SLASH CONTENT GUIDE & PODCAST LISTEN LINKS: Spotify: spoti.fi/2TzldGO Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3x0vxFH: 00:00 Introduction 00:35 The first artist you put on a pedestal? 01:52 The first artist you saw yourself in? 2:54 Meeting his first heroes 04:39 The Sixties lifestyle his parents lived 08:56 What about punk rock? 10:27 The guitarist’s connection between heart and hand 11:27 Myles Kennedy 12:43 Key elements of expression 13:59 Perfect rock records, like Appetite for Destruction 15:32 The record that took him over 16:59 Favourite Motorhead song? 19:07 Your musical Mount Rushmore 20:20 What only Axl Rose could do 22:59 Your first show? 24:50 The five songs that changed your life 26:37 What we talk about
Slash and Adler are very "down to earth." My dad has told me multiple stories about meeting adler but he's only met slash once and he said "they both talked to me like I was their friend and have known them forever"
His autobiography is so good. How real and down to earth he is shines through this crazy life and extraordinary experiences. My husband died suddenly, and life fell apart. I would comfort the kids to sleep as they cried each night then dive into his book, getting lost into that, to not fall apart when alone and facing the reality so many rough nights. There is no doubt he is a very intelligent man. I'd recommend his book to anyone.
I love his book too, Slash's story is genuinely amazing. And RIP to your husband. I've lost a few friends but can only imagine what you're going through losing a spouse. I hope you and your children are doing alright. Im wishing you peace, positivity and prosperity as you continue on
"Use your Illusion I & II" are great rock albums! Thank you Slash, Axl, GNR, band, crew, team for this great albums! They are still fun to listen and have great songs and moments.
FYI: Axel more or less held the others in the band hostage to be able to record those albums. Also Slash in particular wasn't happy about the piano in every other song, nor was he happy about the sometimes progressive sound.
Slash has always been cool! Met him several times. The first time was November 1994 when he had formed the Slash’s Blues Ball band and they played at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano. I hung out with his people during the show and they told me to stick to them after the show and not to leave the venue. After they closed the doors we all went to the bar and Slash came out to hang out. I sat on the bar stool right next to him. I had brought a leather marker and he drew his signature skull with top hat and cigarette on the back of my jacket. We hung out till 3 in the morning. It was super cool and he was super humble. I remember that he mentioned that he had stage fright to that day!
m.clip-share.net/video/KSSJIgSyoQo/video.html This is a nice chill interview/Q&A with Axl. He's really mellowed out as life has gone on. I've always loved him and I always will.
Most good guitarist out there are humble. I can't remember seeing many guys bragging about how good they are...John 5 comes to mind. Guitar players are all still fans of other guitar players, they still get that feeling we do when we go backstage.
This guy gets it, he had damn near lost it, but once again, he got it, sober & strong. long ways from propping him up for photo shoots for G & R cause he was completely wasted. Proud of him, & his playing has only gotten better over the years, Anastasia being a phenomenal example of that, His albums with Myles are awesome…
Keith Richards is the man, the legend. Slash is so sweet and genuine.. That's what's cool about him. He isn't a God, there is only one and Slash has said this in his interviews. He is one hell of a good musician. An artist who is greatly admired.
This bloke has written some of the best riffs and beautiful solos in rock history, the solos in November Rain are masterpieces, just to name one song, a humble, living legend, a true rock star, cheers Slash 👍🇦🇺🍻🍻
Slash is one of the guitarist whose interview I always enjoy. He is a cool, relax, down to earth guy who loves to talk about music and guitar. One thing I notice since zoom interview is a thing. Slash seems more articulated and chatty when doing online interview. He is more laid back when doing face to face interview.
Interesting interview! I like hearing about the musical heroes and inspirations of our favorite artists. Slash is a very interesting person. He definitely has his own musical persona and tone, but he’s been inspired by and enjoys listening to music from all types of genres and unexpected places. He’s also very introverted, shy, intelligent, and well read from what I’ve heard. How did you score an interview with Slash? I always wonder if artists get paid for these interviews and how a Clip-Sharer would be able to afford it. I’d like to hope that some of these artists don’t charge Clip-Sharers and see it as a way of helping someone else while promoting themselves. Anyway, that’s just my own curiosity. Thanks to Slash and Christina!
Can never get enough of these candid interviews with Slash...he's such a GREAT DUDE and down to earth.. everyday guy making extraordinary music and doing it for decades with a grace that very few possess...LEGEND among legends...FIRST CLASS HUMAN BEING..🤘😜🎸❤️🎶☮️🌍
Couldn't agree more! I love looking at interviews with rock stars such as Slash, Myles Kennedy and Lzzy Hale because how humble and disciplined they all come across and I never have seen any of them come across as arrogant or selfish.
