In a darkened room is genuinely one of the greatest solos I've ever heard, Scotti and Snake Sabo are an amazing duo they play off each other and there work is seriously high level guitar playing.
Hill is a monster player! Wrote some of the best guitar solos ever: "I remember you" "In a darkened room" "Wasted time" "Quicksand Jesus" The guy is a beast!
Thanks for giving a platform for these guys from the 80’s! There’s still so much animosity towards 80’s hard rock and heavy metal music and musicians, it’s BS! It’s pretty clear to see that the 1980’s were the last great era of music, period! I’d love to see Tom Kiefer on here!! Thank you Gibson TV!!
What's with people hating stuff cause it's great? It's like someone saying, I hate pizza, it's so good its lame. Or, wow, pretty girls really bother me, why are they so hot and stuff? Dilbags. The 80's were everything that was great placed right in front of you, none of this artistic restraint, shoe gaze, im such a nuanced player bullshit that is the bulk of what we get now. Bring back the ass kicking rock.
I'm aware of SOME negativity in regard to 80s music but for the most part, the 80s is revered for having the decade with the best "musicians" despite a lot of the gimmick looks. But I cant SEE music, I HEAR IT ! But yes, the 80s is mostly highly regarded for the musicianship and particularly great guitarists. Because it's true.
The 80s were the pinnacle of rock and lasted well out in the 90s which were rigged by the KKK for the music business to move to Nashville TN. Rap for black people, crossover-country for whites :(
Strick nine I guess it depends on the people around you. When I’m around some cats that were semi famous in the 70’s they hated all the glam and later the hair metal glam. And when I am around some cats that were semi famous in late 80’s/early 90’s scene that were apart of the Blues traveler/ Spin doctors’ scene they get all uppity about how much the 80’s sucked. They’ll check out an idea and say “I like that, where’d that idea come from?”, and I’ll say it was an idea inspired by Jani Lane. They stare at me clueless for a sec until I say Warrant, and then the hum and ha’s begin, eyes rolling and garbage this and garbage that and bla bla bla. It’s strange. You should listen to Eddie Trunk, he is always talking about how the 80’s bands get trashed on. It’s pretty frustrating.
@@jerryvahnknight218 Understood. That is just not my own experience at all among musicians of which I am in constant contact with over the past 36 years. Casual listeners will pile on. But Im certain that this stems from a herd mentality and people feeling like its the trendy thing to do. Trash 80s music, talk about their hair and say that Nirvana and Soundgarden saved rock music and its always described as "cheesy" There are exceptions to anything but musicians see it much different. I've been playing for 36 years and I sure do.
Thank you Scotti for this generous lesson! I have been waiting over 30 years for this moment! Never in my wildest dreams would 12 year old me imagine the technology we have today to pull this off! The wonders of RUclips.
What a total bad ass. I loved the lesson with Richie Faulkner and can’t wait to sit down with my 2015 Gibson LP standard and learn these. Very excited. Scotti has to be nearly as underrated as Tesla’s Frank Hannon. Simply awesome.
That whole “Slave to the grind” album took the band to the next level of metal! I loved all the Side A tracks! For Side B, “ A Darkened room” and “ Wasted time” were good. Side B was mellower. I loved how the cassette was stuffed with ridiculously long liner notes with complete lyrics and credits. The band was incredibly generous with the liner notes. And nice art! I used to just look at the artwork while listening to the album.
That LP tone is an absolute killer, how can you not like it. I know i love it. Scotty can hold his own with the very best in the business, no worries about that. Killer player, killer tone, awesome skills..take a bow, sir 🤘👏👌🍻
ohh Scotti !! i really really love you so much!! you are my hero in music! i have your guitar plectrum you threw in 2013 in semarang, indonesia. i watch your show, in very front at the hedge.. i scream "scoot scooot" calling you.. we did eye contact in several times at the time.. and finally i got your plectrum at the end of the show.. it was amazing experience in my life
Scotti is one of my favorite people in the world, and definitely my favorite guitar player. Love the video. Can't wait to see you again, brother. Let's Go! 😎🎸 #DamnTheVirus
I started playing guitar because of skid row and i still listen to them. I'll go see them every chance i get. I hope concerts return some day. I'd definitely risk my life to go see them again.
