Slash N' Roses - The Epic Journey of Slash: From Guns N' Roses to Rock Legend

"Dive into the extraordinary saga of Saul Hudson, famously known as Slash, in this enthralling music documentary. From his early days with Guns N' Roses to becoming a rock and roll icon, witness the highs and lows of one of the greatest guitarists of all time. 🌟🎸
🔥 What's Inside:
- The formation and rise of Guns N' Roses
- Slash's iconic style and legendary riffs
- His battles with addiction and personal triumphs
- Velvet Revolver and the formation of Slash and The Conspirators
- The unforgettable Guns N' Roses reunion
- Slash’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- And much more!
🎮 Featuring his appearances in Rock Band and Capitol One commercials, this video is a must-watch for every rock music enthusiast and Slash admirer.
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✨ Experience the legacy of a rock legend. Watch now! ✨"

[@jeremywanner4526]

The most truly amazing thing about GnR is the fact they’re all still surviving.

[@dondamon4669]

True! Amazing really and one of the rock n roll clichés they never done. But they weren't fake and lived it fully, all so close to death at times

[@Fionn83]

Yes they are all holding Ozzy beer

[@aletamdeshon5937]

The original drummer od'd.... So not all survived 😢

[@donniejean]

Honestly in some ways they’re doing better. Axl smiles, and actually makes it on time for a full show. Duff is all buff now. Slash just loves to play.

[@goodgremlinmedia2757]

Sadly Axle sounds like Mickey Mouse these days ☹️

[@swampdog1592]

didn't expect David Attenborough

[@BethanyWooton]

He is the narrator of wild animal show😂

[@jordanyukio]

😂

[@eugene2876]

It was cool for a minute😂 love Slash but gonna pass.

[@oneness8802]

Ai ?

[@WhenHariMetKari]

“As we see Slash in his natural habitat”

[@richardslifer1052]

Slashitat

[@djtall3090]

Lol! David Attenburough

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Being an Englishman, it always warms my Anglo heart to know how our tiny little islands have produced some of the greatest musicians of all time. Brian johnson, slash, the Beatles, David Bowie, Eric Clapton, the list is a long one, and makes us very very proud of them all.

[@JuliusMas-bz6my]

Slash is a "cultural icon". ABSOLUTELY. A legend.❤❤❤❤

[@humanbeing5300]

Amazing these guys survived. Rock and Roll lifestyle is no joke and not for everyone (or anyone really)

[@gnr311182pj]

He’s definitely one of the chosen ones! Thank you Slash for all the joy you’ve brought to so many. Google how many albums he’s done guest work on. Dude it’s endless. This man is a gift to my and many’s well being. 🤘🏻

[@frankdardano3182]

ISlash is a favorite of mine.He plays so well ,lyric phrasing is where he shows his ability.He can play fast,and does his fast stuff at the end of a solo,a climax to show he can when he wants to.

[@timmyw1484]

Awesome documentary!! I love Slash he's one of my spirit animals! And one of the main reasons I learned how to play!!

[@jasonbates2687]

I saw them in '89 at the Orange Bowl in Miami. Sound Garden opened and no one knew who they were. Fucking great concert.

[@andrewjohnson388]

Nice Narrated ...as people have opined below, English ...from UK here....Guns needs that depth you bring...Last real rock n roll band, not the antics ..the music. good stuff ...really liked this.

[@jeremyabbott7715]

I was at the 92 Metallica and GnR show, I was 12 yrs old . Snuck out of my house and went lol. Axle was so shit faced they started late and fucd up several songs....44 yrs old now ans I still think appetite is one of the best albums ever.

[@donniejean]

You shouldn’t have skipped English class 😂

[@keithdean1327]

epic slam, donnie...

[@startwithlogic8200]

​@@donniejean😂😂😂

[@charleslanphier8094]

This is David Attenborough. Welcome to the jungle.

[@cyclesgoff9768]

Except it’s nonsense. Attenborough has based his career on fact. This is KZbin fantasy. Awful.

[@SabineIgboezue-oj1hb]

Very interesting documentary.He's my favorite 😍 👌

[@Laura-qg1bt]

Thanks For Sharing ... He's One Of The GREATEST !!! ❤

[@sean9983]

One of my first rock memories was going to see GNR and Metallica with Faith No More at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto, it was the first show they did after the Montreal riot. In the beginning I didn’t really get into GNR but as time past and my guitar chops got better my love of the music grew. Now, I feel very privileged to have seen GNR live, but more so to have seen Slash live. His style, abilities, and his mojo on stage is second to none, I just wish I could have an hour to jam with him. (Yes that’s me in the picture, and yes I play a Les Paul)

[@BassKat169]

Great Doc !! Especially adding David Attenborough as the narrator !!! Outstanding

[@gaberobinson1555]

"after (some chaos) Slash sought solace in (some attempt at peace)"... repeat.

