ANASTASIA

6 minutes guitar madness that start on a nice intro to continue picking on the classic neo riff played by Slash on his last tour (if you have not seen him in concert too bad for you, so there!).
Big riffs throughout the song, sometimes interspersed with soundbites / transitions of better taste.
I find that some Eastern / Hispanic atmosphere emanates from the piece obviously made by picking the start (played on a nylon) and developed by the final solo. Listen and tell me your opinion ^^
Anyway this piece will appeal to guitarists, he has it all to us.

Besides this song, some others clearly stand out:
One Last Thrill and rhythmic rock & roll to Chuck Berry played at such a tempo that it becomes punk.
Standing In The Sun and palm mute riff reminiscent clearly Led Zeppelin.
You're a Lie recalling the heavy side of Velvet Revolver.
Bad Rain groovy. The sound of the sliding of fingers on the strings is quite pleasant (listen carefully!). Registration performing live really brings a charm.
Shots Fired where Slash is racing with Joe Satriani.

Little mention of the intro riff of No More Heroes: neck pickup and tone knob down to the max, which sets immediately in mind intro Sweet Child O Mine (in any case it made me think instantly! ) by the sound and the pattern of the riff.

Very good second "solo" album from Slash, Myles Kennedy that ensures the start to finish, and The Conspirators. This is of a group and no one listens to a demo of the Snake. Clearly more homogeneous than the previous and heavier.
We feel that Slash was pleased to put his big riffs and be bled fingers (at least mine they douillent when I try to play hero!). Pieces ranging from a fairly moderate tempo to a much nervous pace, a rhythm section very present, no doubt it's hard rock US.

With Anastasia By The Sword I think we have the two best pieces composed by Slash since Slither.

I will go and listen to me, but skipping track 8 otherwise I can not listen to the rest ...