The Collection: Slash
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- Watch Slash open up his personal guitar collection with Mark Agnesi and talk about his love for the Gibson Les Paul.
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🚨 Attention Slash Army 🚨 Have you ever wished you could ask Slash the stories behind the most prized guitars in his collection? In this episode of The Collection, host Mark Agnesi heads to Los Angeles to give us unprecedented access to Slash’s guitar collection. From Jessica and his Longhorn Mockingbird to his 1958 Les Paul, one of the first two sunbursts that Gibson EVER produced - watch the full video and hear the history, back stories, and details on choice guitars in his collection. Learn what attracted Slash to the Gibson Les Paul, the story of his Kris Derrig 1959 Les Paul Replica used during Guns N' Roses, his love for BC Rich guitars and all about Slash's relationship with Gibson Guitars. Plus hear stories from being on tour with Slash's Snakepit, Guns N' Roses and more from his incredible musical career.
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Niceeeee
International shipping?!
Will we have any new episodes on the Gibson Icon series?
Do you deliver to Europe?
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15yr old me (as well as 34yr old me) is so excited about this
Hello Sammy G
Yeah dude this totally made my day!
So true! Been waiting way too long for this xD
Yoo word up
Les pauls are just something I will never get rid of.
2:47 1987 Les Paul Std "Jessica"
5:24 1996 Slash Snakepit Les Paul
9:49 2020 Les Paul Custom Black
11:32 2017 Slash Firebird
16:49 1958 Korina Flying V
18:50 2020 Jimi Hendrix V
22:34 2013 Joe Perry Burst aged
25:01 1959 Les Paul Std Dark burst
29:12 "You could b mine" BC Rich
31:46 Green BC Rich
35:56 1958 Les Paul Std "First Burst"
37:47 Slash Les Paul Std
39:42 Brazilian dream Les Paul
41:30 Epiphone Acoustic
46:34 1966 EDS Double neck
48:43 Guild Double neck
53:29 Kris Derrig LP Replica
56:12 Vermillion red Les Paul
58:07 Anaconda burst Les Paul
59:08 1979 Travis Bean
1:00:39 1962 Fender Bass VI
1:04:24 "Victoria" Les Paul Gold top
1:06:27 1956 Les Paul Std (p90's)
1:08:22 1958 Les Paul Gold top
1:10:24 1959 Les Paul Std
"I returned Joe his 1959..."
(That says all you need to know about Slash... RESPECT)
Thank you for posting this!!
@@stevenm2949 You are welcome. I recomend all of you guys to watch the entire interview. But having made that... to be honest we all return to watch the guitars...
53:45 Kris Derrig LP copy “desert island guitar”
LOL he kept joe’s les paul for decades even after he asked for it back! he finally gave it back for his birthday.
gracias hermano
I love how he handles his guitars with such care. You can tell he loves them all.
particularly the one with the cigarette burn.
@@shawneaton4431 It happens.🤪
After all these years I still love his energy. His personality is addictive. So talented.
He’s certainly got an addictive personality
Really? My opinion on him has kind of changed over the years. I always saw him as the cool one cause Axl was such a dick but he’s become kind of a carpetbagger. The signature Slash eds double neck? Is Jimmy Page, Alex Lifeson and Don Felder all dead. The Söash Les Paul Junior? Did he look at one once or something? I get it from Gibson‘s point of view. If they determine a Slash Junior would sell better than a Leslie West Junior than that’s what they’re gonna do. It’s on Slash to kind of have some shame. The guy will put his name on anything for a few bucks, plugs stuff constantly whenever he talks. I find him offputting at this point.
@@michaelpacinus242 Reading his biography, I decided to never try oxycontin. After 20 years of heroin he described it as the best thing he'd ever experienced and as he hsd gotten a pace maker he realised he could take huge amounts of it and if he OD'd the pace maker would just restart the heart. I think after the third one was installed his doctor had long talk with him and since then he's laid off a little on the heavy opiates.
I love that GIbson approaches these from a fan point of view and features various brands, it's not just a big Gibson commercial.
A cool guitar is a cool guitar
The problem is Gibson signs deals with scum in Australia who don't buy any Randy Rhoads Les Paul's for any Australian customers.
@@gibsonguitar unless it vaguely resembles a Gibson
@@alpeterson Lol, so childish. Is it envy or just lack of skill that has you trolling Gibson videos? Probably a bit of both.
Yeah that was a solid decision on their part.
Has to be one of the few most humble mega rock stars in the world. He never acknowledges how good he is, it's always about his passion for playing. A true idol. 🎩👑
He would probably be a great lover
Seeing this guy play several 3-hour sets over the past 7 years has definitely been a highlight in my life.