Brilliant to have released this I've shown Scotti Hill many videos of me performing Skid Row songs, on Instagram. Also I improvised a solo over Monkey Business and he said he loved it. Such a humble guy who wishes to see people play guitar and do what they love
Awesome thanks for taking me back in time and away from these Covid days. Toms river was a stone throw away from Monmouth beach. Great times back then that seemed to end with the Long Branch pier burning down. Thanks for the riffs and memories.
I've been a fan from the start, I was 16 and you guys provided the soundtrack for a very special time in my life! So cool of Scotty to take the time to do this!
i think this is THE GUITAR TUTORIAL i’ve been waiting for my whole gen X life! This album is a classic that started me off and one of the most inspiring- melodic-hard rocking-heavy metal riffs before Slave to the Grind. Thank you so much Scotti!
Since 1995 I had skid row poster paste just above my bed wishin one day to meet yu guys..... And here today its almost like meeting yoy all... Respect to you all..bytheway tat was a killer tone..
30 years ago when I was 15 and obsessed with skid row and I mean obsessed , I wish there was videos like this , I tried at the time to work out these riffs but never got them quite right. The internet is a magical thing , kids today don’t realise how lucky they are. Young Guitar players have a better start than we had when I was a nipper.
Love the Riff Lords series! Scotti is an awesome player and it's great that he took the time to show us how the songs are played and even give insight into what they were thinking when they wrote the songs! I also really enjoy just getting to know and hear the artist speak on a personal level and not in their "rock star" persona. Scotti you rock dude! \w/
Another incredible production by Gibson. Im addicted to watching their vids now. So cool to learn great songs from the actual performers! Great stuff Gibson
I love this video!!! Thank you Scotti and Gibson. I have always been in awe of the guitar work Scotty and Snake came up with and it's brilliant to see how the riffs are meant to be played correctly. I've always found it hard to get most of their riff down properly just by listening to the records, mostly because how well the two of them mesh their parts together. Thanks again for everybody who made this video, I wish it was another couple of hours longer to include some of my other favourite songs, particularly some of the ballads that bring tears in my eyes (In a Darkened Room, Quicksand Jesus, Breakin' Down)
This is a great lesson from one of my favourite guitarists of all time. Unfortunately I've been playing youth gone wild slightly wrong for about 30 years.
The 80's that are still so underrated produced the BEST GUITAR PLAYERS EVER. 80' S ROCK THE BEST EVER and ill give the 70's props too. Scotti Hill proves what i point out. Love this 😎👍👍🔥🎸🎼🎸🎼💜
The solo on quicksand Jesus amazes me Everytime I hear it,, Love u Scotti,,,hope someday we can witness the true original lineup including Sebastian Bach some day
Killer series! Scotti is a great teacher ... he & Snake - loved these lessons! If this series doesn't make some kids go get into guitar, nothing will :)
Scotti Hill proved to be a very nice guy and an excellent teacher. Very friendly and even I don't have a deep knowledge of the English language (Brazil here \o/) I understood every word perfectly.
One of my all time favorites! He and Snake are definately up there, when considering the best all time guitarist duo. Slave to the Grind was the time I picked up guitar and they've stayed with me since. I had the honor of meeting Scotti and the current lineup in Helsinki while a go and I was very impressed and humbled. And thanks for the picks Scotti!
I gotta thank Mr. Scotti for the careful, fun guitar lessons! I have been going on with the riffs with my new Les Paul Studio and Rockstar Amp. Feels good to get the hang make the riffs roll. Right on, man! Thanks, Bro!
