ALBUMS DE SLASH > Tout ce qu'il faut savoir sur la discographie de Slash

1. Call of the Wild (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
2. Serve You Right (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
3. My Antidote (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
4. Mind Your Manners (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
5. Lost Inside the Girl (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
6. Read Between the Lines (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
7. Slow Grind (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
8. The One You Loved Is Gone (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
9. Driving Rain (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
10. Sugar Cane (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
11. The Great Pretender (Slash / Myles Kennedy)
12. Boulevard of Broken Hearts (Slash / Myles Kennedy)

Slash: "I actually first wrote the music to this for 'The Walking Dead'.
I've been pretty close to a few of the cast members and the guys who
work on the show for a long time, and one thing I noticed is they never
really have anything but score in the episodes. So back in 2014 or 2015,
I had this idea that maybe they could use a song, and I put something
together, played it on an electric guitar that wasn't even plugged in,
recorded it on to my phone and sent it to somebody over at the show's
music department. And the reaction was, 'Well, this is really cool…but
we don't really do this kind of stuff.' [Laughs] And, you know,
when I listened back to the recording I couldn't even believe that I had
the balls to send it in — it was just this scratchy, unplugged electric
guitar, like, 'Hey! I've got an idea!' There was no way anybody else
would have been able to understand what I was hearing in it. But anyway,
it was one of these ideas I stuck with because I thought that musically
it was pretty cool. I remember working on it with Myles here and there,
and by the time the band started playing it at rehearsals earlier this
year, it had evolved into something a little different than what it was
initially. Then Myles came up with this great verse and chorus and it shaped up to be a really pretty song."

Myles: "When Slash reintroduced it at rehearsals, I
think that's where it really started to come together for me. I was
sitting in a hotel in L.A. and the first line, 'And I wonder even now
whatever came of you…' just popped into my head. I said, 'That's a
really strong hook. Now we're getting somewhere.' And I chased it down
from there. And what's interesting is that it sounds like I'm singing
about a longing for a lost romance, or some sort of human relationship.
But the lyrics are actually about missing a dog that I had to leave
behind at my parents' house when I started touring years ago — a Chow
Chow/Golden Retriever mix named Cinnamon. [Laughs] He was
already a little older by that point, and eventually he passed away. But
he was such a great dog. So, yeah — the song's essentially about Cinnamon!"