Something tells me they didn’t even scratch the surface of his collection
Pretty cool Gibson acknowledged the “Reproduction “ Les Pauls that are so integral to Slash’s history. Also showing off the BC Rich’s . Really cool of Slash to give Joe Perry his Burst back. That must’ve been a tough thing to do. But kudos to Slash for being a stand up guy. 🤘🏻
This show has always been pretty good about showing guitars that weren't their brand, or off brand, if you will.
I loved that he talked about and showed the Travis Bean. Those things are awesome. but hardly acknowledged.
Slash having Joe's burst is well documented. If you look at older interviews with Slash and Joe, it turns out Joe asked Slash for it back multiple times, even offered cash for it, but Slash didn't for one reason or another, to the point where Joe stopped asking otherwise it would ruin their friendship. But yeh, Slash did eventually gift it to him which was really nice of him as Joe is his hero, but it wasn't a simple case of Slash acquiring it and heading straight to Joe's house to give it him.
KRIS DERRIG, AMEN.
@@kineasx I recall reading somewhere many years ago that Slash was invited to Joe's birthday (50th?) but couldn't make it. Instead he sent Joe's Burst back to him.
I've waited my whole life to see Slash show off his guitars and tell their stories. This is by far the best video I've ever seen in my entire life. Thank you for that! I can die happy now ;) hohoho
Thanks for watching
I know im pissed its only 1 hour long..
Kirk Hammett collection next please GibsonTv
I agree 🙂
@@editname8536 LOL! Agreed I saw that he had WAY more pieces than were presented. WAY cool, WE NEED a part 2 and maybe 3 @GibsonTV
This guy is the reason I learned to play guitar. Legend
Massive kudos to Gibson for letting him highlight his Derrig.
Very cool! I really can’t believe they allowed that. Such a beautiful guitar!
@@markrosenquist8259 Why wouldn't they? Right after Jimmy Pages Telecaster, that's the next guitar that has sold most of the Les Paul's on this planet ;>
@@b10t3rr0r it’s a counterfeit
@@markrosenquist8259, As Gibson TV says in these comments: Cool guitar is a cool guitar ;)
@@b10t3rr0r it definitely is. It’s beautiful
This guy single handedly brought Les Paul back from the dead in the 80s and 90s. He shoud have a monument in the hall of the Gibson’s HQ!
Joe Perry ?
Steve Clark from Def Leppard was using Les Pauls for the entire 80s
@@sdfsdfsdfdsfsdfable true, but with all respect - the magnitude of cultural impact is really different.
But also he did so using a fake one. A monument in handcuffs?! Gibson should sue his ass!!!
@@bbgone My young man, I remember times, when in the USA, they used to hang criminals, not strangle them!
The Joe Perry story has to be one of the coolest R-N-R stories ever told.
My hats off to Slash and nothing but respect for what he did.
“Somebody would have some special new pickup to try, so I’d pull out the original Gibson pickups and toss them over my shoulder and put the new pickups in.” ~ Joe Perry
Retards-N-Roses
What a fantastic session. I had no idea Slash was so humble. I didn’t see one guitar that was “beat up”. These instruments were played to the max! Paul McCartney said it takes 3,000 hours to perfect playing an instrument. I can’t imagine how many hours Slash has in. Hopefully before my time is up, I’ll own a LesPaul of my own. Thanks, loved the guitar show.
This may be the best guitar series on TH-cam.
Thanks for watching
I 2nd this.
@@gibsonguitar too bad this host is the most annoying person in the world.
@@gibsonguitar thanks for making them
@@gibsonguitar the pleasure was all mine. I'm seriously gonna watch it twice. You should make more of these....and more frequently. I've watched them all.
For folks who just want the guitars --
2:45 "Jessica" - main touring LP Standard
5:20 1st Snakepit LP
9:47 Rosewood fretboard LP Custom
11:30 Prototype CS Slash Firebird
16:49 1958 Flying V
18:50 CS Hendrix Flying V
22:34 Collector's Choice Joe Perry Artist Proof
25:00 1959 LP Standard Darkburst
29:14 1980 BC Rich Mockingbird "You Could Be Mine"
31:46 10-string BC Rich Bich
35:53 1958 "First Burst" LP Standard
37:47 2002 CS Slash Model - First run
39:27 Brazilian Dream Artist Proof
41:30 '70s Epiphone Acoustic
46:30 1966 EDS-1275 Double-neck
48:41 Guild Crossroads Double-neck 12/6
53:26 Kris Derrig "Appetite" '59 Replica
56:09 Vermillion Proto #4
58:05 Anaconda Burst Proto #1
59:00 1979 Travis Bean
1:00:37 1962 Fender Bass VI
1:04:21 "Victoria" Slash Model
1:06:25 1956 LP Standard Goldtop
1:08:21 1958 LP Standard Goldtop w/ Dark Back
1:10:22 1959 LP Standard
Thank you for this!!!
