SLASH Interviewed On KISW 99.9 FM's 'The Men's Room'

October 7, 2010

Miles Montgomery and Steve "The Thrill" Hill of "The Men's Room", which airs on the Seattle station KISW 99.9 FM, conducted an interview with Slash before the legendary VELVET REVOLVER/ex-GUNS N' ROSES guitarist's October 2, 2010 concert in Seattle. You can now watch the chat in two parts below.

Slash recently said that he seriously considered trying to end his 14-year feud with Axl Rose so that Rose would sing on Slash's self-titled solo debut.

Slash recruited a number of different singers to perform on the record and said, "The thought of him crossed my mind at one point. I thought, 'Axl could sing the shit out of any of these songs.'"

So why didn't he make the call? Slash said, "I wanted to put the record out in this millennium."

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