Slash discography

Slash discography

Slash playing in 2008
Releases
↙Studio albums	2
↙Live albums	2
↙EPs	1
↙Singles	8
↙Video albums	1
↙Music videos	5

This article details the discography of American guitarist Slash, including his work with Guns N' Roses, Slash's Snakepit and his 2010 solo debut.

Albums

Studio albums

Live albums

EPs

Singles

With Guns N' Roses

With Slash's Snakepit

Guest appearances

• 1988 – Alice Cooper – The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years -> "Under My Wheels"
• 1990 – Iggy Pop – Brick by Brick -> "Home"; "Butt Town"; "My Baby Wants To Rock & Roll"; "Pussy Power"
• 1990 – Bob Dylan – Under the Red Sky -> "Wiggle Wiggle"
• 1991 – Michael Jackson – Dangerous -> "Give In to Me"; "Black or White"
• 1991 – Alice Cooper – Hey Stoopid -> "Hey Stoopid"
• 1991 – Lenny Kravitz – Mama Said -> "Fields of Joy"; "Always on the Run"
• 1992 – Spinal Tap – Break Like the Wind -> "Break Like the Wind"
• 1992 – Motörhead – March ör Die -> "Ain't No Nice Guy"; "You Better Run"
• 1993 – Duff McKagan – Believe in Me -> "Believe in Me"; "Just Not There"
• 1993 – Paul Rodgers – Muddy Water Blues: Tribute to Muddy Waters -> "The Hunter"
• 1993 – Slash and Paul Rodgers with the Band of Gypsys – Stone Free: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix -> "I Don't Live Today"
• 1994 – Gilby Clarke – Pawnshop Guitars -> "Cure Me...Or Kill Me..."; "Tijuana Jail"
• 1994 – Eazy-E – Beverly Hills Cop III Soundtrack -> "Luv 4 Dem Gangsta'z"
• 1995 – Michael Jackson – HIStory -> "D.S."
• 1995 – Mario Van Peebles – Panther -> "The Star Spangled Banner"
• 1996 – Marta Sánchez – Curdled Soundtrack -> "Obsession"
• 1996 – Solo – Curdled Soundtrack -> "Obsession Confession (Instrumental)"
• 1996 – Blackstreet – Another Level -> "Fix"
• 1997 – Michael Jackson – Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix -> "Morphine"
• 1997 – Insane Clown Posse – The Great Milenko -> "Halls of Illusions"
• 1997 – Marta Sánchez – Azabache -> "Moja mi Corazón"
• 1997 – Marta Sánchez – One Step Closer -> "One Step Closer"
• 1997 - Sammy Hagar - Marching to Mars -> "Little White Lie"
• 1997 – Alice Cooper – A Fistful of Alice -> "Lost in America"; "Only Women Bleed"; "Elected"
• 1997 – J – Pyromania - "But You Said I'm Useless"
• 1998 – Ella – El -> "Bayangan"
• 1999 – Duff McKagan – Beautiful Disease -> "Hope"; "Mezz"
• 1999 – Graham Bonnet – The Day I Went Mad -> "Oh! Darling"
• 1999 – Chic – Live at the Budokan -> "Le Freak"; "Stone Free"
• 1999 – Various Artists – Humanary Stew: A Tribute to Alice Cooper -> "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
• 2000 – Doro – Calling the Wild -> "Now or Never"
• 2001 – Ronnie Wood – Far East Man -> "Assorted Songs"
• 2001 – Bad Company – Merchants of Cool -> "Wishing Well"; "Crossroads"
• 2001 – Cheap Trick – Silver -> "You're All Talk"
• 2001 – Rod Stewart – Human -> "Human"; "Peach"
• 2001 – Michael Jackson – Invincible -> "Privacy"
• 2002 – Ray Charles – Ray Charles Sings for America -> "God Bless America Again"
• 2003 – Robert Evans – The Kids Stay In The Picture Soundtrack -> "Love Theme From The Godfather"
• 2003 – Matt Sorum – Hollywood Zen -> "The Blame Game"
• 2003 – The Yardbirds – Birdland -> "Over, Under, Sideways, Down"
• 2003 – Elan – Street Child -> "Street Child"
• 2005 – The Beatles – Benefit Single for the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake -> "Across the Universe"
• 2005 – Eric Clapton – Save The Children Benefit Single -> "Tears In Heaven"
• 2005 – Ray Charles – More Music from Ray -> "Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand (version 2003)"
• 2006 – Sarah Kelly – Where the Past Meets Today -> "Still Breathing"; "Out of Reach"
• 2006 – The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (Original score) -> "Welcome to Tokyo"
• 2006 – The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (Original motion picture soundtrack) -> "Mustang Nismo"
• 2006 – Derek Sherinian – Blood of the Snake -> "In the Summertime"
• 2006 – Paulina Rubio – Ananda -> "Nada Puede Cambiarme"
• 2006 – Daughtry – Daughtry -> "What I Want"
• 2008 – World Peace One – Theme Song -> "Give Your Love"
• 2008 – Alice Cooper – Along Came a Spider -> "Vengeance is Mine"
• 2008 – Edgar Winter – Rebel Road -> "Rebel Road"
• 2008 – Vasco Rossi – Il Mondo Che Vorrei -> "Gioca con me"
• 2009 – Escala – Escala -> "Kashmir"
• 2009 – Rihanna – Rated R -> "Rockstar 101"
• 2010 – Beth Hart – Download to Donate for Haiti -> "Mother Maria"
• 2010 – Macy Gray with Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum – The Sellout -> "Kissed It"
• 2010 – Global Sound Lodge – Hands Together – Single -> "Hands Together"
• 2010 – The Dirty Heads – Any Port In a Storm (Special Edition) -> "Check the Level"
• 2011 – State Line Empire – "Drive Me"
• 2011 – Travis Barker – Give The Drummer Some -> "Saturday Night"
• 2011 – Vincent Martella, (Phineas Flynn) and Dan Povenmire (Dr. Doofenshmirtz) – Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension Soundtrack -> "Kick It Up A Notch"
• 2012 – Adler – "Just Don't Ask"
• 2013 – Halestorm – "Here's To Us"

See also

• "Slash and The Hard Edge of Rock" (1991), here we got Slash as the subject of a three hour radio show, subsequently, the radio show was released as a 3-CD set with red and black picture discs and front and back liners. The program explored with Slash the bands that influenced him, his early family life, Guns N'Roses, and just about everything else including an interview with a librarian who knew SLASH as a very young patron. The entire CD set is so interesting and casts so much light on his career that the set is valued 200$. On the first cd, Slash discusses how Led Zeppelin influenced him by turning him on to his own musical heritage. Led Zeppelin was interested in the blues, and the band covered songs of great blues artists such as Willie Dixon. Slash thought Led Zeppelin had written all those blues songs, like "You Shook Me". When he discovered they hadn't, this meant there was a treasure trove of blues music to find. Led Zeppelin introduced him to the music of the Mississippi Delta and instilled in him a lifelong love of the blues.

On the third CD, Slash wrote some original music, A Tribute to Led Zeppelin. Since this tribute appears exclusively on this set, you may not have heard Slash jam in the style of Led Zeppelin before.^[25]

• Red Light Special (1994) (a song from the album CrazySexyCool by TLC on which Slash probably wrote but don't record the guitar lick).^[26]

• This Is Radio Slash (2012) (a compilation of various artist songs compiled by Slash.^[27])

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