I remember one of the big time metal magazines back in the 80s when GnR were first blowing up. There was a article about guitarist of the year and slash was rated the worst guitarist of the year at that time. Funny how most of the others burned out long ago without ever having the impact legacy and influence or longevity he has. Not to mention the money or fame.
I’ve watched so many Slash interviews, what an incredible treat to find such original questions, that in turn opened the door to such original answers. Truly awesome, and quite some accomplishment when interviewing such an icon who has been asked the same old tired questions. Bravo, great interview, apparently slash can be quite at ease and quite able to express himself in words when an interview comes across as more of a chat rather than a copy of whatever last chat show pro-forma cliche questions list. Consider me your latest subscriber, and newest fan. Very curious, and excited to see who else you’ve interviewed.
Was in Memphis at a very small hard rock bar called Rascals, and when I went in, GnR was up there. Axl was sitting at a table with 3 girls and the band started a song "Bad Obsession". Duff said, "well if you aren't going to sing, I will" and Axl jumped up on the table and onto the stage and sung that one song and left with the women. The rest of the band stayed most of the night. Slash stayed until the sun was coming up and some goof ball took a swing at another goof ball and Slash's security escorted him away. --- Me and my brother were sitting at an adjacent table to Slash. After about an hour or so, I did ask for an autograph which he gave me. But I don't think anyone else said a word to him or went up to him. The place always had heavy bands play till around 6AM. I think it was Son of Slam playing, if I'm not mistaken. (A local band back in the day, loved their song "Sick". It's on youtube)
Nightrain Mr. Brownstone Bad Obsession Live and Let Die (Wings cover) Dust n' Bones It's So Easy Attitude (Misfits cover) Double Talkin' Jive Civil War Patience (Wild Horses (Intro)) Welcome to the Jungle November Rain You Could Be Mine Matt Sorum Drum Solo Slash Guitar Solo Speak Softly Love (Love Theme From The Godfather) (Nino Rota cover) Sweet Child o' Mine My Michelle Pretty Tied Up So Fine Rocket Queen Move to the City Dead Horse Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan cover) Encore: Estranged Paradise City I don't remember the songs in this order, but it has been a long time ago. We had behind the stage seats, and on Knockin on Heaven Door (I think, its been so long ago, regardless, it was one of these songs), Axl sung it behind the drum set facing us. There were only like 50 people, that were sitting in these seats, but to be honest, they weren't that bad, and got an entire song like we were in the front row. I just don't recall it being the last song before the encore. After the concert, we (Brother and I) went to Rascals as we normally do and they were there. So saw them twice in one night at different venues. There are videos of Rascals that same year on youtube. No video exists that I know of the Pyramid show, and I read that a poster would pay $1000 for it if anyone had one. LoL Also saw some other bands at Rascals like Alice in Chains. It was the rock place to go, if you were a band in town I guess.
I am not an autograph guy. Plus I don't know the protocol of disturbing someone famous. I just guessed after a hour or two of just sitting there I wouldn't be disturbing him too much to ask. I work with the NFL the last five years, and I see all the stars come thru the stadium that I watched in college. Saw Dan Marino at a game and Derrick Henry and so forth. Plus all the halftime show folks like Sheryl Crow and stuff. But at least there, there is a protocol that we don't speak to anyone unless they address us (which has only happened to me once).
Slash is talking way more than I’m used to hearing him speak. He has a good amount of memories he can conjure up despite all the abuse he put his mind and body through.
Great interview, slash is always a good interview and i never get tired of listening to some of the same stories because there is always a different take on them so basically different pov
It's nice to see him speaking so eloquently, he is such a knowledgeable, laid back guy. When he was young he was still very laid back, but incoherent most of the time haha!! 🤣🥰😍
great questions! congratulations for the interview... most of the people who interviewed Slash in the past asked same boring questions for the most part... anyone who plans to interview Slash in the future should see this
@TheTribalist Me too and i have seen every band from pantera to the cult and and there are 3 singers i can think of that really had that ekstra something and that was axl robert plant and sammy hagar they where just next level live
Slash is fucking awesome..down to earth and humble an absolute legend. Just like Hendrix was..unbelievable talent but didn’t go to his head Some of the best guitar solos of all time slash created
This has to be the best Slash interview hands down. The questions were perfect and new. And just the connection between the guess and interviewer like he seemed really comftable and the interviewer and slash had a friend vibe which is great when it comes to interviews
Zakk Wylde, Tom Morello, Brann Dailor, King Buzzo Maynard, and now Slash. I love this series!!! I've followed Christina on her Clip-Share channel for a while and I love her interviews.
