SLASH EXPLAINS HOW TO PLAY "WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE"
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- This video taken from Nikki Sixx interview with Slash, Nikki know as a one of glam rock bassist in Motley Crue band, and Slash is a one of great guitarist in Guns N'Roses band. Thank you for watching and don't forget to subscribe if you like it..!! #janurkaliz #guitarist #gunsnroses
that's got to be the best intro to any Hard Rock song in history
Thunderstruck from ACDC my friend🤟
Anastasia
I mean, there's a lot of great intros but this is definitely in the top 5 or 10!
@@justthisguyyouknow42definitely not lol. Great but definitely not top 10
I think its the greatest opening to an album. One of the greatest albums ever recorded too.
This riff is amazing. Definitely not as simple as Slash makes it out to be. Lol. Slash was definitely one of the few that truly made me pick up a guitar. Thank you Slash.
Very easy. 6 note walk down, pick each note twice except for the last two (one two, one two, one two, one two, one, one). Throw on reverb, then tinker with it until it resounds before the second pick, i.e. so that it sounds like each note is picked three times with the last two sounding like they're picked twice (one two three, one two three, one two three, one two three, one two, one two - or, pick reverb pick, pick reverb pick, pick reverb pick, pick reverb pick, pick reverb, pick reverb).
@@hanburgundy4317
So one of those notes is actually the echo of a note already played?
I’ve been trying to pick them all and it’s pretty tough getting them all in at that speed
@@minnesotajack1 Yeah, you can hear the delay/echo he's using on this video. Just those 6 decending notes, delay set to quarter notes with several repeats.
@@BrettEPierce That's not right. On the recorded song the delay is only on those first two notes before the riff starts. He has a tiny bit of delay here but the sound comes from the open E which he explains here. He's playing the descending riff but between each note he's picking that open E. It's really freaking hard to do it.
I don't hear that open E at all 😮 I made mine sound similar unplugged so maybe if I play it with a delay, it'll sound similar but I really can't hear it despite this video
Slash is a national treasure.
Gary Moore and The Edge are better.
Yessir❤
@@YinWhoo-zx2szthe egde u2 make ya wanna go sleep man
@@YinWhoo-zx2szlmao whether anyone agrees with your comment or not it doesn’t mean he’s not a national treasure
British legend
His nonchalant composure and humility blow my mind. He's awesome.
God I fuckin love Slash. Coolest dude on the planet
FUCKING LEGEND FOREVER
That title would go to Keith Richards but I’d say Slash is a close #2.
Slash isn't real bro. Like Santa Claus
@@stephenhurd1489LIES!!! I saw him in a mall once...
Saw an interview where the guy asked Slash what he’s doing when not on the road. He said- “Taking guitar lessons”. He complimented this jazz guitarist that was giving him lessons and really opening up his playing and composing on the guitar. So cool 😎.
This is why I play hairband music. Slash is the best of the best
That’s the thing about hair band music. To be a guitarist in the genre, you had to have a complete mastery of the instrument. Along comes Cobain with his rudimentary skills, and the “best” lead guitarist of grunge (Pearl Jam) had a modest collection of pentatonic licks that could be copied by anyone in their first year of playing.
@@minnesotajack1it all circles back. trace the lineage of hair metal.
@@minnesotajack1you’re forgetting Jerry Cantrell from Alice In Chains, who is a master of his instrument. I agree that many of the hair bands had legitimate fantastic musicians, but man, Cantrell can effing rock.
G n r isn’t hair and, they’re just bad ass rock and roll
GNR and any of slash's solo work is not hair music or hair bands or hair metal. It is hard Rock.
the epitome of keep it simple, a stonking tone and a simple riff turns into one of the best intro's of all time
It’s not simple though, if you look up sheet music for it even a lot of that will be incorrect cause there’s so many little in between plucks you barely hear but makes it sound just right
@@jtluns9 just keep practicing buddy, eventually certain riffs come as naturally as breathing 👍
@@jtluns9It's the delay pedal that does all the work of those "in between" notes. The song is in 4/4, but like The Edge made famous in U2, Slash used the trick where the echoes repeat in 3/4 in a sense (triplet delay). This creates a very rhythmic effect where the repeats happen on the "off-beats," and it makes something that is incredibly easy to play and on the beat sound much more rhythmically complex.
