Hello GOZA...LES ESCRIBO DESDE CHILE, UN SALUDO... CUANDO ME ENCONTRÉ CON ESTE TEMA HACE YA UNOS MESES...DIJE WAOOOO!!!...MUCHO TIEMPO QUE NO SALIA UN TRABAJO TAN BUENO...Y COMO NO, SI TENEMOS A UN CARISMÁTICO STEVEN , AUN SIMPATIQUISIMO BRYAN Y A UN SENCILLO Y TALENTOSISIMO SLASH... ESTOS SI QUE SON MUSICOS...ME DIÓ GUSTO ENCONTRARME CON USTEDES, VEÍA EN SUS CARAS COMO LO DISFRUTABAN Y NE SENTÍ IDENTIFICADO...ESPERO LEAN ESTE MENSAJE, SALUDOS, OSVALDO...
For anyone who doesn't know, what the reference to the killing floor is. It's a reference to the room in a meat packing plant, where they bring cattle, where they're slaughtered.
It does, but here's a little more context, as Killing Floor is a metaphor. From Wikipedia: According to blues guitarist and longtime Wolf associate Hubert Sumlin, the song uses the killing floor - the area of a slaughterhouse where animals are killed - as a metaphor or allegory for male-female relationships: "Down on the killing floor - that means a woman has you down, she went out of her way to try to kill you. She at the peak of doing it, and you got away now ...
Absolutely. When have you ever heard Slash come out with a blues album? Real blues. Not blues rock. Two very very different things. He’s leaning into his influences which is great.
👍 Check out Rory Gallaghers cover of Howlin' Wolf's 'When You'll Be Mine' (RoryWeb2011). The sound quality isn't great but it's a great performance. ✌️🤟🤘
Please listen to Howlin' Wolf's original with Wolf on vocals and with Hubert Sumlin and Buddy Guy on guitar. Slash's version is good, but no one sings it like Wolf sang it. ruclips.net/video/CHrVB35kTrE/видео.htmlsi=WNMZpkuLAg33tb52
@@gozaband says a fool! Growing up doesn’t mean you have a stick up our back side! It’s called being thought full, kind, and loving! Being a child all you life is why we are, where we are! Being a child in your adults years, is why morons are for Hummus! Leftist are children! Feelings over facts! So grow up…dig man, like far out! 🥴
How can Slash be reinventing himself if he IS a blues rock guitar player? This is what Slash is all about! Blues rock! You guys no nothing about rock, blues or Slash. Have you guys hear any of Slash’s Snakepit albums? Or any of his collaborations outside the GNR camp? Outrageous.
Tell me you know nothing about the blues without telling me you know nothing about the blues. Nice try little bro. Go listen to Howlin Wolf and learn what the blues REALLY is. Blues Rock is NOT THE BLUES. Thanks for playing, better luck next time!
I'm on both sides here. Slash doesn't play straight up blues BUT he incorporates it into his playing. So there are hints of it. Not to mention I forgot how many years ago it was but slash played with B.B King
@6:25 I think all Slash fans get it & would not be the least bit surprised that he has produced an album like this.
Hello GOZA...LES ESCRIBO DESDE CHILE, UN SALUDO...
CUANDO ME ENCONTRÉ CON ESTE TEMA HACE YA UNOS MESES...DIJE WAOOOO!!!...MUCHO TIEMPO QUE NO SALIA UN TRABAJO TAN BUENO...Y COMO NO, SI TENEMOS A UN CARISMÁTICO STEVEN , AUN SIMPATIQUISIMO BRYAN Y A UN SENCILLO Y TALENTOSISIMO SLASH...
ESTOS SI QUE SON MUSICOS...ME DIÓ GUSTO ENCONTRARME CON USTEDES, VEÍA EN SUS CARAS COMO LO DISFRUTABAN Y NE SENTÍ IDENTIFICADO...ESPERO LEAN ESTE MENSAJE, SALUDOS, OSVALDO...
For anyone who doesn't know, what the reference to the killing floor is. It's a reference to the room in a meat packing plant, where they bring cattle, where they're slaughtered.
It does, but here's a little more context, as Killing Floor is a metaphor. From Wikipedia: According to blues guitarist and longtime Wolf associate Hubert Sumlin, the song uses the killing floor - the area of a slaughterhouse where animals are killed - as a metaphor or allegory for male-female relationships: "Down on the killing floor - that means a woman has you down, she went out of her way to try to kill you. She at the peak of doing it, and you got away now ...
😮 Great review. So cool to see thses guys going back to there Blues root. Love this song and cant wait for Orgy of the Dammed.
Thank you!!! And thanks for watching with us yes I’m excited to hear the whole album as well
Another great track is slash and Billy Gibbons on the same album , but the whole album is great , nice review. Thankyou
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This means a lot to us thank you!!!
@@gozaband I appreciate the thanks but you both earned it have a pleasant evening 🙏😇
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Jimi’s version is on a Different plane… imo. 🎼💥🙏
Oh 💯 there would be no slash without Jimi!
It’s on a different level? I love Jimmy, but he ain’t no Howlin Wolf. “And you know that’s right.”
They were relentless.
Love Slash. Reinvented himself?
Absolutely. When have you ever heard Slash come out with a blues album? Real blues. Not blues rock. Two very very different things. He’s leaning into his influences which is great.
👍 Check out Rory Gallaghers cover of Howlin' Wolf's 'When You'll Be Mine' (RoryWeb2011). The sound quality isn't great but it's a great performance.
✌️🤟🤘
Thanks it’s on our list!
Please listen to Howlin' Wolf's original with Wolf on vocals and with Hubert Sumlin and Buddy Guy on guitar. Slash's version is good, but no one sings it like Wolf sang it.
ruclips.net/video/CHrVB35kTrE/видео.htmlsi=WNMZpkuLAg33tb52
Slash had a blues band when he first
left gnr
Would have been nice to have some Chicago blues players on the track. Maybe John Primer (Muddy’s last musical director).
Are you guys Crow! That’s how they painted their faces! Grow up, I know you have a musical group; but come on! 🤨
Never grow up!
@@gozaband says a fool! Growing up doesn’t mean you have a stick up our back side! It’s called being thought full, kind, and loving! Being a child all you life is why we are, where we are! Being a child in your adults years, is why morons are for Hummus! Leftist are children! Feelings over facts! So grow up…dig man, like far out! 🥴
those painted faces made me leave before 30 seconds.
How can Slash be reinventing himself if he IS a blues rock guitar player? This is what Slash is all about! Blues rock! You guys no nothing about rock, blues or Slash. Have you guys hear any of Slash’s Snakepit albums? Or any of his collaborations outside the GNR camp? Outrageous.
Tell me you know nothing about the blues without telling me you know nothing about the blues. Nice try little bro. Go listen to Howlin Wolf and learn what the blues REALLY is. Blues Rock is NOT THE BLUES. Thanks for playing, better luck next time!
You’re talking about two different things. Slash “reinventing” himself was just stupid. Nice try, kiddo.
No, slash playing real blues, not blues rock is reinventing himself little bro bro. Bye Felicia!
I'm on both sides here. Slash doesn't play straight up blues BUT he incorporates it into his playing. So there are hints of it. Not to mention I forgot how many years ago it was but slash played with B.B King