I love Slash, he seems to be such a nice down to earth cool guy while at the same time being a bad ass Rock -n- Roll legend. Very humble, he never acts like he has an ego or any delusions of grandeur, and he definitely could have both. He is a guitar legend, a musical legend, a ROCK-N-ROLL LEGEND !!!
Such a well done,chill interview,both of you:)I've always esteemed his Slash's Blues Ball band:)Crossroads,The Thrill Is Gone& so many Blues classics:)Still remember meeting him at the Hollywood Bike Jam/Paramount back lot@ '97-sweet cat,but what strikes me as a grown man is his,Sweet Jesus Mercy-Humility & Thoughtfulness,so rare these days,bless him&Always Be Well & all that...
Great interview. I've never met the dude as I live half way round the world. Missed tickets to the living the dream tour. Tried to grab tickets for g'n'r's Gold Coast show before covid f@cked it all. It's a bucketlist thing for me, I will see Slash play one day.
I love him. I felt she was jumping through her list of Questions and wasn’t listening and responding to some of his of his answers. She could have dug deeper. That’s me.
Love the way slash plays it revolves around the song. It compliments the rest of the instruments with the proper tone and attack. The look the feel . . . It just works !
Slash's book is really good. It's not just a bunch of stories about drugs & strippers. There's a lot of info about the music writing process, the roots, the origins, the influences, the music industry, touring, etc...
17:37 Very cool for Lemmy to have Slash hang as Motörhead recorded "Rock N Roll" at Redwood Studios, which was a short walk from St Moritz Club, where they met in London.
Slash is my favorite guitarist he is the reason why I tried so hard to play guitar like him but I couldn't guitar was not my thing later I become magician.😁
This is great. These are sort of questions and answers I used to search for so I could discover favorite music of my favorite musicians. Best ways to expend your horizons and broaden your taste. Glad that this content exists for newer generations.
Super interesting interview, i liked the kind of second questions she was doing... unlike most of Slash's interviews where people ask him the same over and over again
Slash is an amazing artist and a very down to earth guy. I am looking forward to see Guns N' Roses live in Italy in 2022, they're my all time favorite band and I'm so glad to have discovered them. Their music is my everyday medicine.
I’m fascinated by people who settle on a “look” when they’re in their teens and then stick with it for their entire lives. I don’t mean to criticise it, it’s just very different to my own experience and most people I know.
i saw Slash and GnR incl Izzy at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 6.10.91. it was a great show. GnR was great. Axl gave us "sad news" that Poison broke up that day and he also had us yell "Get in the Ring" for the album track. Skid Row opend for them.
SLASH ES EL MEJOR GUITARRISTA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS. EL ES VERDADERAMENTE UN GENIUS (UN GENIO)ME GUSTA COMO SLASH TOCA SU GUITARRA. I LOVE IT IM I LIKE IT. ITS VERY COOL SLASH. QUE DIOS LO BENDIGA A TAN BUEN GUITARRISTA
Very nice. I appreciate the fact that you put separate chapters in your video. It's funny that the only time a a content creator does that I don't need it because I'm going to watch the whole thing. 😁👍🏻
Slash seems a laid back kind of guy he does not have a ego like a lot of rock stars have and he is a guitar legend he was the right.one for guns n roses cc devile for poison was the right one for them up the irons maiden maiden and happy new year🎉🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🤟🤟🤟🎸🎸🎵🎵
Yes slash.is one of the best rock guitarists of all time along with jimmi.henderix Randy Rhodes Stevie ray Vaughan richie.blackmore I can go on November I think is one of the best rock songs of all time and slash's guitar solo is fantastic slash mate you rock and keep on rocking and up the irons maiden manic and jimmy page he is fantastic Eric Clapton Angus young Pete Townshend of the who🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🎸🎸🎸🤟🤟🤟🎵🎵🎵🎵🇬🇧🇬🇧🎉🎉🎉
Met him before a show. Had a poster I wanted him to sign. He took a look at it and then took off in his escalade. Then met duff the day after. He spent the time talking to me having a nice convo . Signed that same poster and even took pics. Cmon slaaaaash
He likes reptiles. His book is hilarious. There's a story about him doing Heroin at some resort in Florida and taking a shower and seeing thousands of creepy little men everywhere. All over him, he freaked out, crashed the glass shower door and was running naked through a golf course trying to get away from all of them.
these legends abd A leaguers know, the primary guitarist and the vocalists all know when the chemistry is there, it is instant. Tyler knew he wanted Perry, EVH knew he needed Roth despite his limitations.......