@@boardsaith5591yet if you post yourself playing this song or any song, I’d bet everything I own you play virtually everything wrong. People who believe guitarists like slash or even Kurt Cobain are “simple” just know how to play most of the right notes or chords, but not the right timing, or dynamics, or feel , etc. I’ve only heard smells like teen spirit intro riff played correctly by someone other than me or Kurt , maybe once in my life. The other 100 times it was played wrong.
@@Gcssdvnkloiutesc smells like teen spirit, take a walk 🤣
One of the most Iconic riffs in Rock History. Slash is one of my heros.
Along with Sweet Child O’ Mine and his solo on that song man that was insane
@@GnR_Editzz Absolutely. I agree!
It never gets old.
Not true my high school was the tigers and I heard this so much to the point it makes me want to vomit. Slash is still a Bad MF though.
You know what does get old? That dudes fucking haircut 😂
@@Iwontreadyourreply🤡
@@Iwontreadyourreply why would he change it at this point… plus he would probably look strange with a different hairstyle at this point the hair suits him it’s his signature hair now
Edit : the dude I’ve replied to wasn’t called that when I first replied… dude changed his name because he had no answer 😂😂
Good to see Nikki is finally getting a lesson. Pretty soon he might actually be able to play one.
Nikki is taking bass lessons, blues guitar lessons, plays piano, and has written many of Motley Crue's songs, (around 50), wrote music and lyrics.
@@gedaom Yeah, that's why they have to play a tape when they are live. He has lost ALL credibility. He should just take all the money he fraudulently earned and go away.
@@dbdb703 they use tape for other things, like a cello in a ballad, or other music parts, but they do play live
@@dbdb703 that's such a terrible boomer take. Although it depends on the genre and the band itself, there's tons of bands that plays live that goes back for more than 50 years up until now uses tracks to add ambiance, body and more to their sound.
They're not a band that plays on their garage, they play on huge stadiums and venues and great audience experience is one of the goals. Therefore they need to use tracks for better production quality on their live shows. You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.
Yea, the dude is a complete FRAUD.
The crowd is usually so quiet when they start that song because they want to hear every note ...amazing.
When I went to their show in Montreal the crowd went quiet just to hear it, the coolest thing ever.
If you pay attention it has an air...influence run like hell by pink floyd. .from the album the wall.

And then start cheering when Axl's scream starts. Because nobody wants to hear that 😅
@@roberto3262 ROFL
‘Slash explains fuck all.’
Hahah right he like I just do this😮
He actually does explain it.. but explaining and doing are two different things on guitar. A thing simply explain can takes years of toil to do
He explained it. It's a melody pedaling on the open E. Now playing it is different story
@@hotman718 lol ya...pedalling the open "E". Not "B" which is what he is ACTUALLY playing. I love Slash explains nothing videos lol.
@@davekern1076yeah B
Guns N Roses should hire him
yeah they should
hahahahahaha
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 😂😂😂😂 LOL
Really !?Thats crazyyy
JAJAJSKSJSVNHNH
I'm so glad we have this interview with Slash and Vinnie Paul.
Ive met slash a few decades ago. Omg he was bored stiff n a little bit anxious. I told him a funny story about myself. He totally relaxed. Slash needed a good side aching laugh. Immensly helped him. Im a part time road musician with a so called regular job. We swapped bad motel n hotel stories.
You should never name-drop the people you’ve met. Burt Reynolds taught me that lesson.
@@thomascunningham2919Bob Johnsonbaugh our local 6 news anchor told me the same thing. How uncanny.
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😂😂😂
If that is true You are si lucky
@@thomascunningham2919 Lol nice
And here it is, the beginning of my rocking life!