Well done mate!!!!
You are a hero..
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Nice work; very altruistic of you. Hope some good karma comes your way.
For real guys, please do like 1-2 more episodes with Slash, they are literally history, and we all love them. It's for me and i believe, many of us, a dream come true to see this, and slash talkin like its your good friend from childhood showing u some cool guitars xd
Slash got that raw talent, barely in his 20s when they created the appetite album, I could barely tie my shoes when I was 20
Imagine holding the Derrig Les Paul knowing that it was the guitar that recorded Appetite. So much history in this video. 🙏
In-fucking-sane
My friend has the recording desk used on appetite. I’ve stood in front of it was also used on a bunch of other albums including Tom petty
That Derrig Les Paul is the holy grail.
@@smith8281 dude says "I've stood in front of it". But yeah I feel ya,ide say the same thing.
@@smith8281Would that be a Neve?
6:25 - Bruce Kunkel is the main carver of the Snake Pit Les Pauls - an apprentice also helped named Theodore Harrison. 50 made in the first run - 50 scheduled for a 2nd run, but not all of those were made.
hey thanks for that BH les paul studio in 2015 my guy
Minute I saw the snake come on I thought of you Trogly. 🤩
so many fakes of the snakepit guitar are going to be made from this video, we only had to lookout for the one on re****.
I just came down to tell people about looking you up, for this very reason.
I'm glad I read your comment before making my own.
I was going to comment this because I just watched your video yesterday!
This is one of coolest interviews I've watched in a really long time. And hats off to Gibson and Mark for not using this time with Slash as an hour long infomercial for Gibson - great job!
Love how he beats the crap out of his guitars on stage, but gingerly handles them taking them out and putting them back in their cases.
I dig that commercial he's in too where he gets the nod to join the band with those kids! What a humble, down to earth guy.
It's so refreshing to see an icon like Slash still get excited about his love for guitars, he is a class act.
The fact that Slash just hands them over to Mark when he takes them out says a lot about how generous and genuine Slash is. He's more than obviously a man who values people more than any material things of this rotten world. God bless you and yours, dear brother Saul(Slash). God bless you Mark. Gibson has a true loyal spokesman and guitar enthusiast in you my dear brother. I really enjoy your whole "The Collection" series. Especially when you went to Nerdville East with Joe B!💜☺👍
Thanks for watching
Say whatever you want about Slash, his image, his bands, whatever. The guy is a killer guitar player and has brought more attention to Les Pauls than probably anyone in history. He is such a cool, intelligent musician and also still very humble. This was one of the best Gibson videos yet, maybe the best. Kudos to Mark and the crew and thank you for the great guitar geek content.
Killer video, fam! Did a hell of a job! It was great having ya in town, bro! Metal or die!!
29:15 *FINALLY* the guitar I have wanted to see up close and have him talk about for what has felt like a century.
Thank you so much for this Gibson and our best regards to Mark. For the guitar/techies out there... There is still a lot of mystery here and a cult following with that red Mockingbird. I've been studying that guitar for 31 years ever since it was first seen in the 1991 "You Could Be Mine" video with Arnold at The Ritz.
Slash says here it came with a Floyd Rose when he bought it. I remember very clearly though reading an interview with him during the Use Your Illusion Tour that when he first bought it, it had a Khaler tremelo and that he had someone route the body out to modify it for a Floyd Rose. It was a big deal for all the teenage shredders at the time to see him with a guitar other than a Les Paul at the time and all of a sudden BC Rich was popular again. Out of all the great knowledge and questions Mark has (we love you Mark) he didn't have Slash clear up the long-standing mystery as to whether or not this Mockingbird with Floyd Rose here is in fact the same Mockingbird that originally had the Khaler that was used in the "You Could Be Mine" video with Arnold. It's not just me either...
There are so many Slash and BC Rich fans who have wanted to see Slash authorize an exact replica of that guitar. A lot of people say in these online guitar forums say "BC Rich already has one and it's called the 'SL' model." That 'SL' model though is nowhere close to his. Too many specs to list, just for one though, his has a maple neck, not Mahagony.
