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Slash Has 17 Songs For New Album
12/20/2013
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(hennemusic) Slash is working on his third solo album, and he shared an update on the project Thursday via his social media sites. "16 trx worked up & completed. + an instrumental?," he wrote. "Hard 2 decide what goes on the record, what will b bonus trx. It's all cool."

Slash is once again working with Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators for his third solo effort, the follow-up to 2012's "Apocalyptic Love" which featured the singer and the backing group.

The album earned Slash his two first-ever #1 US rock radio hits: "You're A Lie" and "Standing In The Sun". The project's third single, "Anastasia", cracked the Top 10 at Modern and Active Rock and Top 5 at Mainsteam Rock. more on this story

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