Legendary guitarist Slash (GUNS N' ROSES, VELVET REVOLVER) will guest on the nationally syndicated radio show "Rockline" with host Bob Coburn on Monday, December 3 at 8:30 p.m. PT / 11:30 p.m. ET. Fans are encouraged to speak with Slash by calling 1-800-344-ROCK (7625). The show will be streamed on the "Rockline" web site for two weeks beginning the afternoon after the live broadcast.

For more information, visit RocklineRadio.com.

Slash will release a special three-disc special enhanced edition of his acclaimed sophomore album, "Apocalyptic Love", exclusively at Best Buy on November 19. The collection includes the full 15-track version of the CD, including bonus songs "Crazy Life" and "Carolina", eight unreleased acoustic tracks from the group's Guitar Center Sessions as well as the "Live From NY" concert DVD from Slash's sold-out record-release show filmed live at Irving Plaza in New York City. The special enhanced edition will also include a collectible guitar pick tin.

"Apocalyptic Love" 3-Disc Special Edition track listing:

"Apocalyptic Love" (Deluxe CD)

01. Apocalyptic Love
02. One Last Thrill
03. Standing In The Sun
04. You're A Lie
05. No More Heroes
06. Halo
07. We Will Roam
08. Anastasia
09. Not For Me
10. Bad Rain
11. Hard & Fast
12. Far And Away
13. Shots Fired

Bonus Tracks

14. Carolina
15. Crazy Life

Live At Guitar Center (Acoustic) (CD)

01. Beggars And Hangers On
02. Back From Cali
03. Civil War
04. Fall To Pieces
05. Far And Away
06. Starlight
07. Not For Me
08. Sweet Child O' Mine

"Live From NY" Concert At Irving Plaza (DVD, 72 minutes)

01. Mean Bone
02. Dirty Little Thing
03. One Last Thrill
04. Back From Cali
05. Ghost
06. Standing In The Sun
07. Doctor Alibi
08. Speed Parade
09. Apocalyptic Love
10. Watch This
11. Starlight
12. Just Like Anything
13. Halo
14. You're A Lie
15. Slither

Encore:

16. By The Sword

An acoustic version of "Civil War" can be streamed using the SoundCloud player below.

"Apocalyptic Love", came out in May and was recently certified gold in Australia by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) for sales in excess of 35,000 copies.

"[The album has] been really well received and I was really pleased with the record in the first place; it's great," Slash said. "You never know what exactly is going to happen and I never have any what you'd call expectations, but once it's out there and people sort of dig it for the right reasons, it's always a good feeling."

Slash recently revealed that he and singer Myles Kennedy have already begun working on music for the guitarist's next album, to be recorded sometime next year.

"We are working on material, gathering ideas for another [record] at this point," Slash told Rapid City Journal. "We are sort of like in those early stages where I'm just recording different guitar ideas and I turn Myles on to it. He's thinking about his stuff and what he's going to do with it and so on."