It's Five O'Clock Somewhere

by Slash's Snakepit

It's Five O'Clock Somewhere cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 14 February 1995
  • Label: Geffen
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 1:09:34
  • Community rating: 3.08/5 from 2 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Originally conceived using material rejected by Axl Rose for Guns N' Roses, legendary guitarist Slash formed this highly potent hard rock supergroup to release 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere'. The album completely bypasses 90s alternative trends, relying strictly on massive, blues-drenched riffs and highly aggressive, classic rock swagger. Featuring stellar vocal work from Eric Dover, it serves as an incredibly fun, unapologetic celebration of sleazy, guitar-driven rock and roll.

Genres

Descriptors: melodic

Tracklist

  1. Neither Can I (6:42)
  2. Dime Store Rock (4:53)
  3. Beggars & Hangers-On (6:14)
  4. Good To Be Alive (4:50)
  5. What Do You Want To Be (6:16)
  6. Monkey Chow (4:11)
  7. Soma City Ward (3:49)
  8. Jizz Da Pit (2:47)
  9. Lower (4:54)
  10. Take It Away (4:43)
  11. Doin' Fine (4:16)
  12. Be The Ball (5:15)
  13. I Hate Everybody (But You) (4:40)
  14. Back And Forth Again (5:55)

Credits

  • Slash's Snakepit - primary artist
  • Dizzy Reed - backing vocals, keyboards
  • Gilby Clarke - backing vocals, rhythm guitar, written-by
  • Mike Inez - backing vocals, bass, written-by
  • Conart - cover
  • Katch - cover [uncredited]
  • Matt Sorum - drums, written-by
  • Teddy Andreadis - harmonica

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