GUNS N' ROSES Guitarist BUMBLEFOOT To Guest On 'Eddie Trunk Live'

August 11, 2008

GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal will guest on today's (Monday, August 11) edition of the "Eddie Trunk Live" show heard nationally on XM 41 The Boneyard. The program airs Monday nights from 6:00 p.m. EST to 10:00 p.m. EST. Ron will discuss everything from his new solo release "Abnormal" to his upcoming shows in Las Vegas for Rock Against Diabetes.

"Abnormal" was released on July 1 via all digital outlets, including iTunes.

"Abnormal" track listing:

01. Abnormal
02. Glad To Be Here
03. Objectify
04. Some Other Guy
05. Jenny B
06. Last Time
07. Simple Days
08. Conspiracy
09. Piranha
10. Guitars Still Suck
11. Green
12. Spaghetti
13. Misery
14. Redeye
15. The Day After
16. Dash

Thal made the "Abnormal" title track available for free download at www.bumblefoot.com. Three different versions of the song are downloadable in MP3 and uncompressed WAV format: album version, clean version and instrumental version. The lyric sheet is also provided.

"Abnormal", the follow-up to Thal's previous offering, "Normal", is a hard rock album flavored with a light-hearted mix of different styles and genres, with catchy hooks and blistering guitar work.

When asked about the new project, Thal had the following to say: "It was October last year, I was about to fly into a fucking rage, went to go crash out at the studio, and all these songs just started flying out of my head. Spent the next few months recording drums, bass, guitars, vocals, opera singers and tuba players. Some people heard it and said it reminds them of the SEX PISTOLS with a little BEATLES/QUEEN vibe to it. Didn't have a plan, just did what I felt, and in the end this is what I got."

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