I saw Slash live in 2019. I've been a Gunners fan for 27 years and I knew Slash was good. Seeing him outside GNR, I saw how Awesome he really is. He just doesn't stop playing.
Love Slash,Down to Earth Guy,Seen Him in Detroit With GN'R ,Poor Guy It Was 107 Out,Wolf Opened For Them..He Rocked All Night..Thanks For Sharing..Rockin Interview..Loved His Dads Work..Doing Album Covers ..🤘🖤👊🌹
I love that every time slash is shown speaking in a video theres always someone that comments "this is the first time ive heard him speak" or something along those lines lmao this is the first time ive heard him speak tho
From reading the posts i reckon Christina is her name. She has such a casual and matter of fact style, she really seems to put the artists at ease. Her questions are smart and not too cliche. Makes for a great reaction from the artists. She is well read and sharp as a hook. No ditzy girl questions at all. Top notch. Revolver is lucky to have her.
We really need now to get back to 70's rock, musicians going back to the Blues and study of the greats who studied them, Guns did and they really captured it, Rock seemed to loose a feel. From UK In trying [as a musician] but cannot find any that go back and study 70s rock. We need good times again. Love Slash. Good stuff.
@Wobbly Lance Em ..yes Greta van fleet ..clich''e .....I want original ..those two cheloe players from Europe I like ..classical ..with rock ..huge passion ..it connects, classical music to me is rock n roll ..
That time is over, unfortunately..but,there are good solid rock bands putting out good music. Check out Dirty Honey, 70s and 80s vibes without directly ripping anyone off.
SLASH CONTENT GUIDE & PODCAST LISTEN LINKS:
Spotify: spoti.fi/2TzldGO
Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3x0vxFH:
00:00 Introduction
00:35 The first artist you put on a pedestal?
01:52 The first artist you saw yourself in?
2:54 Meeting his first heroes
04:39 The Sixties lifestyle his parents lived
08:56 What about punk rock?
10:27 The guitarist’s connection between heart and hand
11:27 Myles Kennedy
12:43 Key elements of expression
13:59 Perfect rock records, like Appetite for Destruction
15:32 The record that took him over
16:59 Favourite Motorhead song?
19:07 Your musical Mount Rushmore
20:20 What only Axl Rose could do
22:59 Your first show?
24:50 The five songs that changed your life
26:37 What we talk about
Slash always comes across as a genuine, effortlessly cool dude. Great Interview!!!
exactly man! hes always been a cool dude like to chill with!
Slash...always down to earth and true guitar god
Sorry but Eddie Van Halen is thousand times better! Don't compare!
Seems a nice guy, and an underrated player & composer
Slash and Adler are very "down to earth." My dad has told me multiple stories about meeting adler but he's only met slash once and he said "they both talked to me like I was their friend and have known them forever"
Yes guitar God
I agree. He is a guitar god. The last.
His autobiography is so good. How real and down to earth he is shines through this crazy life and extraordinary experiences. My husband died suddenly, and life fell apart. I would comfort the kids to sleep as they cried each night then dive into his book, getting lost into that, to not fall apart when alone and facing the reality so many rough nights. There is no doubt he is a very intelligent man. I'd recommend his book to anyone.
Thank you ❤
I love his book too, Slash's story is genuinely amazing. And RIP to your husband. I've lost a few friends but can only imagine what you're going through losing a spouse. I hope you and your children are doing alright. Im wishing you peace, positivity and prosperity as you continue on
I love his book too... Rest in Peace to your husband, hope you and your children are doing okay now
"Use your Illusion I & II" are great rock albums! Thank you Slash, Axl, GNR, band, crew, team for this great albums! They are still fun to listen and have great songs and moments.
Double talkin jive
FYI: Axel more or less held the others in the band hostage to be able to record those albums. Also Slash in particular wasn't happy about the piano in every other song, nor was he happy about the sometimes progressive sound.