‘Scotti Hill on lead guitar Toronto!’ Love this dudes playing. Skids have some killer riffs! Slave is easily in my top 5 desert island albums. \../ Rock on!!!
@@jpslayermayor9293 good video but just not enough. I think we all want a 50 minute video breakdown of the hits, just like the snake and others Gibson has done. Oh and Gibson should take note what he was playing, and make a signature series. I know I would trade every guitar in and save every penny to have be as close to his tone as possible. “Guitar, and a dream Some say I got it bad I say I've got the cream”
Agree. Saw him and Cinderella open for Bin Jovi in like 84, but then they headlined on the Long Cold Winter tour and saw them at the first rock show in Noblesville Indiana at an outdoor venue which used to be called Deer Creek. It was such a great show This is like in 90 or 91. Tom just ripped.
Gibson should invite Dan Hakwins from The Darkness... He's truly a great riff writer, a Malcolm Young type of guitarist... off the spotlight but a tremendous rythm guitarist... Oh! and of courses he plays Les Pauls all the time.
I loved this band. Back in the late 80s early 90s I got to see them more than any other band in the UK. I've lost count how many times. They opened for many bands at big shows and also did their own tours in the UK. Still to this day those shows go down as some the best shows I've been to.
I would definitely say Skid Row saved the later 80's when they emerged, they just had this fresh sound, they did a short promotional tour down here in Australia in the later part of 1987 and our agency through them a meet and greet party and we got to meet these guys and as you do got talking gear with Dave and Scotti in a room full of hot chicks lol, ADA preamp into a Marshall while one walked passed and quickly changed the subject , really cool dudes that said how lucky they were to be where they were and extremely humble and just loving life and why wouldn't you. These guys have an enormous catalog of riffs.
Awesome, so glad to see some hard rockers on display! I have to say, he's looking more and more like Ace Frehley as he ages... holding a Les Paul helps with that too :)
Hey Scotti saw you at the Philly Spectrum April 10th 1992 with Pantera -Excellent and you signed an autograph for me , during Solinger days. So Thanks for doing this Lesson here -You and Sabo are Lethal on Guitar !!!! Love It ....! Yo !!!! -What's up Rachel Bolan !!!!!
What an honor for Skid Row that both of their guitarists are featured now in Riff Lords. That's really cool
Scotti and Snake are so underrated. This was so great to see.
In a darkened room is genuinely one of the greatest solos I've ever heard, Scotti and Snake Sabo are an amazing duo they play off each other and there work is seriously high level guitar playing.
Hill is a monster player! Wrote some of the best guitar solos ever: "I remember you" "In a darkened room" "Wasted time" "Quicksand Jesus" The guy is a beast!
I couldn’t agree more!!!
The solo on "I Remember You" is one of my favorite solos of all time. It's so good.
Agree 100%
Oh yeah love Scotti. Great live energy and presence too in concert. 18 & life solo is iconic. Deff an influence along with EVH, Lynch, Warren D
He is a beast, but He totally pussed out on the 4 heavy pinched harmonics toward the end of the verse. Whatever!..
Skid Row is one of those bands that has 2 killer guitar players both play rhythm and lead equally good.
Couldn't more agreed!
So few are they... Queensryche, Skid Row, Metallica?!? Just phenomenal!!
Like def leppard with Steve and phil
yea totally true. like judas priest. they say so themselves
Yeah! Like Iron Maiden...
Scotti was my guitar teacher when I was a kid. This brings me back to that small room at Garden State Music, Toms River NJ, 1988.
What did you learn?
@@r4v3nner would it matter ? Scottie is a legend , you are ?
Thanks for giving a platform for these guys from the 80’s! There’s still so much animosity towards 80’s hard rock and heavy metal music and musicians, it’s BS! It’s pretty clear to see that the 1980’s were the last great era of music, period! I’d love to see Tom Kiefer on here!! Thank you Gibson TV!!
