Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators have announced a new release for Record Store Day.
The heavy rock group has shared the news that they will release a new collection of songs, Live At Studios 60, which is the band’s first-ever double live LP. The new work, which features songs from the band’s new album, 4, along with four additional songs, will drop on June 18.
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Recorded live in Los Angeles at Studios 60, the double LP is limited to just 2,250 copies. The concert album features songs from the band’s new LP, which is the first album to be released on the new Gibson record label.
The band, which appeared on the March/April cover of American Songwriter’s print edition, released its new album, 4, earlier this year.
Produced by Dave Cobb, and recorded in Nashville at RCA Studio A, the songs of 4 are a snapshot of all the ups and downs of the band memberโs lives on tour, from the heaviness of the opener โThe River is Risingโ to the uptempo tale about relentless pursuits on โCall Off the Dogs,โ and the ballad โFill My World.โ
โI wanted to make sure that all those songs didnโt sit around and get overlooked,โ shares Slash, who added on several newer tracksโโThe River is Rising,โ โSpirit Love,โ โCall Off the Dogs,โ and โFill My World,โ which were all written during the pandemic.
See below for the full track listing for the new live double-album:
Side A
01 Actions Speak Louder Than Words
02 Whatever Gets You By
03 C’est La Vie
04 The Path Less Followed
Side B
05 The River Is Rising
06 Spirit Love
07 Fill My World
08 April Fools
Side C
09 Call Off The Dogs
10 Fall Back To Earth
11 Driving Rain
Side D
12 You’re A Lie
13 World On Fire
14 Anastasia
Photo by Austin Nelson
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