Slash has always been cool! Met him several times. The first time was November 1994 when he had formed the Slash’s Blues Ball band and they played at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano. I hung out with his people during the show and they told me to stick to them after the show and not to leave the venue. After they closed the doors we all went to the bar and Slash came out to hang out. I sat on the bar stool right next to him. I had brought a leather marker and he drew his signature skull with top hat and cigarette on the back of my jacket. We hung out till 3 in the morning. It was super cool and he was super humble. I remember that he mentioned that he had stage fright to that day!
great interview, I wish Axl would give us an interview like that, a simple, chill and friendly interview
100% I wish axl would to but not sure he can x
@John Swanger you really don't know
@John Swanger Axl has chilled out and grown up heaps, people change, we aren’t in the 80/90s anymore haha, unfortunately
@Stevie-Simone Andrews cool will definitely check it out.
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This is a nice chill interview/Q&A with Axl. He's really mellowed out as life has gone on. I've always loved him and I always will.
slash is undoubtedly one of the most humble and coolest guitarists ever. would love to meet and chat with him some day
Most good guitarist out there are humble. I can't remember seeing many guys bragging about how good they are...John 5 comes to mind. Guitar players are all still fans of other guitar players, they still get that feeling we do when we go backstage.
This guy gets it, he had damn near lost it, but once again, he got it, sober & strong. long ways from propping him up for photo shoots for G & R cause he was completely wasted. Proud of him, & his playing has only gotten better over the years, Anastasia being a phenomenal example of that, His albums with Myles are awesome…
Keith Richards is the man, the legend. Slash is so sweet and genuine.. That's what's cool about him. He isn't a God, there is only one and Slash has said this in his interviews. He is one hell of a good musician. An artist who is greatly admired.
This bloke has written some of the best riffs and beautiful solos in rock history, the solos in November Rain are masterpieces, just to name one song, a humble, living legend, a true rock star, cheers Slash 👍🇦🇺🍻🍻
Slash is one of the guitarist whose interview I always enjoy. He is a cool, relax, down to earth guy who loves to talk about music and guitar. One thing I notice since zoom interview is a thing. Slash seems more articulated and chatty when doing online interview. He is more laid back when doing face to face interview.
Great interview! Slash is so happy and funny on this one. Great guy! Wish I could meet him again. 🙏
It's the coolest thing about slash when you hear him you know it's him. I was one of them kids who bought appetite the day came out
Interesting interview! I like hearing about the musical heroes and inspirations of our favorite artists. Slash is a very interesting person. He definitely has his own musical persona and tone, but he’s been inspired by and enjoys listening to music from all types of genres and unexpected places. He’s also very introverted, shy, intelligent, and well read from what I’ve heard.
How did you score an interview with Slash? I always wonder if artists get paid for these interviews and how a Clip-Sharer would be able to afford it. I’d like to hope that some of these artists don’t charge Clip-Sharers and see it as a way of helping someone else while promoting themselves. Anyway, that’s just my own curiosity.
Thanks to Slash and Christina!
You could have the same guitar, same amp etc etc but you won’t sound like Slash. Slash always sounds like Slash - no one else sounds like him
Can never get enough of these candid interviews with Slash...he's such a GREAT DUDE and down to earth.. everyday guy making extraordinary music and doing it for decades with a grace that very few possess...LEGEND among legends...FIRST CLASS HUMAN BEING..🤘😜🎸❤️🎶☮️🌍
Couldn't agree more! I love looking at interviews with rock stars such as Slash, Myles Kennedy and Lzzy Hale because how humble and disciplined they all come across and I never have seen any of them come across as arrogant or selfish.
I remember one of the big time metal magazines back in the 80s when GnR were first blowing up. There was a article about guitarist of the year and slash was rated the worst guitarist of the year at that time. Funny how most of the others burned out long ago without ever having the impact legacy and influence or longevity he has. Not to mention the money or fame.
I remember that
Awesome interview, Keith is absolutely a must in rock revolution. Great to see Slash, thanks for sharing.
I’ve watched so many Slash interviews, what an incredible treat to find such original questions, that in turn opened the door to such original answers. Truly awesome, and quite some accomplishment when interviewing such an icon who has been asked the same old tired questions. Bravo, great interview, apparently slash can be quite at ease and quite able to express himself in words when an interview comes across as more of a chat rather than a copy of whatever last chat show pro-forma cliche questions list. Consider me your latest subscriber, and newest fan. Very curious, and excited to see who else you’ve interviewed.
Thanks so much! Means a lot. - CR
Was in Memphis at a very small hard rock bar called Rascals, and when I went in, GnR was up there. Axl was sitting at a table with 3 girls and the band started a song "Bad Obsession". Duff said, "well if you aren't going to sing, I will" and Axl jumped up on the table and onto the stage and sung that one song and left with the women. The rest of the band stayed most of the night. Slash stayed until the sun was coming up and some goof ball took a swing at another goof ball and Slash's security escorted him away. --- Me and my brother were sitting at an adjacent table to Slash. After about an hour or so, I did ask for an autograph which he gave me. But I don't think anyone else said a word to him or went up to him. The place always had heavy bands play till around 6AM. I think it was Son of Slam playing, if I'm not mistaken. (A local band back in the day, loved their song "Sick". It's on youtube)
@Stanley Myrick Cool. Thanks for the story. That must have been a trip.