Same
That guitar is so cool
All I know is if I ever get a bc rich mockingbird if it doesn’t have a floyd rose I’m gonna put one on it
It looks cooler with it
God damn it. THIS IS THE ONE I was waiting. Slash (and Jimmy Page) is without a doubt the most iconic Gibson player of all time.
Need Angus
Funny how Slash brought Gibson back with a fake Les Paul!
Peter Green, Gary Moore, Paul Kossoff and the rest.
Guitars are racist. Rock music belongs to black people and was stolen from them. It’s important the we are ‘born again’ and instate a black-centric culture that corrects the inequities of the past… even if it means you have to give up things you enjoy… like playing guitar. Again, all guitar playing is racist.
@@DS-nw4eq rock music is for everybody it was just invented by a few black people. Your post is nonsense.
Mark is so great. His knowledge about everything is beyond anyone but he isn't boastful about it. He doesn't try to prove he's smart; just confident in his abilities and his appreciations are pure
The little duel thing he did with Gilby on the Use your Illusion tour that then turned into Wild Horses is one of my all time favorite guitar parts. Slash used the double neck SG for that, too.
I'm not even a Slash or GNR fan, but I really enjoyed this tremendously. He seems like a genuinely chill guy who loves guitars. And the host, thank god wasn't annoying and knew how how to keep things rolling without being intrusive \m/
exactly what I was gonna write!
Mark is a good guy. So is Slash.
I see ur also a fellow Backslash M foreword slasher
I'm surprised that he prefers a Floyd over Kahler given the fact his main guitars are Les Pauls and have the string angle at the bridge like a Kahler.
One of the most wanted episodes.. thanks Gibson and Mark!🤩
The animal's full album
Waiting for Kirk’s episode! :)
What a solid dude, and you can tell he's a gear guy.
Not all of the icons are.
This rocked.
I’m a LP guy so I’m completely drooling over that dark burst 59’, but that cream Firebird is the one that really got my attention.
How could you not love Slash, seems like such a cool guy, and by all accounts he is.
Hearing the backstory about these guitars after seeing them for years is awesome music history.
Oh hell yes!!! This is gonna be good.... Would also be cool to see Joe Perry's collection in a future episode.
This is THE BEST thing to come out on TH-cam is absolute years. To see Slash so open and relaxed, no pressure and nagging from rig rundown presenters on limited time and busy schedules. No disrespect to Premier Guitar or likewise. But this just hits differently.
I wanted a goldtop from the moment I saw Victoria on my brothers two Use Your Illusion live in Tokyo DVDs. Such a shame it got stolen, I never knew that. Would be amazing if he’d ever get it back, but it’s been 30 years. But we can always hope.
Billy Corgan got one of his stolen iconic guitars returned awhile back. There's always hope!!
Dude! I’ll hang out with Slash all day any day and let him geek out about guitars! Great episode. Definitely some real gems there.
I few weeks ago I saw GNR live for the first time here in Mexico. I was like 10 meters infront of Slash and I am glad I saw this video before the show due I recognized several of these guitars at the concert. Mostly the "Jessica" one, he started the show with it. It was impressive tbh.
The coolest person in our solar system. This dude laid down the baddest guitar solos of all time. Yet he's the most humble down to earth guy ever.
1.Tom Petty 2.Slash 3.SRV 4.Billy Gibbons 5. John Lennon….as far as cool goes
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 wrong 1.slash period end of story
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Change your name to Mr.SmithTomPetty Smith then😂
so true man so true
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Brian may.
I could watch this for hours. When Slash is comfortable with the host, he gives great interviews. You can tell the differance when he's not.
Shoutout to Mark's Leather jacket for being present in all of marks interviews
I don’t listen to much of his music outside of the hits - but he seems like such a down to earth, nice guy. Great interview
Slash is genuinly a great guy, an inspiration for all us us guitar players, and in my opinion the last of the real guitar heroes. The thing I love the most is that he keeps getting better with the years, his guitar playing nowadays is insane and the Conspirator records are up there with any of the early Gnr, as Snakepit or Velvet where too. Great episode and fuking great collection!! Keep em coming!
Genuine great guy? I see, do you know him personally?
I would disagree with your claim that he is one of the last great guitar hero’s
I think that he is one of the last of that generation
There have been a lot of great guitars hero’s after slash
Kurt Cobain
Jack white
Tim Henson
Are some of the notable ones
Definitely not the same kind of guitar hero as jimmy Page or David Gilmore but definitely have and will have a huge impact on music and the guitar community
John Mayer is a great hero he's better than everyone he's a complete guitarist who can blues,rock,jazz and literally any genre.He's a versatile guitarist and a great one indeed
And secondly I don't think Kurt Cobain belongs in the great guitarists list honestly though you can definitely include RHCP's guitarist
@@prabhavghoshdastidar8639 how many people picked up guitar because of Kurt you think? I know I did and I'm sure thousands of others did as well
it makes me happy to see that Slash is healthy and well,because i want him to live forever…everything about him is so iconic
Agreed. There was a time when i was sure we'd seen the last of him.
