LP SLASH World on fire (2lp) COLORED VINYL - Black Friday 2014- STILL SEALED

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LP SLASH World on fire (2lp) COLORED VINYL - Black Friday 2014- STILL SEALED

2 lp SLASH

World On Fire

BLACK Friday Record Store Day 2014 edition In BLUE & YELLOW VINYL

Country of release: EU, 2014

Label: Warner Bros.

Catalog number: RR77581

Barcode:0016861755874

Folding cover / gatefold sleeve: Ja / YES

2 lp in gatefold sleeve in extra slipcover. Includes 8 PAGES Booklet & Free Download Coupon

 Condition record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)

Tracks Side 1:

1. World On Fire (4:31)

2. Shadow LIFE (4:00)

3. Automatic Overdrive (3:35)

4. Wicked Stone (5:27)

Tracks Side 2:

1. 30 Years To LIFE (5:08)

2. Bent To Fly (4:56)

3. Stone Blind (3:49)

4. Too Far Gone (4:07)

Tracks Side 3:

1. Beneath The Savage sun (5:48)

2. Withered Delilah (3:10)

3. Battleground (6:59)

4. Dirty Girl (4:14)

Tracks Side 4:

1. Iris of The Storm (4:00 AM)

2. Avalon (3:00)

3. The Dissident (4:26)

4. Safari Inn (3:26)

5. The Unholy (6:48)

Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD7Y3_UtUJA&list=PLdpVPxV6R9Xk_JhJhDTgn9HPSzgErGZQQ

Sound: SLASH is possibly The The world. Despite The endless debates On The one in The top hat deserves that title, it is undeniable that he is as recognizable A public figure as anyone in KISS or Nickelback or any ofThe "commercial" rock bands. Many guitarists Know SLASH The guy who has endless amounts of signature gear. With multiple signature Gibson guitars, signature Seymour-Duncan pickups, signature MXR / Dunlop A signature Marshall amp, and more, it's hard To go ToA guitar shop and not see HIS signature signal chain somewhere.

As A musician, many Know The one behind The legendary (and oftentimes overplayed) guitar solos in Guns N 'Roses songs "Sweet Child O 'Mine' and 'November Rain' (my personal favorite is The solo in "Nightrain"). Since HIS Time The lead axeman of Guns N 'Roses he has found fame in Two more bands: Velvet Revolver ( A GNR minus Axl Rose reunion) and HIS current, solo band , officially called SLASH with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. Note I will refer To The band hereafter as The Conspirators.

" World On Fire " is The Second Album with their current lineup ofSLASH , Myles Kennedy, Todd Kerns and Brent Fitz. Compared To their First Album LOVE , "this album is A logical, but not radical, Step forward. FOR One thing, The album is over seventy minutes Long LOVE "and unheard ofFORA hard rock album in GENERAL .

Overall, " World On Fire " is better than "Apocalyptic LOVE ," just not in easily expressible terms. Comparing " World On Fire " To LOVE "is like comparing Two AC / DC albums - "Highway ToHell "is better than" Powerage, "it's just hard To show how.

In terms of musical creativity, " World On Fire TheSame as "Apocalyptic LOVE "except that SLASH overdubbed guitars On this album. In "30 Years To LIFE The overdubs allow FOR some great harmonies. Not as prominent elsewhere, The overdubs are nevertheless used masterfully To ToThe songs when necessary. There are none that feel out of place.

In terms of form, The TheSame as those On "Apocalyptic LOVE "(well, The acoustic / clean songs are refreshing). The riffs and guitar solos are much in The Same From "Apocalyptic LOVE " as well. The real growth derives From The The Conspirators have attained as Aband . FOR One, I Can actually hear Todd Kerns' bass On he meant it To be heard. Brent Fitz, The drummer, more so than Kerns, opened up with this album. Although he says in interviews that he tries To be A ToKnow which creative liberties To take and when To take them. No, there are no grandiose drum solos or anything that One would find out of A certain level of finesse, A certain feel that makes HIS drumming close ToPerfect . It just clicks.

That pretty much sums up this album: it just clicks. The more I listen To The The more I want To replay them. At First , it seems like The One relatively consistent barrage of hard rock, but over Time , their differences, their details grow On me. More so than "Apocalyptic LOVE ," I Can The songs out of my head. I have had "30 Years To LIFE FORThe past few days so much that I've actually learned how To play it. "Avalon" has been starting To grow On me. One thing that is definite is that The album does not wear On The listener; there are seventeen songs of substance all worth LISTENING through. Heck, I'm even getting some DragonForce vibes From The Overdrive "While I guess there is no standout, altogether unique track, like" Anastasia " From "Apocalyptic LOVE , "" World On Fire "is just A better album.

Aside From just The ofThe Conspirators getting tighter over Time , The biggest factor in The success of this album is Elvis Baskette's production. "Apocalyptic LOVE " sounded cold, biting, and harsh From A production standpoint. While " World On Fire " is no silky smooth magic carpet ride, it is much better. Maybe it's just because SLASH allowed FOR On this album, but The songs are so much more sonically complex ( FromA production standpoint, not A musical One ) than those On "Apocalyptic LOVE . "At The very least, The song intros are starting To get interesting with more texture noises that dissipate after A short Time . Baskette's use of effects is spot On The phaser at The begin of "Stone Blind" and The flanger in "Iris ofThe Storm "are stirring examples.

 Lyrics: I've thought FOR A of years now that Myles Kennedy has The best modern voice in hard rock. He hits all HIS notes with ease, in The LiveIn Concert . On " World On Fire ," he never lets up. However, except FOR A HIS use ofLong notes that modulate pitch ("wohhh ohh ohhhh" type melodies and The sort), he hasn't changed at all FromThe last Conspirators album (or The last Alter Bridge album FOR that matter). Kennedy's vocals are The only facet of The Conspirators that has not exhibited growth FromTheFirst AlbumToThe second.

Lyrically, Kennedy baffles me as he always does; HIS lyrics border On of incredible substance yet A whole song never fully connects as well as it should or could. Furthermore, On this album HIS The vibe ofThe song. FOR example, "30 Years To LIFE A harrowing tale, but it doesn't seem fit FORThe thrilling, up beat rocker that The melody ofThe song suggests it is.

Regardless of my criticisms, Kennedy's performance, in The of things is far above average. There is just less growth than I expected From such A great talent as him.

 Overall Impression: In summary, " World On Fire " is an excellent album, A FOR album ofThe year given The notoriety of its conceivers. It evinces why The Conspirators is One ofThe best hard rock bands of today and why SLASH is STILL considered by many To be On top ofThe guitar world. This album Can seem repetitive at First A grower. Personally, "30 Years To LIFE To lake The value in all sixteen other tracks.

The flag of rock and roll STILL To see it. I have always been quick To chastise those few.

But right now, I Can , if A top hat triumphantly sitting at The peak ofThe pole. The question is Can anyone knock it off its perch? (Parker Abbot / ultimate-guitar.com)



SLASH - Guitar
Myles Kennedy - vocals
Todd Kerns - bass, vocals
Brent Fitz - drums, percussion, electric piano

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