@Mimimi 1992 Pyramid - Setlist
Nightrain
Mr. Brownstone
Bad Obsession
Live and Let Die
(Wings cover)
Dust n' Bones
It's So Easy
Attitude
(Misfits cover)
Double Talkin' Jive
Civil War
Patience
(Wild Horses (Intro))
Welcome to the Jungle
November Rain
You Could Be Mine
Matt Sorum Drum Solo
Slash Guitar Solo
Speak Softly Love (Love Theme From The Godfather)
(Nino Rota cover)
Sweet Child o' Mine
My Michelle
Pretty Tied Up
So Fine
Rocket Queen
Move to the City
Dead Horse
Knockin' on Heaven's Door
(Bob Dylan cover)
Encore:
Estranged
Paradise City
I don't remember the songs in this order, but it has been a long time ago. We had behind the stage seats, and on Knockin on Heaven Door (I think, its been so long ago, regardless, it was one of these songs), Axl sung it behind the drum set facing us. There were only like 50 people, that were sitting in these seats, but to be honest, they weren't that bad, and got an entire song like we were in the front row. I just don't recall it being the last song before the encore. After the concert, we (Brother and I) went to Rascals as we normally do and they were there. So saw them twice in one night at different venues. There are videos of Rascals that same year on youtube. No video exists that I know of the Pyramid show, and I read that a poster would pay $1000 for it if anyone had one. LoL Also saw some other bands at Rascals like Alice in Chains. It was the rock place to go, if you were a band in town I guess.
Cool story! I listened to the band you mentioned and they sounded cool. When was this? 88 or so?
I am not an autograph guy. Plus I don't know the protocol of disturbing someone famous. I just guessed after a hour or two of just sitting there I wouldn't be disturbing him too much to ask. I work with the NFL the last five years, and I see all the stars come thru the stadium that I watched in college. Saw Dan Marino at a game and Derrick Henry and so forth. Plus all the halftime show folks like Sheryl Crow and stuff. But at least there, there is a protocol that we don't speak to anyone unless they address us (which has only happened to me once).
HEY revolver!!, don’t forget bout the shit taking you guys did back in 91/92 bout slash and the band.
Slash is talking way more than I’m used to hearing him speak. He has a good amount of memories he can conjure up despite all the abuse he put his mind and body through.
Slash always makes me smile as he talks. Wise and humble, pure streets!
Love Slash, such a great persona and guitarist
Great job by the interviewer. Slash is so down to earth especially since he's about as legendary as it gets.
Great interview, slash is always a good interview and i never get tired of listening to some of the same stories because there is always a different take on them so basically different pov
Most iconic, and one of the biggest and greatest guitar players of all time.
Slash is too cool and chill, great interview.
It's nice to see him speaking so eloquently, he is such a knowledgeable, laid back guy. When he was young he was still very laid back, but incoherent most of the time haha!! 🤣🥰😍
great questions! congratulations for the interview... most of the people who interviewed Slash in the past asked same boring questions for the most part... anyone who plans to interview Slash in the future should see this
Great interview and i gotta agree Axl is one of the best rock n roll singers i have ever seen live
@Will Byrne he'll always be a legend.
*was
Imo he’s the best. He’s the one who really makes me feel a lot of emotions
@clausm2203 man you’ve seen just about all the legends. Those three you mentioned are all top tier.
@TheTribalist Me too and i have seen every band from pantera to the cult and and there are 3 singers i can think of that really had that ekstra something and that was axl robert plant and sammy hagar they where just next level live
Slash is fucking awesome..down to earth and humble an absolute legend. Just like Hendrix was..unbelievable talent but didn’t go to his head
Some of the best guitar solos of all time slash created
Bloody oath, awesome solos, great riffs
So nice to hear him talk about Axl that way. Almost made me cry.
This has to be the best Slash interview hands down. The questions were perfect and new. And just the connection between the guess and interviewer like he seemed really comftable and the interviewer and slash had a friend vibe which is great when it comes to interviews
Zakk Wylde, Tom Morello, Brann Dailor, King Buzzo Maynard, and now Slash. I love this series!!! I've followed Christina on her Clip-Share channel for a while and I love her interviews.
