Matt Sorum (Ex - Guns N' Roses / Velvet Revolver / The Cult) #4

<p>Become a Patron via<strong> Patreon</strong> <a href="http://www.patreon.com/drumforthesong/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>http://www.patreon.com/drumforthesong/</strong></a><strong> </strong>for access to exclusive content, group video calls, competitions, giveaways plus 20% discount at <a href="http://www.motorhead-beer.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>http://www.motorhead-beer.com</strong></a></p><br><p>Thanks for checking episode 4 of Drum For The Song podcast featuring&nbsp;<strong>Matt Sorum </strong>- superstar drummer previously of <strong>Guns N' Roses</strong>, <strong>Velvet Revolver</strong>, <strong>The Cult</strong>, <strong>The Hollywood Vampires</strong> and more! This is a truly fascinating conversation with the man who played drums on <strong>November Rain</strong> and toured the world with one of the biggest rock bands of all time.</p><br><p>Matt talks about how he ended up joining <strong>Guns N' Roses</strong> after <strong>Slash</strong> and <strong>Duff McKagan</strong> saw him play with <strong>The Cult</strong>. He also describes how the <strong>Use Your Illusion</strong> and <strong>The Spaghetti Incident</strong> albums were recorded and how he eventually got into songwriting with <strong>Slash</strong> for the <strong>Slash's Snakepit</strong> project. He also has a funny story about how he discovered dance music at a foam party in <strong>Ibiza</strong> with <strong>Slash</strong>. He talks about his blues project with <strong>Billy Gibbons</strong> of <strong>ZZ Top</strong> and how he had to revise his blues shuffles on the drums. He speaks fondly of his brief time touring as drummer for <strong>Motorhead</strong> while <strong>Mikkey Dee</strong> was temporarily unavailable and how he loved playing with <strong>Lemmy</strong> and <strong>Phil Campbell </strong>- my dad. Matt also goes into detail about his soon to be released app '<strong>Artbit</strong>' which was designed to help musicians, dancers and artists get paid for their expo