SLASH WANTS TO REUNION TUOR WITH GUNS AND ROSES
knac.com has interview former GUNS AND ROSES lead guitar SLASh.slash said that he wants to reunion with the other former members of GUNS AND ROSES.He said it will be cool to reunion.here the interview below:
KNAC.COM:. Velvet Revolver played The Wiltern in Los Angeles on February 6th. How as that?
SLASH: It is an LA show and definitely the last one on this leg of the tour. So it (has) that sort of hometown kind of thing to it. That said, I have no idea exactly what that means.
KNAC.COM:: I think it means anything can happen.
SLASH: Yeah.
KNAC.COM:: After the U.S. leg of the tour is over, where to?
SLASH: We go to Australia and we do some shows over there. Then we do the UK/Europe tour.
KNAC.COM:: I saw you perform on New Years Eve in New York. I really enjoyed the way the set list has changed, with a variety of songs.
SLASH: It is nice; it is not a cookie cutter band. We don't go by any exact formula or sort of conform to what happens to be the flavor of the month or some particular kind of bells and whistles that everyone else is using. We have just sort of evolved as a grass roots rock and roll band. I hate to use that word, grass roots but it is just like a very au natural kind of hard rock band. We just sort of do things very simply and we sort of thrive off the energy of the group itself and also off the audience. We play very passionately. It is sort of cool because there is not a lot of that going on these days. We have evolved because we have just gotten more comfortable with ourselves as a group. We just sort of learn from each other as we are going and getting better as opposed to getting worse. (Laughter)
KNAC.COM:: Let's discuss the Velvet Revolver album,Libertad. Tell me about the concept and how the title came about.
SLASH: It is not really a concept. The title was really something that was seen by a couple of us on a t-shirt. I remember Scott going that is pretty cool and that would make a great album title. That was sort of the statement, "Libertad" or Liberty however you want to put it that was very poignant for the band. We were sort of had just gone through this big hurdle. The band was holding together, and against all odds we were actually making a record. It was very significant statement for the band. It just stuck. We never entertained any other album title from that point on. It was sort of an undecided thing. We didn't consciously do that. We had this "Libertad" thing and we kept it. Once the album was released, it was very vindicating. The title really had a significant meaning to what the album was about and what we were all about at the time.
KNAC.COM:: Any plans to go into the studio to record a third album, after the European tour?
SLASH: Yeah, there is a lot of writing going on now and obviously a lot of touring. As soon as the tour ends in April. We will probably start putting together all these different ideas and start picking and choosing as to what is going to work, and what sounds right. We will take it from there. I doubt that it will take all that long. I would love to be able to say that we can probably put out an album at the end of the year. It will be a rock and roll album and a natural progression where we we're at; when we did the last one. I couldn’t really tell you at this point what that means. It will be what it is.
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