CONTRABAND
OUT in
The CD will be released with 3 different colours
covers:
RED
White
Black
There should also be available an explicit lyrics version
with the parental advisory and a clean version, plus special editions in
Here
you are the track list!
Sucker
train blues (4.27)
Do
it for the kids (3.55)
Big
machine (4.25)
illegal i
(4.17)
spectacle (3.41)
fall to pieces (4.30)
headspace (3.42)
superhuman (4.15)
set me free (4.07)
you got no right (5.35)
slither (4.08)
dirty little thing (3.57)
loving the alien (5.49)
Sucker
train blues : they rhythm guitar is done on a ’56
telecaster, slash says that it was chosen as opening song because it is the
most GnR like song and it represents a bridge between present and past.
Do
it for the kids: it has a double meaning,
the kids of the song could both be the kids in the public and Scott’s children
Big
machine: The song went out easily, duff started playing and
matt joined and then slash with solos and rhythm
Illegal
i: it was born one day that
matt was late for practice and duff started playing drums
Spectacle: old song that once daff was singing then Scott gave it a different
lyric
Fall
to pieces: it’s a ballad but it’s a different one as it’s a
power ballad with a lot of loud guitar
Headspace: it was born in 15 minutes, Scott had and idea on the topic and just
sang the lyrics
Superhuman: for duff it is the perfect song for a strip bar and also his favourite
song in contraband
Set
me free: oldest song of the group written
when they not even were a band it was born from a matt idea. It is the
soundtrack for the movie “the Hulk”
You
got no right: this song was first performed at the smashbox on 30 oct
2003 the tune is played on a takamine and recorded
via microphone and pickup
Slither: the first single from contraband. SLASH wrote the riff and then matt
and duff got in for the intro and the bridge, when Dave joined the band slash
had already recorded also rhythm guitar so he only had to fill the holes
Dirty
little thing: duff says it is about Paris Hilton
Loving
the alien: the ballad, full of sentiment and passion, slash
plays a gibson es335 through
a fender amplifier with some reverb