NINGUÉM toca essa música melhor do que o próprio Slash. Nenhum dos ex-guitarristas do GNR conseguia extrair este som, fiel ao original.
Existe muita gente que consegue tocar com uma técnica superior a do slash(buckethead por exemplo), mas ninguém toca igual ele🤫🧏♂️
I couldn’t help but smile. Legend.
Such an iconic sound
Best opening ever
What a riff. It's so simple but got such a hook. Slash is the man. 😎🤟
That SCRATCH! ❤
WE love you Slash!
Kurt Cobain
Very simple riff with a twist genius
Man I wish I had that talent
Just practice literally anybody can get good at any instrument if they practice, some progress faster than others but if you stick with it and stay dedicated you can become great, I never knew I was good at playing music till I started practicing at 19 now I’m 22 and I can play 7 different instruments pretty well
Practice.
Slash never explains, he just play. I don't know how he got to compose those arpegios as he always miss the note he is saying with what he is playing or at least he is unsure about the scale .
@@davidBarrel just by hearing
@@UmbilicalNightmare naah, there is alwas a method, a form of developing your music call it scale or whatever, even gipsys have thir method
Slash never looks like he gets old lol
Sunglasses and hats age slower 😅
Drank keefs blood.
If you see him in good lighting and with no shades, hat or filter he def looks his age
It's the melanin
Just seen this live twice. Never gets old. This riff sends chills down my spine
One of the greatest guitarists of all time
Honestly, whos better than slash?
I mean, he's definitely one of the guitar players of all time
Girl, byee@@slickmeleon69
@@E30Tylerrr I greatly admire Slash, but Ritchie Blackmore is superior to me.. And Brian May is god.. The GOAT..
I would say your correct if we're talking living guitarists. If not, then Eddie Van halen hands down.
If we close our eyes, we will know that it is he who is playing, his timbre is unmistakable, a signature.... Unique!!!
That legendary intro was Slash's magixxx. No one could play as original as him
E uma pessoa boa..faz com simplicidade por isso e cativante 😊
He looked like he was having a flashback there for a moment. Rock on ! 🤘
Iconic. Good music never gets old. One of the best rock songs, ever.
Living legend.
Yeah, probably top 3500 guitar player all time
Slash certainly knows his place; he can lead when he can teach, and he can follow when he can learn. He is an absolute brilliant musician and person.
Fucking greatest rock riff off all the time
Yeah, not even top million, pal
The right hand is often overlooked when people talk about slash but damn so effortless 😮
Slash is a phenomenal composer!
Are we related?
He's awesome. The Paradise City lead is absolutely incredible. We must be connected in some way, because I have a similar style. He's truly comfortable in his own skin. 🤘
Nikki sixx .motley crue..🇮🇩🤘👍
The Master makes it look so easy, Slash is a phenom on the guitar, definitely one of the greats!!!
NIKK AND SLASH!!!!!
He knows it !!! I watchem them last year again, great show. Thank you GnR !!!
I am a Zakk Wylde fanatic..but I realized... Actually.. Slash s guitar skill is super possessive..his riff are memorable.. it hooks everytime where else Zakks super fast and almost computer like.. Zakks hooks marvelous and Slashs are just Brilliant
Just about every single guitarist gets this one wrong.
So in the VERY beginning, there is a delay. You're fretting the 4th fret G string, while alternate picking between the G and B strings a few times, then letting the delay trail off.
Somewhere, guitarists got it in their head that the pattern which follows this part (G 4th/2nd fret, D 4th/2nd fret, etc etc) is ALSO played with that delay, and the sound you're hearing is that same delay repeating the notes of that pattern.
This is completely wrong.
Telltale signs of this was that repeating B drone note in between the notes within that pattern that was never struck in the places it would have had to have been struck in order for the delay to continuously repeat the drone note like that. Also, you can clearly hear in the recording the dithering that's present when the delay is active, then the guitar sound on this part becomes more direct as the delay is switched off.
