Today, Generation makes many responsibilities easy to make, adding production music. But for artists who have been game tools for decades and are accustomed to making old records, it would not be possible positive. Slash explains how Generation has replaced the “soul” of rock n ‘roll.

The guitar hero how he saw the generation replace the music landscape in an interview with the host of Loudwire Nights, Toni González.

“It is more complicated [playing music yourself] because you will have to play from one finish from the song to another and keep it in combination and not forget all the games and this and that. But you are fucking musicians, that is what we are intentioned to do,” said the guitarist, laughs.

“I think that the type of inclination of technology, and is great, technology, I do not reach the device that is available to make life less difficult as an artist recording. But it reached a point where you have more precedence than the soul of music,” he continued.

Slash has identified that safe types of music, such as pop, hip-hop and EDM, are intended to act as “a mosaic of sounds”, so he understands that the generation is safe styles.

“But regarding the music that is encouraged through other people who play in combination: rock ‘n’ roll, blues, live R&B and classical music, those are general things that prosper the power and interaction of all combination games,” he explained. “It was lost in this type of landscape to share records in which we have evolved, where all the phones.

Fortunately for Slash, he was able to capture this interaction and this power in his latest album with Myles Kennedy and the conspirators, entitled 4, which was launched today (February 11). He and his organization Comradas worked with the manufacturer Dave Cobb at the RCA Studio A in Nashville, Tennessee, and recorded the Live album.

“We have done it, I cut the track, then it would happen to me and I was doing the guitars in the control room because I hated the headphones,” he said. “But I asked him:” Why can’t we put the device in the room? “It’s about the appetite for destruction. And I have never been able to make someone do it. “

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