Slash's Snakepit was a rock band which was a side-project formed by then-Guns N' Roses lead guitarist Slash (Saul Hudson) in 1994. On their first album, Matt Sorum (drums), Gilby Clarke (rhythm guitar) and Dizzy Reed (keyboard) from Guns N' Roses played in this band. On bass was Mike Inez of Alice in Chains and Eric Dover (who had previously played guitar for Jellyfish) sang lead vocals. GN'R colleague Teddy Andreadis also appeared on the record playing harmonica & keyboards. Slash is stating that he wanted the band to simply be called "Snakepit", which was the name of his home studio, but the record company insisted they add his name to it to help increase sales. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere, their first album, was released in 1995 These songs were offered to the rest of Guns N' Roses as prospective future material, but were flatly turned down by
1 | Good to Be Alive | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
2 | Mean Bone | Ain't Life Grand |
3 | Neither Can I | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
4 | Be the Ball | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
5 | Just Like Anything | Ain't Life Grand |
6 | Landslide | Ain't Life Grand |
7 | What Do You Want to Be | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
8 | Back to the Moment | Ain't Life Grand |
9 | Soma City Ward | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
10 | Back and Forth Again | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
11 | I Hate Everybody (But You) | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
12 | The Alien | Ain't Life Grand |
13 | Beggars & Hangers-on | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
14 | Doin' Fine | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
15 | Jizz da Pit [Instrumental] | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
16 | Take It Away | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
17 | Been There Lately | Ain't Life Grand |
18 | Dime Store Rock | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
19 | Shine | Ain't Life Grand |
20 | Serial Killer | Ain't Life Grand |