Zakk Wylde,Just Seen Him In Detroit in Nov..He Rocked 🤘🖤👊
I love Slash, he seems to be such a nice down to earth cool guy while at the same time being a bad ass Rock -n- Roll legend. Very humble, he never acts like he has an ego or any delusions of grandeur, and he definitely could have both. He is a guitar legend, a musical legend, a ROCK-N-ROLL LEGEND !!!
Appetite for destruction is perfect rock record
If you're in a hit-making band, then you're a great guitarist.
Such an inspiration, thank u Slash! And thanks for the interview!
As a Zeppelin fan, its always great to hear ppl like Slash talk about Zep in an honorable fashion.
He is the only celebrity I've ever wanted to meet. He is the reason I play guitar.
Such a well done,chill interview,both of you:)I've always esteemed his Slash's Blues Ball band:)Crossroads,The Thrill Is Gone& so many Blues classics:)Still remember meeting him at the Hollywood Bike Jam/Paramount back lot@ '97-sweet cat,but what strikes me as a grown man is his,Sweet Jesus Mercy-Humility & Thoughtfulness,so rare these days,bless him&Always Be Well & all that...
Great interview. I've never met the dude as I live half way round the world. Missed tickets to the living the dream tour. Tried to grab tickets for g'n'r's Gold Coast show before covid f@cked it all. It's a bucketlist thing for me, I will see Slash play one day.
30 years ago, I would have said I want to see axl. Now I just want to see slash.
Great questions. Great answers. Really well done.
I love him. I felt she was jumping through her list of
Questions and wasn’t listening and responding to some of his of his answers. She could have dug deeper. That’s me.
His memory is phenomenal and he is so physically fit and he is always so humble and kind I have read his book he is an amazing Man and an inspiration
Great guy who's playing does get better with age..total workaholic.
Very cool interview slash seems very laid back stress free person
This interviewer did such a great job with her questions. Gotta love some Slash!
Love the way slash plays it revolves around the song. It compliments the rest of the instruments with the proper tone and attack.
The look the feel . . . It just works !
Slash doesn't change! He is Always so cool!!!
Led Zeppelin 2/Toys in the Attic/Sticky Fingers are perfect rock records.
Slash's book is really good. It's not just a bunch of stories about drugs & strippers. There's a lot of info about the music writing process, the roots, the origins, the influences, the music industry, touring, etc...
@Vogiro Vottega book is just called Slash (autobiography) you can google it , Duff's book is good too, called "It's So Easy & Other Lies"
What’s the title ?
17:37 Very cool for Lemmy to have Slash hang as Motörhead recorded "Rock N Roll" at Redwood Studios, which was a short walk from St Moritz Club, where they met in London.
Slash is my favorite guitarist he is the reason why I tried so hard to play guitar like him but I couldn't guitar was not my thing later I become magician.😁
This is great. These are sort of questions and answers I used to search for so I could discover favorite music of my favorite musicians. Best ways to expend your horizons and broaden your taste. Glad that this content exists for newer generations.
Super interesting interview, i liked the kind of second questions she was doing... unlike most of Slash's interviews where people ask him the same over and over again
Slash’s fan for eternity! Best rocker ever!
Hard to find a good interview with Slash. You have achieved it! Many thanks.
Slash is an amazing artist and a very down to earth guy. I am looking forward to see Guns N' Roses live in Italy in 2022, they're my all time favorite band and I'm so glad to have discovered them. Their music is my everyday medicine.
I’m fascinated by people who settle on a “look” when they’re in their teens and then stick with it for their entire lives. I don’t mean to criticise it, it’s just very different to my own experience and most people I know.
I like how down to earth he is🥰
Very cool interview! 🔥
slash too humble...such an amazing player and solo writer.
What a legend
When an interview says "yeah that's amazing" and moves on. I have a difficult time believing that they were actually listening.
i saw Slash and GnR incl Izzy at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 6.10.91. it was a great show. GnR was great. Axl gave us "sad news" that Poison broke up that day and he also had us yell "Get in the Ring" for the album track. Skid Row opend for them.
What a great interview and interviewer.. And she's a total fox too, thanks!
I really enjoyed this interview!
hermosa entrevista!!!gracias por tu música Slash!!!
SLASH ES EL MEJOR GUITARRISTA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS. EL ES VERDADERAMENTE UN GENIUS (UN GENIO)ME GUSTA COMO SLASH TOCA SU GUITARRA. I LOVE IT IM I LIKE IT. ITS VERY COOL SLASH. QUE DIOS LO BENDIGA A TAN BUEN GUITARRISTA
Slash is one of the main reasons I started playing the guitar!!! This is awesome !!!
