What Do You Want To Be - Music

Slash's Snakepit Was An American Rock Supergroup From Los Angeles California Formed By Guns N' Roses Guitarist Slash In 1994. Though Often Described As A Solo Or Side Project Slash Stated That Snakepit Was A Band With Equal Contributions By All Members. The First Lineup Of The Band Consisted Of Slash Two Of His Guns N' Roses Bandmates—drummer Matt Sorum And Guitarist Gilby Clarke—as Well As Alice In Chains Bassist Mike Inez And Former Jellyfish Live Guitarist Eric Dover On Lead Vocals. Their Debut Album It's Five O'Clock Somewhere Was Released In 1995. For The Supporting Tour Slash Enlisted James LoMenzo And Brian Tichy Of Pride & Glory In Place Of Inez And Sorum Who Had Other Commitments. They Played Shows In The US Europe Japan And Australia Before Geffen Records Pulled Their Financial Support For The Tour With Slash Returning To Guns N' Roses And Slash's Snakepit Disbanding. Following His Departure From Guns N' Roses In 1996 Slash Formed The Cover Band Slash's Blues Ball. After A Tour In 1997 Slash Approached Blues Ball Bassist Johnny Griparic About Forming A New Lineup Of Slash's Snakepit. The New Lineup Consisted Of Slash Griparic Singer Rod Jackson Guitarist Ryan Roxie And Drummer Matt Laug Roxie And Laug Were Both Former Members Of Alice Cooper's Solo Band . They Recorded And Released Their Second Album Entitled Ain't Life Grand In 2000 Which Was Preceded By A Tour Supporting AC/DC And Followed By Their Own Headlining Tour. For The Tour Keri Kelli Joined The Group In Place Of Ryan Roxie Who Departed Following The Completion Of The Album. However After The Final Show Slash Disbanded Snakepit Due To A Lack Of Commitment From His Band Members. Shortly After Slash Formed Velvet Revolver In 2002 Along With Drummer And Fellow Guns N' Roses Member Matt Sorum. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Slash's_Snakepit Studio Albums
It's Five O'Clock Somewhere 1995 Ain't Life Grand 2000 read less