejected it. He knew in hindsight he passed on a miniature goldmine.

Let Axl put the old midas touch on....

Neither Can I
Beggars and Hangers On
Good to Be Alive
Monkey Chow
Lower

....and they're a third of the way to a solid GNR album in 1996.

Smoking Guns
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

Smoking Guns wrote:

Good post James.  I think Beggars is a damn good song, even with Dover, but I agree, with Axl on vocals it could have been on a much higher level.  Same thing with Slither to be honest.  Lower is another tune right up Axl's vocal's alley especially when he uses the deeper voice.

Mikkamakka
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

Mikkamakka wrote:

I couldn't name more than 2 or 3 fillers on 5 O'clock. It's a great album, even without Axl. A lot of pure, great, energetic riffs, fantastic, over-the-top solos, great structures and decent lyrics. I'm more satisfied with Dover's singing than any post-Slash guitarist's playing (except BH). The best GN'R-related stuff since the Illusions.

Smoking Guns
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

Smoking Guns wrote:

Holy Fuck, this is badass, Gilby plays the lead lines, then Slash delivers a MONSTER solo in the middle of the song.  What a great band in thier own right this band was, could have been.

monkeychow
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

monkeychow wrote:

^ Fuck I miss that band....i like VR too...but slash was just on fire back in these days...Slash+Dover was pretty cool....I hope there's some cool shit on his solo record.

Furbush
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

Furbush wrote:

just think... that was a GREAT album... how good could it have been had axl  been involved....someone call eric dover and mike inez....we need a real follow up to the best gnr related record since UYI....

Furbush
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Re: Revisiting Slash's Snakepit

Furbush wrote:
monkeychow wrote:

^ Fuck I miss that band....i like VR too...but slash was just on fire back in these days...Slash+Dover was pretty cool....I hope there's some cool shit on his solo record.

nothing he ever does, with the exception of gnr will EVER touch that...^

*karma*

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