Very nice. I appreciate the fact that you put separate chapters in your video. It's funny that the only time a a content creator does that I don't need it because I'm going to watch the whole thing. 😁👍🏻
Ty Revolver for the ❤ and thank you for the great interview you did of Slash who is the coolest guitarist ever.
Slash is amazing
This was very cool and insightful.
Slash seems a laid back kind of guy he does not have a ego like a lot of rock stars have and he is a guitar legend he was the right.one for guns n roses cc devile for poison was the right one for them up the irons maiden maiden and happy new year🎉🎉🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🤟🤟🤟🎸🎸🎵🎵
Yes slash.is one of the best rock guitarists of all time along with jimmi.henderix Randy Rhodes Stevie ray Vaughan richie.blackmore I can go on November I think is one of the best rock songs of all time and slash's guitar solo is fantastic slash mate you rock and keep on rocking and up the irons maiden manic and jimmy page he is fantastic Eric Clapton Angus young Pete Townshend of the who🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🎸🎸🎸🤟🤟🤟🎵🎵🎵🎵🇬🇧🇬🇧🎉🎉🎉
Loved this one. Awesome work xtina
Met him before a show. Had a poster I wanted him to sign. He took a look at it and then took off in his escalade. Then met duff the day after. He spent the time talking to me having a nice convo . Signed that same poster and even took pics. Cmon slaaaaash
a living legend on zoom.
He likes reptiles. His book is hilarious. There's a story about him doing Heroin at some resort in Florida and taking a shower and seeing thousands of creepy little men everywhere. All over him, he freaked out, crashed the glass shower door and was running naked through a golf course trying to get away from all of them.
Slash is so nice in interviews
these legends abd A leaguers know, the primary guitarist and the vocalists all know when the chemistry is there, it is instant.
Tyler knew he wanted Perry, EVH knew he needed Roth despite his limitations.......
Que adorable slash 😍 😍
I saw Slash live in 2019. I've been a Gunners fan for 27 years and I knew Slash was good. Seeing him outside GNR, I saw how Awesome he really is. He just doesn't stop playing.
Slash 👑 He's v.likable ❤ his laughter is so infectious 😊 u laugh along wit him👑
VERY ARTICULATE in all of his interviews! he's well read.
I like how she called him the mighty slash and he laughed it off. So funny. I’m so mighty.
Love Slash,Down to Earth Guy,Seen Him in Detroit With GN'R ,Poor Guy It Was 107 Out,Wolf Opened For Them..He Rocked All Night..Thanks For Sharing..Rockin Interview..Loved His Dads Work..Doing Album Covers ..🤘🖤👊🌹
I love that every time slash is shown speaking in a video theres always someone that comments "this is the first time ive heard him speak" or something along those lines lmao this is the first time ive heard him speak tho
Slash is just so damn cool 😀
Slash is 57 and still sound like a teenager also he haven't aged since 1992.
He's almost exactly 10 years older than me, that's how I remember how old he is
@Vinnie Dixon oh ok. I forgot it’s 2021
@MrGenexxx He was born July 23rd 1965 which makes him 56
He is 55
He is 56
Big thanks to slash for the epiphone j45. I'm still in awe after having it for a month
The first stadium show I ever went to was also at the Forum in 1991 to see GUNS N ROSES!!
From reading the posts i reckon Christina is her name. She has such a casual and matter of fact style, she really seems to put the artists at ease. Her questions are smart and not too cliche. Makes for a great reaction from the artists. She is well read and sharp as a hook. No ditzy girl questions at all. Top notch. Revolver is lucky to have her.
If only she'd stop with the 'yeah' & 'yep' every few seconds. Shut up & let him talk.
That Mount Rushmore was spectacular
Slashy always just chill.... much love
We really need now to get back to 70's rock, musicians going back to the Blues and study of the greats who studied them, Guns did and they really captured it, Rock seemed to loose a feel. From UK In trying [as a musician] but cannot find any that go back and study 70s rock. We need good times again. Love Slash. Good stuff.
@Wobbly Lance Em ..yes Greta van fleet ..clich''e .....I want original ..those two cheloe players from Europe I like ..classical ..with rock ..huge passion ..it connects, classical music to me is rock n roll ..
Greta Van Fleet and Dead Man's Whiskey are worth checking out
That time is over, unfortunately..but,there are good solid rock bands putting out good music.
Check out Dirty Honey, 70s and 80s vibes without directly ripping anyone off.