[@dsl201]

Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, creatures of the jungle 😂

[@quantum_man]

This was Epic ❤ thank you uou for producing it!

[@rickd2081]

Excellent documentary. Thank you

[@mkls77]

GnR is still special in most hearts of the late 80s and 90s due to their outstanding and wild performances ❤👍

[@bretthumphrey6821]

Awesome

[@user-xe7mc3ug2y]

Great vid 👍.

[@simontunnicliffe2107]

He wasn't born in Stoke-on-Trent, Hampstead, London but moved to Stoke.

[@user-zy7lo1bg3f]

This is man good play in guitar! This is amazing!

[@billyc6678]

Wow!!! Awesome job on this mini doc. The narration, couldn’t be better done. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽

[@user-ip8to4bg3z]

Reason I started listening to rock music after watching slash playing that scortching les paul infront of that church in November rain

[@mrchi01]

Very glad I found your channel, outstanding

[@NeilCrouse99]

Very, very well-done sir, ... *: )* A well-earned new sub, ... 👍

[@jarredsdad]

Thanks.

[@dawnhenderson9461]

I saw them at Texas Stadium with Metallica and Faith No More. I was impressed with Axl, he didn't f**k up,it was best concert ever. Love Slash still to this day,am 64 n still Rocking to G n R

[@frisk151]

Great coverage!! This channel / you are very promising! Sub'd.. Like is a given and deserved

[@mistersniffer6838]

Damn, this was ALL over the place!!

[@user-zd8sx1cl2t]

In the dark Backed up to the wall Damn straight behind The black Eight Ball

[@louisdufour4106]

Slash invented Guitar Hero! He is the God Of Thunder. I hope i can see him again. I would love to see Axle and GNR . Kuddos to Slash Axle,Duff, and Rest of GNR for doing it on their own with their talents

[@NeilCrouse99]

17:58, ... LOL, I still laugh at Axl when he does his "Davy Jones" of the Monkey's dance... 🤣

[@mr.timebombman2230]

This was pretty good actually

[@TheBoone57]

Miles Kenedy did sing well and fantastic attitude.

[@lizarrrdbeth]

The back ground sound effects blow!

[@nickk6518]

Stoke on Trent. Home town of Saul Hudson, Robbie Williams and . . . Eddie Hall, former World's Strongest Man. Class!!!

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Englishmen all.. ❤️ Our little islands have produced some incredible musicians, and it continues to this day. The islands of music. The United Kingdom.

[@johnjones4096]

He had me sold as soon as he started speaking. Sounds like frontline from Chappelle show.

[@djtall3090]

The Recycler was the internet of the 80s.

[@DaveClark-ib6sp]

What a cheezzy ring! 31:12

[@ionesouza1249]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Slash

[@mackin26]

Masterfully narrated

[@user-xe7mc3ug2y]

He does these animal ones there insane. From jungles all over the world check him out

[@rayfabris2512]

this was cool nice work on this short documentary of Slash

[@olatutuakinyelure9680]

His guitar spoke in many tongues. Lol. I always felt that band had soul. It was the brother.

[@bryonguernsey9794]

Is that David Attenborough narrating?

[@donniejean]

I saw some comments about normal people in a band and how they got sober. I feel rude, but in my mind my thinking was “ then what do you all sing about?”

[@Vabrejuro]

💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖

[@oddjob1932]

David Attenborough once again reporting on a natural wonder of the world 😂

[@13_13k]

I am born and raised in Los Angeles graduated high school in '83 from Westchester High School at the beach on Wesrside of L.A. . I was pretty deep in the music scene in L.A. but not the big hair, glam, spandex scene. I was into Punk and alternative. One of my best friends since kindergarten was Slash's personal assistant for 13 years until Slash married Perla. Perla didnt like that Slash's personal assistant was female and that she knew Slash better than Perla did and that Slash depended on Barbie for so many years. the two women didnt like each other so that was the end of her being the personal assistant. GnR were a decent band but Jane's Addiction was better, so is Tool, if you want to talk about L.A. bands in the late '80s

[@user-xe7mc3ug2y]

Gnr was the best in the 90s there were everywere

[@TonyDrennanjr]

They couldn't miss

[@christopherparis1173]

People you don’t know and have not been there for you have a right to their opinions but no right to take up any space in your psyche. Especially people trying to “help” you by “avoiding failure”. As long as there’s a song in your heart and you enjoy coaxing it out, you are successful at music.

[@lets-getbrandon4192]

Sir your grandfatherly voice and British accent give your narration reverence. You could narrate the Bible for the blind and I would guess that even God would listen. Slash was and still is a powerhouse for Rock and you do him a service, thank you.

