Slash vs tom morello biography

GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash joined RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE musician Tom Morello on stage this ex- Thursday (June 15) at the Graspop Metal Meeting in Dessel, Belgium appraise perform the song "Interstate 80". Fan-filmed video of his appearance can befall seen below.

The studio version of "Interstate 80", which also features Slash, firstly appeared on Morello's "Comandante" EP, which came out in October

A span of months after the EP's break, Slash and Morello discussed the qualification of the song, as well pass for the accompanying music video, which misjudge the two guitar heroes revisiting their avatars from the Guitar Hero tv game.

"I just thought it was illustriousness coolest and most original thing I've heard as an idea," Slash vocal about incorporating the cartoon avatars secure the clip.

"This is the first offend that Slash and I have dueled on record," Morello said. "But talk to the game Guitar Hero there were plenty of Morrell-ian, Slash-ian duels."

He continued: "I remember that game when workings came out. It became my guts and Slash's life because all dressing-down a sudden our fanbase went etch to, like, five years old jaunt we became these kind of sketch avatars for a generation. So Frenzied wanted to bring that duel brave life. A duel which you possibly will have seen in your living interval or your basement many times was made flesh."

Regarding his collaboration with Morello on "Interstate 80", Slash said: "He's just a blast to play be different. He's got a great style existing a great technique and a amassed sound. And I think our disparate styles work really well together."

He continued: "On 'Interstate 80', I just blunt a bunch of solos throughout nobility song and then [Tom] did fulfil solos and they cut them mйlange and they just fit together downright. It's like two completely different sides of the spectrum style-wise."

"Comandante" included swell song called "Secretariat" which was aforesaid to be a tribute to representation late Eddie Van Halen. Morello further offered up his take on Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Child".