What's with people hating stuff cause it's great? It's like someone saying, I hate pizza, it's so good its lame. Or, wow, pretty girls really bother me, why are they so hot and stuff? Dilbags. The 80's were everything that was great placed right in front of you, none of this artistic restraint, shoe gaze, im such a nuanced player bullshit that is the bulk of what we get now. Bring back the ass kicking rock.
I'm aware of SOME negativity in regard to 80s music but for the most part, the 80s is revered for having the decade with the best "musicians" despite a lot of the gimmick looks.
But I cant SEE music, I HEAR IT !
But yes, the 80s is mostly highly regarded for the musicianship and particularly great guitarists. Because it's true.
The 80s were the pinnacle of rock and lasted well out in the 90s which were rigged by the KKK for the music business to move to Nashville TN. Rap for black people, crossover-country for whites :(
Strick nine I guess it depends on the people around you. When I’m around some cats that were semi famous in the 70’s they hated all the glam and later the hair metal glam. And when I am around some cats that were semi famous in late 80’s/early 90’s scene that were apart of the Blues traveler/ Spin doctors’ scene they get all uppity about how much the 80’s sucked. They’ll check out an idea and say “I like that, where’d that idea come from?”, and I’ll say it was an idea inspired by Jani Lane. They stare at me clueless for a sec until I say Warrant, and then the hum and ha’s begin, eyes rolling and garbage this and garbage that and bla bla bla. It’s strange. You should listen to Eddie Trunk, he is always talking about how the 80’s bands get trashed on. It’s pretty frustrating.
@@jerryvahnknight218
Understood.
That is just not my own experience at all among musicians of which I am in constant contact with over the past 36 years.
Casual listeners will pile on. But Im certain that this stems from a herd mentality and people feeling like its the trendy thing to do. Trash 80s music, talk about their hair and say that Nirvana and Soundgarden saved rock music and its always described as "cheesy"
There are exceptions to anything but musicians see it much different. I've been playing for 36 years and I sure do.
Thank you Scotti for this generous lesson! I have been waiting over 30 years for this moment! Never in my wildest dreams would 12 year old me imagine the technology we have today to pull this off! The wonders of RUclips.
What a total bad ass. I loved the lesson with Richie Faulkner and can’t wait to sit down with my 2015 Gibson LP standard and learn these. Very excited. Scotti has to be nearly as underrated as Tesla’s Frank Hannon. Simply awesome.
the 'Youth Gone Wild" Riff was my "smoke on the water" when I started learning to play.
one of the best riffs by The Silver Thinkers: The 17 million ! DAMN it's EPIC !
Scotti Hill has always been an underrated player, always played with more feel at a time when everyone else was playing a thousand notes a second.
The whole band is criminally underrated!
Truth
@@FoundingFathers2.0 Lynch was great, but I don't think there is much of Lynch/Skid Row connection.
'Slave to the Grind' is just a beast of an album. I'd be proud as shit if I'd written and recorded it too!
one of the best riffs by The Silver Thinkers: The 17 million ! DAMN it's EPIC !
Easy stuff. Sounds great. I like a bit of delay
That whole “Slave to the grind” album took the band to the next level of metal! I loved all the Side A tracks! For Side B, “ A Darkened room” and “ Wasted time” were good. Side B was mellower. I loved how the cassette was stuffed with ridiculously long liner notes with complete lyrics and credits. The band was incredibly generous with the liner notes. And nice art! I used to just look at the artwork while listening to the album.
best guitar tones hands down
@@Dewitt-b8n easy????
That LP tone is an absolute killer, how can you not like it. I know i love it. Scotty can hold his own with the very best in the business, no worries about that. Killer player, killer tone, awesome skills..take a bow, sir 🤘👏👌🍻
Very underrated guitar player this guy is a killer riff and solo creator
one of the best riffs by The Silver Thinkers: The 17 million ! DAMN it's EPIC !
ohh Scotti !! i really really love you so much!!
you are my hero in music!
i have your guitar plectrum you threw in 2013 in semarang, indonesia.
i watch your show, in very front at the hedge..
i scream "scoot scooot" calling you..
we did eye contact in several times at the time..
and finally i got your plectrum at the end of the show..
it was amazing experience in my life
Scotti is one of my favorite people in the world, and definitely my favorite guitar player. Love the video. Can't wait to see you again, brother. Let's Go! 😎🎸 #DamnTheVirus
One of the greatest Hardrock guitarist ever, great lesson, great sound - thanks!!!