Taking the pattern into context, then realizing it was actually that pattern, but with the open B string struck in between each note...that was the secret.
I've tried to explain this to damn near every guitarist I know, only to get met with push back (no, it's that delay, you don't know what you're talking about). Funny how when I play it, it sounds exactly like the record. Even better now that we have a video coming straight from the horse's mouth confirming what I've known all along.
It is a difficult picking pattern to master, but once you do, that song becomes so fun to play just for that part alone.
Thank you so much for this!!!
Very good
Thanks for the quick tutorial. Trying to get some basic answers from musicians can be frustrating, humiliating, even terrifying! Haha! So many hidden landmines when navigating through a conversation with temperamental fragile ego musicians. It's gotten a lot better since RUclips made guitar tricks and secrets an open source, free use, available to everyone resource. I understand it's like learning how magicians pull off their tricks and then standing in the back of the venue loudly proclaiming that "Oh, I know exactly how he did that." "It's really quite simple." "Here, I'll show you all how it's done," haha! But, so what if there are 20 million guitar players that can play circles around me, they didn't come up with my hook on the one hit wonder song that's still paying my rent after all these years. It's not all about you, Mr. Guitar God, you know who you are, it's about what sounds good to the folks who buy tickets and support our dwindling venues.
The man can make that guitar sing like an angel.
A legend learns from a legend!!!
Who exactly are you referring to? The guy with the wig, the bandana and the flannel? 🤣 Never heard of him. There is only one LEGEND seen here, sir Slash.
@@F-U-CKYTCensorship🤘👍
Awesome 👍😎 Brings back memories of some good days.When I was growing up.👍
Slash é muito foda, coisa de gênio!!!
💯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Everyone is talking about Slash who is great by the way, but man... Mr. Nikki Sixx is another legend. Never seen these two together before.
The dude can shred.
Thank you Izzy.😊
Slash was the highlight of our show.
Such a great riff. I played it by accident a few yrs ago just riffing. Was so excited when i realized whet it was. Simple but awesome.
Slash Should’ve said “you fired Mick Mars I’m not talking to you bye”….
Why?
Whoa! Wait! ....What?! Motley Crue fired Mick Mars?! 😳 please tell me you're joking! Please.
Wish he did but I liked watching it and it's true I've never even given it a try on the guitar. Just dis and it is A monster lick
Just that part was so cool to hear. So talented
Good morning to everybody on youtube
So beautifully spoken with such a soft voice 💘
oh my God...
How nonchalantly he plays something so tricky. Legend.
Man, can you imagine what it must of felt like when he came up with that riff and then everyone started contributing
Bruh 🥹🤯
MUST'VE been great.
I watched an interview, Slash didn't even like it much, he felt like it sounded like carnival music. Then Axl told him and Izzy to play that tune they'd been working on and put the words to it. The "where do we go now" part actually came from them saying that while making the song and not being sure what should be next in the song. I always feel so dumb because I come up with these deep meanings about lyrics in my head and 9 times out of 10 the artist wasn't really trying to say anything, it just made for a good tune lol.
“You just play it like this…” (creates the most mind blowing iconic intro to a song ever😂)
Can we aske him to play any MC bassline ?
I was just thinking of the irony in this video. I’d love to see slash asking to play kickstart my heart and Nikki is all like “so that’s the end of today’s episode” 💀💀💀
#metaroast
Goosebumps everytime that rif starts…
That’s basically it lol
Yeah, what do you expect? This is like the 3542nd best guitar riff of all time.
One of the greatest riffs in rock history!
Every decent guitarist, back in the day, could play this in like 5 minutes with a delay pedal, really?
A delay pedal 😂 yes he uses one on the record but he still alternate picks like he shows here, the delay pedal is only used to give the riff an echo. The alternate picking part is actually a bit tough
Sure, anyone can play it. If you want to make it sound identical, that's another story. I've been playing for almost 10 years, and in that time, you figure out that there is SO MUCH more to a riff than just being able to play it...