[@mrjackbilbo]

Slash literally saved gibson from downfall,. After afd the les paul became popular again

[@karmpuscookie]

Rubbish

[@christianjackson9360]

ROCK STAR? As if!!! How about a CROCK STAR? I'll answer to that!!

[@lueyteledeluxe7457]

David Attenborough narrating makes me feel like we're observing a bunch of chimpazees with electric guitars and alcohol!

[@othmanebourhil]

Beautiful, but that's too much ChatGpt signature in them texts hehe

[@robertkirk6250]

A-men!!!

[@dondamon4669]

Axl and slash is as crazy as Lennon and McCartney meeting! And then Izzy who dull and boring and not a great songwriter was integral, then Duff who was massively important in keeping them tight, then a wild messed up drummer in steven. Axl though and Slash especially when your younger like i was wete the ones!

[@bblope8249]

Who teach u to put letter bigger that the screen ... 😅😅

[@sjs793]

Sounds just like the guy who narrated Winnie the Poo

[@jeremywanner4526]

It is

[@gerrett108]

Jay walking ticket!? Da fook is that ?!

[@joevanlear7566]

The Narrator could be pontificating on Flea Reproduction and it would be interesting. 😂

[@bretthumphrey6821]

I dont keyboards too

[@BethanyWooton]

Just another documentary about wild animals narrated by David Attenborough 😂

[@user-eb7gz5ot5r]

Bowie and slash mother please

[@user-dc3ko7bm3n]

David Attenborough " Yes and now we see Slash in his natural habbitat, he boils a spoon and injects a needle of drugs unto his ahmmm."

[@dondamon4669]

Everyone knows that the record company put all that effort in and didn't give up on them was because of Axl! Imagine seeing Axl andcworking in the music industry 😂 your going to do what you can!. He had everything really andcthe other 4 had charisma aswell. In my lifetime there has been guns, Nirvana then Oasis and all had a kajor star

[@davidledford3522]

That thumbnail is wierd 😂

[@gabrielkoszela6707]

Can someone make a gnr movie already? Bohemian rapsody was a successful film 4 queen. Gnr movie would be masterpiece full pf passion and drama

[@christianjackson9360]

GnR are nothing to do with actual METAL!!

[@aticknekong5296]

..What if Slash joined Megadeth bck then??? I think it won't have worked out given a different musical genres Slash & Mustaine follows... One "Hard" rock and the other speed/thrash metal 🤘👍..

[@gazevanschooselife1207]

Brilliant 👍🏻 the narrator sounds like Sir David Attenborough 👍🏻

[@jasongreenaway5597]

It is David

[@useyourillusiongnr]

I was just gonna write that myself! 👍

[@lesliepagdanganan2691]

😂😂

[@antrygis1]

This is cool but the words are completely out of sync by what is on the video. It's hard to block out man. Really. "They got along like a pack of well acquainted gutter rats." So, despite Axl insulting Slash' grandmother they gelled. I red Slash + Duff's biography's but not Axel's because he was such a dick. I mean, the Montreal gig with Metallica? That was axel and the guys let him walk all over them contractually. Their chaos, in some ways was their magic but axel isolated and abused their brotherhood. I'm shocked they got back together so many years later. But axel did good when he filled in for AC/DC so....that's rock and roll. Slash and his heart? Lucky to still be here as much as anyone.

[@dondamon4669]

Thank god they never had a kiss member produce them! A band that have not done one good album or barely a good song producing axl rose!!

[@elg5870]

Vounter Sloush???

[@joebloggs619]