I started playing guitar because of skid row and i still listen to them. I'll go see them every chance i get. I hope concerts return some day. I'd definitely risk my life to go see them again.
This is to good!!! Thank you to who ever put this together. This guy is one of my guitar heros.
Brilliant to have released this I've shown Scotti Hill many videos of me performing Skid Row songs, on Instagram. Also I improvised a solo over Monkey Business and he said he loved it. Such a humble guy who wishes to see people play guitar and do what they love
Awesome thanks for taking me back in time and away from these Covid days. Toms river was a stone throw away from Monmouth beach. Great times back then that seemed to end with the Long Branch pier burning down. Thanks for the riffs and memories.
Awesome! I grew up with Skid Row and always thought Scottie and Snake were the best guitar duo out there. This is gold.
I've been a fan from the start, I was 16 and you guys provided the soundtrack for a very special time in my life! So cool of Scotty to take the time to do this!
This is one of the best episodes, Cheers Scotti. Thank You
i think this is THE GUITAR TUTORIAL i’ve been waiting for my whole gen X life! This album is a classic that started me off and one of the most inspiring- melodic-hard rocking-heavy metal riffs before Slave to the Grind. Thank you so much Scotti!
This series is the best thing since VHS guitar lessons.
Amazing guitarist! Absolutely underrated.
Scotti Hill is the soul of Skid Row, no question about it... This guy is one of my favorite guitar player by far...
Scott Im huge fan thank you!!!
Slave to the Grind was Skid’s masterpiece, without any doubts!!
Scotti Hill is so heavy! I love Skid Row and their legacy in music is cemented. He and Snake are a potent 1-2 punch.
Gibson TV is killing it! Thanks for featuring Scotti...always loved his playing and tone! \m/\m/
Since 1995 I had skid row poster paste just above my bed wishin one day to meet yu guys..... And here today its almost like meeting yoy all... Respect to you all..bytheway tat was a killer tone..
30 years ago when I was 15 and obsessed with skid row and I mean obsessed , I wish there was videos like this , I tried at the time to work out these riffs but never got them quite right. The internet is a magical thing , kids today don’t realise how lucky they are. Young Guitar players have a better start than we had when I was a nipper.
Love the Riff Lords series! Scotti is an awesome player and it's great that he took the time to show us how the songs are played and even give insight into what they were thinking when they wrote the songs! I also really enjoy just getting to know and hear the artist speak on a personal level and not in their "rock star" persona. Scotti you rock dude! \w/
One of my favorite guitarists. Very cool to see him get some recognition.
Another incredible production by Gibson. Im addicted to watching their vids now.
So cool to learn great songs from the actual performers! Great stuff Gibson
Awsome video! Thank you for sharing Scotti! So happy you showed Forever which is such an epic piece of music!
I love this video!!! Thank you Scotti and Gibson. I have always been in awe of the guitar work Scotty and Snake came up with and it's brilliant to see how the riffs are meant to be played correctly.
I've always found it hard to get most of their riff down properly just by listening to the records, mostly because how well the two of them mesh their parts together. Thanks again for everybody who made this video, I wish it was another couple of hours longer to include some of my other favourite songs, particularly some of the ballads that bring tears in my eyes (In a Darkened Room, Quicksand Jesus, Breakin' Down)
This is a great lesson from one of my favourite guitarists of all time. Unfortunately I've been playing youth gone wild slightly wrong for about 30 years.
