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Slash, Duff McKagan, and Matt Sorum were members of the hard rock band Guns N' Roses.
Slash, Duff McKagan och Matt Sorum var medlemmar av hårdrocksbandet Guns N' Roses.

The position was filled by drummer Matt Sorum, who had played briefly with the Cult.
Den gick dock till Matt Sorum till slut, som tidigare spelat med The Cult.

Finck was originally recommended by Matt Sorum to Rose a year earlier as a possible second guitarist to complement Slash.
Finck rekommenderades av Sorum till Rose ett år tidigare som en eventuell andra gitarrist för att komplimentera Slash.

In a later interview, former drummer Steven Adler stated that Matt Sorum would not take part in a potential reunion unless Adler was involved.
I en senare intervju uppgav den tidigare trummisen Steven Adler att Matt Sorum inte skulle delta i en eventuell återförening, såvida inte Adler själv var inblandad.

Rose claimed that former members Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum had 'failed to see the potential' of the song and had no interest in recording or playing the piece.
Rose hävdade att de tidigare medlemmarna Duff McKagan och Matt Sorum "misslyckades med att se potentialen" av låten och hade inget intresse av att spela in eller spela låten.

According to Matt Sorum, in 1996, the band had recorded seven songs, with seven more in the writing stages, and intended to release a single album with 10 or 12 songs in spring 1997.
1996 sade Matt Sorum att bandet hade sju inspelade låtar, och ytterligare sju låtar som man arbetade med, och att man ämnade att ge ut ett album med tio eller tolv låtar under våren 1997.

The album features Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum.
Inspelningen är den sista med Slash, Duff McKagan och Matt Sorum.

Lineup: Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum, Dizzy Reed and Paul Huge.
Axl Rose, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed, Slash, Matt Sorum, Steven Adler och Izzy Stradlin.

Slash, Duff McKagan, and Matt Sorum were members of hard rock band Guns N' Roses.
Slash, Duff McKagan och Matt Sorum var medlemmar av hårdrocksbandet Guns N' Roses.

Drums: Matt Sorum (ex-Guns N' Roses), And bass: none other than Geezer Butler (ex-Black Sabbath).
Trummor: Matt Sorum (ex-Guns N' Roses). Och bas: ingen mindre än Geezer Butler (ex-Black Sabbath).

The meaning was explained by drummer Matt Sorum in a 1994 interview with Much Music and confirmed by Slash in his autobiography, Slash.
Detta förklarades av trummisen Matt Sorum i en intervju 1994 med Much Music och bekräftades av Slash i sin självbiografi, Slash.

The band's classic lineup, along with later members Reed and drummer Matt Sorum, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012, its first year of eligibility.
År 2012 valdes den klassiska uppsättningen av bandet tillsammans med de senare medlemmarna Reed och trummisen Matt Sorum.

The band's classic lineup, along with later members Reed and drummer Matt Sorum, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012, in its first year of eligibility.
År 2012 valdes den klassiska uppsättningen av bandet tillsammans med de senare medlemmarna Reed och trummisen Matt Sorum.

Between 1994 and 1996, the band sporadically recorded new material. Slash stated that most of this was written by Rose,[138] but in 2008, Rose wrote on the band's website that Rose was allowed very little input.[139] According to Matt Sorum, in 1996, the band had recorded seven songs, with seven more in the writing stages, and intended to release a single album with 10 or 12 songs in spring 1997.[140] Sorum said that It's Five O'Clock Somewhere, the debut album from Slash's band Slash's Snakepit, "could have been a Guns N' Roses album, but Axl didn't think it was good enough".[140]
Vid intervjuer med medlemmar av gruppen mellan 1994 och 1996 verkade det som att bandet sporadiskt började skriva och spela in nytt material, varav merparten, enligt Slash, hade skrivits av Rose.[79] Rose påstod dock motsatsen i ett öppet brev på Guns N 'Roses officiella webbplats 2008, och sade att albumet mestadels var ett "Slash-album" och att han knappt fick bidra till albumet.[80] 1996 sade Matt Sorum att bandet hade sju inspelade låtar, och ytterligare sju låtar som man arbetade med, och att man ämnade att ge ut ett album med tio eller tolv låtar under våren 1997.

Interviews with Guns N' Roses band members suggest that between 1994 and 1996, the band sporadically began to write and record new material, most of which, according to Slash, had been written by Rose.[106] Rose has stated the exact opposite in the open letter on the official Guns N' Roses website in 2008, saying that the album was mostly a "Slash album" and Rose was allowed very little input into the album.[107] According to Matt Sorum, in 1996, the band had recorded 7 songs, with 7 more in the writing stages, and intended to release a single album with 10 or 12 songs, with a release date of Spring 1997.[108] Sorum also mentioned that Slash's Snakepit's debut album, It's Five O'Clock Somewhere, "could have been a Guns N' Roses album, but Axl didn't think it was good enough."[108]
Medlemsbyten (1994–1999)[redigera | redigera wikitext] Vid intervjuer med medlemmar av gruppen mellan 1994 och 1996 verkade det som att bandet sporadiskt började skriva och spela in nytt material, varav merparten, enligt Slash, hade skrivits av Rose.[79] Rose påstod dock motsatsen i ett öppet brev på Guns N 'Roses officiella webbplats 2008, och sade att albumet mestadels var ett "Slash-album" och att han knappt fick bidra till albumet.[80] 1996 sade Matt Sorum att bandet hade sju inspelade låtar, och ytterligare sju låtar som man arbetade med, och att man ämnade att ge ut ett album med tio eller tolv låtar under våren 1997.