Its not an easy riff. In fact slash himself plays it different from the studio recording. He does the alternate picking part about 6 times in the intro then the last 3 times hes only hitting single strings in the recording. The timing is also difficult because it sounds quicker in the stuido recording than it actually is played, it sounds quicker because they used the delay on an SRV 2000 rack unit.
When he plays it live, and even here hes playing it faster than the recording.
Most likely played the riff wrong, and it never sounded like the actual riff, that slash plays
@@LewisLivingLife its a basic riff as far as notes are concerned, it takes a bit of practice to get down. What makes it difficult is the sliding on the initial note (this makes a difference), speed of the alternate picking, delay gear used (roland srv 2000 was used on the recording), tone (a marshall with a 36 mod was used). All of the above are why its difficult to replicate that intro.
AWESOME!! TO SEE YOU 2 TOGETHER !! KILLER RIFF.
Even after he explains it i still don't know how he does it
So effortlessly 🔥 so glad i got to see him live
I may be cool, but I’ll never be Slash cool
Dam right
Everyone should read his autobiography book as its off the hook ...this man came into the world with a lot of things happening around with and him involved....crazy and awsome
Nikki Sixx is a literal genius. There would be no GnR if it wasn’t for Motley Crue. Nikki Sixx may be a little pretentious at times, but he is a bona fide Rockstar the likes of which the world will never see again. Too Fast For Love and Shout At The Devil are Smithsonian masterpieces
Shout at the devil🙌🙌🙌
I heard Nikki write the shout album high heroin helped his creative thinking!!
Thank you for your talent🔊
🔊🎸SLASH YOU ARE BRILLIANT🎸 🎩 🎼🎶🎵❤
Loved Guns n Roses concert….Slash & Duff are amazing
Love Slash! Absolute LEGENDARY GOAT!!!
That’s such a bad ass riff. Especially for the intro. I have really never heard anything like it to this day.
He makes it seem SOO easy. He does it so smooth
Seen slash play for three fuxing hours live he is incredible, even whit the tricks just incredible
Had that tape in 96 been a fan.of gnr ever since ❤😊
I think I have never seen Slash without his sunglasses IN MY LIFE! (42yro)
Slash and axl really an unbeatable musical team.
So much for him explaining how to play it.
I Love all the songs of guns n roses , and the members of group . ❤ .
One of the best rock song intros of all time.😁❤
So simple and yet so great. Most of my favorite riffs are simple. Simple and iconic.
He has such talent and always sounds unbelievable with no effort. I would love to know him or someone that likes playing ss much as he does. All night acoustic jams. Every night....
As a music major, it’s really that simple. His Creativity is what makes him a great guitarist
I love slash😊! Love how he pops up randomly
the great iconic intro
I mean, it's definitely an intro, but that's about it. Not even a top 2,000 song all time
Beautiful and wonderful harmoni 🥰🥰👍👍😎😎🤟🤟
Saul Hudson is My Guitar Goat 100%
Eew, you called him by his birth name! 🤭🤣
Mestre nas guitarra 🎸 🎸 🎸 ❤❤❤
I'm going to practice that. Looking at it now I think it's all in his right hand.
Wow so easy and so cool. I just saw them in Vancouver and they ask are class one musicians ❤
So dope. The vibe is exceptional.
As long as he's been doing it and as masterful as he is on that instrument, he truly respects the guitar and he has a humble spirit with it. I have to admit many guitarists who are really good at it behave this way.
My favorite guitarist, period.
I ran up the corridor with the GnR album at school. Brandishing it. It was good.
I was in the New England Patriots Stadium a couple of hours before a game. They tested the sound system with that song. It was literally, I don't mean figuratively, literally a life changing experience. It was in my soul.
My all time favorite guitarist ... Of all time
That intro is one of the best rock songs ever made
He has so many famous songs with a lead, riff, intro, outro, rather, and all the gifts he has created on that Les Paul. Too cool...
He is another Page & Gilmore. Slash is Part of guitar history. We still have him and he still loves doing what he does.
not even a top million song, pal.