I just love Scotti. Definitely one of my inspirations to begin practicing guitar
Just discovered this channel. So glad I did. Scotti Hill such a great teacher
Lovin this Riff lords series, keep them coming dear, Gibson ❤️
The 80's that are still so underrated produced the BEST GUITAR PLAYERS EVER. 80' S ROCK THE BEST EVER and ill give the 70's props too. Scotti Hill proves what i point out. Love this 😎👍👍🔥🎸🎼🎸🎼💜
The solo on quicksand Jesus amazes me Everytime I hear it,,
Love u Scotti,,,hope someday we can witness the true original lineup including Sebastian Bach some day
Thank you Scottie and Gibson for giving us this fantastic video!!!! Really amazing stuff. Thanks again!
this rules, i love the youth gone wild riffs so much and can finally get them right from the man himself!
Hearing this just like eating fresh vegetables directly from the farmers beside tons our modern fast foodish meals....
never been this juicy...
Excellent explanation for each tune. Skid Row and Slave to the Grind are such classics!
Killer series! Scotti is a great teacher ... he & Snake - loved these lessons! If this series doesn't make some kids go get into guitar, nothing will :)
Thanks for showing us the right way to play those riffs Scotti!
Amazing riffs good job Scotti and Gibson for bringing these great riffs back.
Scotti Hill proved to be a very nice guy and an excellent teacher. Very friendly and even I don't have a deep knowledge of the English language (Brazil here \o/) I understood every word perfectly.
Thanks, Gibson! Thanks for having Scotti on here! monster guitar player. 🤘🏼
Awesome. I could watch these videos all day
I have learned so much from Snake and Scottie. Thanks Gibson for this video. Very, very helpful and informative.
Always dug scotti's fantastic playing style.good jam! Beautiful lp,great sound
Love the way he teaches. And its so cool to hear the person who wrote it describe and talk about how to play it correctly.
I love that guitar and the tone. Youth gone wild on cassette ,, listening on school bus those wer the days
Skid Row had great riffs in the time 80s rock was becoming to cookie cutter. They were a breath of fresh air.
Mr. Scotti Hill we salute you from Brisbane, Australia
One of my all time favorites! He and Snake are definately up there, when considering the best all time guitarist duo. Slave to the Grind was the time I picked up guitar and they've stayed with me since. I had the honor of meeting Scotti and the current lineup in Helsinki while a go and I was very impressed and humbled. And thanks for the picks Scotti!
Scotti Hill, man! How more awsome could this possibly get? oO!
This is awesome! Skid Row remains one of the best bands ever!
Love his feel and note choice, his playing on the first skid row record is just so awesome
Great Episode!! Thanks!! Gibson & Mr Hill
WOW!!!!!! Love to hear the tips and trick from a master! He inspires me to play and learn!
"That's to make it sound....Fucking Bad Ass....Evil" Love Scotti.
Thank you Scottie. Hope you make more music
The two first skid Row albums are totally badass !! Slave to the grind stills one of my best heavy record of all time !
Pls bring Snake Sabo showing Midnight/Tornado, Rattlesnake Shake and Sweet little sister riffs! They both are truly capos of heavy riffs!
He's coming!!!
one of the best riffs by The Silver Thinkers: The 17 million ! DAMN it's EPIC !
Midnight/ Tornado is a stomping monster. I'm new to using youtube and I'm loving all the good videos on here. Thanks Gibson.
I quite imagine that Midnight/Tornado is the inspiration for that scene in Netflix’s “Midnight Mass” where the vampire is hovering over the island.
Awesome video! Rock on Scott! I love The Youth Gone Wild when you open the volume up, sounds very cool. 👍
This was amazing. The riff work on early skid row albums by both snake & hill was top class
I gotta thank Mr. Scotti for the careful, fun guitar lessons! I have been going on with the riffs with my new Les Paul Studio and Rockstar Amp. Feels good to get the hang make the riffs roll. Right on, man! Thanks, Bro!
This and Snake’s episodes are fantastic. Thank you.
