Slash's Snakepit
Pistoia Blues Festival
Pistoia, Italy
July 8, 1995
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rio
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art & Screen Shots Included
Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Wave 16bit/44,1 > Goldwave v6.55 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps
01 - Doin' Fine
02 - Good To Be Alive
03 - What Do You Want To Be
04 - Monkey Chow
05 - Lower
06 - Dime Store Rock
07 - Cure Me Or ... Kill Me (Gilby Clarke)
08 - Jizz Da' Pit (Instrumental)
09 - Tijuana Jail (w/ Band Intros) (Gilby Clarke)
10 - Neither Can I
11 - Back And Forth Again
12 - Be The Ball
Slash - Lead & Rhythm Guitar
Erick Dower - Lead Vocal, 3rd Guitar "Jizz Da' Pit (Instrumental)" & "Tijuana Jail", backing vocal "Tijuana Jail"
Gilby Clarke - Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocal "Cure Me Or ... Kill Me" & "Tijuana Jail"
Brian Tichy - Drums
James LoMenzo - Bass, Backing Vocal
justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I used Goldwave to re-edit some track marks. NO EQ or noise reduction used. The DVD had lossy audio so the waves were encoded to MP3 320kbps using Trader's Little Helper. The tape sound shows a little age but is a damn good listen. "Cure Me Or ... Kill Me" and "Tijuana Jail" from Gilby Clarke's Pawnshop Guitars solo album.
The story is that Slash presented these songs to Axl Rose for a Guns n Roses album. Axl turned them all down saying they were no good. After the Snakepit debut album, It's 5 O'clock Somewhere, was released Axl sued Slash over the songs (too much bullshit went on with Axl). The album kicks some major ass! It also kicks Chinese Democracy's ass (I've listened to Chinese Democracy just once and then shelved it).
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