Mark Slaughter states Slaughter can do new album if can get others away from playing with Vince Neil

Mark Slaughter states Slaughter can do new album if can get others away from playing with Vince Neil

Slaughter frontman Mark Slaughter was recently interviewed by Tigman of the Albany, New York, USA radio station Q103.

The singer was asked whether Slaughter which also features bassist Dana Strum, guitarist Jeff Blando and and drummer Zoltan Chaney, will ever do another album to which he stated (as transcribed by Blabbermouth):

“If I can get these guys in the studio and away from playing with Vince all the time, we’d be able to do that. [Laughs] Nobody’s getting rich by making records. It’s not about that. It’s about your art — you stick your art forward and you continue to make art whether it sells a zillion or it sells nothing. I think that’s really where I’m at. I’m not looking at the value of it, because in time, it becomes more valuable as time goes by.”

In terms of sharing his Slaughter bandmates with Neil, Mark Slaughter stated (as transcribed by Blabbermouth): “My band’s doing double duty, and that’s really when I started doing a lot of my solo stuff, because I thought half the year while they’re doing Vince stuff, I might as well make music because they’re not wanting to go in the studio, because they’re too busy. That’s really when I started doing a lot of these solo things — just to make music. I still like making music and still like doing it. It’s a good thing.”

You can read other excerpts of the transcribed interview with Mark Slaughter at Blabbermouth and listen to the entire interview by New York radio station Q103 below:

Mark Slaughter Talks New Solo Album and Bon Jovi’s Place in Hair Band History

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