Yeah, well, coming from dysfunctional family where chaos, alcohol addiction, and general rnfless chaos and upgeaval was th e norm, radio, music and ctrativity and th we desire to escape this home hell snd be finally free to be becone driving forces putting us on a certain inevitable life course which may not be what we had dreamed of, but have tp somehow find a way to live with it. More chaos,mote addictions to try to copr with it all, more disruptions, stress, upheavals... When a we wanted was peaceful, harmonioys, secure, stable happy life, like everybody else takes as a given right. But, so.mewhere among all this shaos and insamity of dys functional family woll be parents who once loved each other enough to produce this new human they had high hopes for and tried to raise right, according to their own oftend unconventional or non conformi g udea of 'right behaviour'. Be it crazy religion, peculiar ides of certain social classes eg the great unwashed underdogs, or some foreign ethnicity etc. From these initial goid intentions such bad parents who tried to be good parents had, a confused adult child can usually find a few useful guiding principles to live life by. I was supp I sed to be a princess, only precioys daughter, fkoat around li k e some kind of spirit, never trying to grab attention because princess ladies never act so braxen, bold etc. They are modest, humble, quiet, respectful, honourable, polite, high standards of morality, kind and caring, beautiful etc, read the Bible, pray to be a better human, go to church, sing in th e choir etc. Sick, even abusive as some of this stuff in our upbringing may dound abd it often really fid amount to child abuse, it also saved us from worse strife in adult lives. A lot depends on how you look back on it all. I hated many things about my early life at home I left at age 13 and never went back to. But the very things I had rebelled against, rejected, are what emabled me to safely navigate such a dangerous life course for a vulnerable 13 year old girl aline in a big dangetous wider world eg certain motal principke derived from religious upbringing, with my re b el very intelligent though often drunken, pretty extreme bipplar father questioning alm the religion and assorted other dpiritualist hocus pocus my mother was into sometimes. I hated all the 'child exploitation ie hard physical farm work, even our High School logo at one school inculcated into us, in Latin, about being what you really are, not what you think you are. Ie a good reality check to avoid kids getting delusion of grandeur re their own imagined self importance. At snother HS I attented, the logo feature maize crops in bloom, bearing fruit and a Latin saying we all hated, about doing hard eork cheerfully, as we often had to tise at dawn to do hard physical farm chores, gefore walking country miles to catch the school bus, do a few hundred miles to get to school, often having to get out andcsll push the bus to get through flood waters etc, then repeat after school ir more farm chores, exhausting travel etc, arriving home by moonlight. Next day, get up, repeat. Sunsay was supp I sed to be day of rest but there was church, family, distances to travel, housework, that was exhausting, taking up all day. But one learned the value of work, disciplibe, respect, community, faith etc. Useful in adult life for survival, avoiding trouble.

[@trophyhunter7769]

Ahh, rich kid. Too bad as i thought he had it tough growing up

[@napesdrk1174]

I like the story but the rich kid grew up in Laural Canyon , mom dresses the Beatles and David Bowie is girlfriend and his first guitar was a 1 string acoustic.....I gotta call Bull Shit on that. But cool narrative.

[@morriypoulsen1238]

It ain't bullshit ,slash 1st guitar had 1 string.

[@Semprini537]

I'm so happy that i never been a fan of G'n'Roses, i loved some stupid music, but this is the top of stupid. Well, not so stupid as Motley Crue or RHCP. Even Janes addiction sounds great today. G'n'R had their moment with their debut, i still hate the vocals,but i liked IZZYs work. Try to listen to CHINESE album. Ooomphhh

[@user-cv4en5xo7e]

Are mothers have the same name ola who knew

[@oneness8802]

Lol wtf is David Attenborough narrating this for.....the GNR human specimen, AI ???? 🤣😂🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@baronvonchickenpants6564]

It wasn't a les Paul

[@eksit101]

Nothing about this dudes life was humble. David Bowie was in his life. Give me a f- break

[@robertkirk6250]

Pistols and poesies

[@victorpatrick2812]

There no point in founding the Taliban buying there vampire Broyour better Dan that slash❤

[@jacestephenweatherall1732]

He was on guitar hero not rock band

[@baronvonchickenpants6564]

I think Izzy was a better player And you dont "strum" brown sugar!!

[@dondamon4669]

Americans don't realise who is narrating

[@pnwwanderers2057]

Every time I see a comment that starts with generalizing Americans I realize how jealous you all are.

[@uprebel5150]

Nor care.

[@skriptico]

he bloated

[@peterdent2019]

WTF who decided to let this old English guy do the commentary?????

[@carlomiller1984]

what BS

[@cyclesgoff9768]

This is historically nonsense. Don’t but buy this KZbin garbage.

[@Cluless02]

Lousy guitarist, lousy singer, lousy band. C'mon guys, they had NOTHING of any good songs, at all. Maybe they were good guys, no idea, but if you don't have good material, you got nothing. Just my POV. . . . .

[@pnwwanderers2057]

I'm a musician and I love this shit. I did grow up with it though.

[@bretthumphrey6821]

That band velvet revolver that was such trash garbage

[@jasonmays9969]

I can’t stand the way this dude talks lol

[@fathooptiebang2137]

Night Train didn't have shit to do with wine lmao. It's about heroin 😅

[@FlashSwe]

No. Mr Brownstone is about heroin.

[@kitko33]

Overrated. Hugely overrated. Besides, GNR = Axl, and when it comes to songwriting it's Axl and Izzy. Slash'd be just another LA player if it hadn't been for Axl fronting GNR. Fun fact. Chinese Democracy has the BEST guitar work of any GNR albums. Also fun fact... Slash is not playing on Chinese Democracy.

[@morriypoulsen1238]

Axel screwed Guns and Roses,Chinese democracy is shit,listen to your brain and you will get it.