This is a kick ass video! 1. Great guitarist 2. Great setting and warm lighting 3. Awesome guitar!
Thanks for watching!!
@@gibsonguitar what amplifier is he playing through? it definitely aint no vegan tone, its so meaty
Killer tone on this video, and what a great player and song writer.
Ahhh that takes me right back to when i first began to play, Great to see Scotti getting the credits he deserves.
‘Scotti Hill on lead guitar Toronto!’ Love this dudes playing. Skids have some killer riffs! Slave is easily in my top 5 desert island albums. \../ Rock on!!!
A year later as a rhythm guitar player Youth Gone Wild is my favorite song to play… and my baby cousin loves it ❤️
Tom Keifer next!!!!! This was awesome
Agreed. Saw him in 88 gig in the UK and he is still the epitome of rock star to me
This is a must
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@@jpslayermayor9293 good video but just not enough. I think we all want a 50 minute video breakdown of the hits, just like the snake and others Gibson has done. Oh and Gibson should take note what he was playing, and make a signature series. I know I would trade every guitar in and save every penny to have be as close to his tone as possible.
“Guitar, and a dream
Some say I got it bad
I say I've got the cream”
Agree. Saw him and Cinderella open for Bin Jovi in like 84, but then they headlined on the Long Cold Winter tour and saw them at the first rock show in Noblesville Indiana at an outdoor venue which used to be called Deer Creek. It was such a great show This is like in 90 or 91. Tom just ripped.
I find it the most extraordinary thing when famous musicians show you exactly how to play their songs.
Thank you Scotti for this video! Love it, you rock man!
Gibson should invite Dan Hakwins from The Darkness... He's truly a great riff writer, a Malcolm Young type of guitarist... off the spotlight but a tremendous rythm guitarist... Oh! and of courses he plays Les Pauls all the time.
there should be a dan hawkins signature LP
I loved this band. Back in the late 80s early 90s I got to see them more than any other band in the UK. I've lost count how many times. They opened for many bands at big shows and also did their own tours in the UK. Still to this day those shows go down as some the best shows I've been to.
Just fkn brilliant...great player...great teaching a skill on it's own.. clear instruction and tips for the little nuances...right wheres my guitar 🤘
Awesome! Ive always loved his playing.
Thanks! Great stuff! I've learned through experts that you can't ever sound just like the artist themselves. Such a truism....
Love his playing. The first two Skid Row albums are classics.
Mudkicker, one of my fav's from the skids. this video is a gem.
I would definitely say Skid Row saved the later 80's when they emerged, they just had this fresh sound, they did a short promotional tour down here in Australia in the later part of 1987 and our agency through them a meet and greet party and we got to meet these guys and as you do got talking gear with Dave and Scotti in a room full of hot chicks lol, ADA preamp into a Marshall while one walked passed and quickly changed the subject , really cool dudes that said how lucky they were to be where they were and extremely humble and just loving life and why wouldn't you. These guys have an enormous catalog of riffs.
I'm loving these new Gibson vids. Scotti's a legend👍
when monkey business hit the air , it was probably the hottest song i've herd in like the last three years..kick ass ..
Oh my gosh Monkey Business is such a great song. Saw Skid Row live back in the Slave to the Grind days. Maybe the best live show I’ve ever seen.
Thank you Scotti and Gibson
Always loved his style! Thanks for the lesson!!!
Massive influence...love this!
great ! i loved them in their glory days , nice to see him play a lp
Awesome, so glad to see some hard rockers on display! I have to say, he's looking more and more like Ace Frehley as he ages... holding a Les Paul helps with that too :)
Hey Scotti saw you at the Philly Spectrum April 10th 1992 with Pantera -Excellent
and you signed an autograph for me , during Solinger days.
So Thanks for doing this Lesson here -You and Sabo are Lethal on Guitar !!!! Love It ....!
Yo !!!! -What's up Rachel Bolan !!!!!