What makes Always on the Run by Slash notable?

'Always on the Run' is notable for its blend of rock and funk influences, contributing to Lenny Kravitz's breakout as a solo artist. The title track became a commercial success, reaching the charts and solidifying Kravitz's place in the early '90s rock scene. Released in 1991, 'Always on the Run' came during Slash's rise to fame as a pivotal member of Guns N' Roses. This period marked his transition into solo work, following the massive success of the band's album 'Appetite for Destruction' just a few years earlier.