I didn't realize how much I liked Slash sort of thought he would be a rockstar but he's a regular gent that just happens to be Slash.
Loved every minute great video.
Hats off to Gibson and Norms top man.
This was great. Two people who love what they do, chatting about what they love to do.
You can tell that compared to other interviews, Slash really wants to talk about these. He's excited and comfortable and opens up in a genuine way.
This should be a 10 episode series with Slash alone. The guy has more Gibson's than any store I can think of.
Yes, I think there were guitars that were not covered like his Explorers, the Max Baranet Les Paul, the Night Train SG, some strats and teles that he has used, his Gibson acoustics, the black standard he used with GNR, you may have at least a part II right there
@@manueliglesias1871 also the Black Death Vodka LP, the Sanchez superstrat, the Jackson Firebird
More than 300 ...
@@llss1976 Neal Schon said that at one point, he had like 800.... Just saying... not that it's some kind of competition.....
Rick Neilson from cheap trick beats Slash by a country mile when it comes to Gibsons,check him out if you have not already.
Fantastic deep dive, might be the best ever due to the artist (Slash) being so open to talk and discuss all his guitars. Slash is so damn well spoken, has a story and specific details/likes as to why with each instrument. I purchased my Gibson when I was 18 over 25 years ago due to Slash playing one, and I still love my standard Gibson - love it.
I met Slash at a coffee shop in L.A. years ago. I used to frequent this coffee shop when I was living in that area at the time, and somebody was sitting at the table that was my favorite place to sit (it was right next to the outlet.) At first I was like "Somebody's sitting in my favorite spot" and I look over at him. I saw his shaggy hair first, then his beard, and then his bracelets and watch (it was a nice one too.) I processed everything and looked at him and said "Slash?" (The only thing I could think of to say at the moment.) He smiled and said "Yeah...?" I said "Hey, I'm a big fan." He said "Thanks" and I shook his hand and went to buy my coffee. Never know who you will run into buying coffee.
Thank you, great contribution.
I'll make myself a fresh coffee right away 👍💯
It’s great to know that Slash actually uses his collection. You hear about these beautiful axes sitting in a closet for decades, never to be played. My opinion is, if they hold a tune, and play…use them. That’s why they were made. Bravo Slash!!
So glad you shared that super valuable and incredibly important opinion on how guitars should be used, despite the controversial tone you said it in a comment section, and that takes a rare courage.
@@leeow3n thanks Lee. I think the builders of the guitars would agree as well. The stories of those who have enjoyed these beautiful examples is the real value. Viva la musica!!
This is probably one of the coolest and most humble things I’ve ever seen such a high profile rock star do. I expect this will help sell many of those awesome Slash series Les Pauls just because of how cool and down to earth Slash is in this interview. Would love to see a part 2 with more cool “tools” and Slash stories. Well done Gibson and Mark and thank you Slash!
Still gets excited about his guitars and so down to earth what a great guy and undoubtedly the best guitarist ever
What a collection! And what a good dude! I never would’ve expected Slash to be so cool and down to earth.
One of my biggest influences ever. I was absolutely obsessed with Slash as a young player and to this day, I think he's one of the most unique or the most unique rock n roll guitarist on the planet. He is nobody but himself in his sound and compositions. Through studying music more as I've gotten older I am even more blown away today by his solos and compositions - how everything he does serves the song perfectly... His tone, his unique vibrato, his blend of classical sounds with blues. When he released the solo Slash album with the guest singers, I was absolutely blown away by those songs as instant rock classics. So cool. Nobody sounds like Slash! great video!
Well said 👏👏
Slash,is God when he plays. Mr. Brown stone,is just dirty nasty, sexy sound.
That's my favorite album of his! Versatility for days!
I 100% agree with everything you said. I was really confused when I saw Rolling Stone put him either #64 or #65 on their list of top 100 guitarists of all time. And I scrolled through the list of panelists and many of them are famous guitarists so he's being ranked by his peers. I'm not saying he should have been number one but at least in the top 20 I would think.
For decades most of the les Paul standards are sold because of Slash. We love you man, thank you for inspiring so many guitar players all around the world. Proud to be a member of Slash and Gibson les Paul army
I've been following this guy since I was about 7 in 1987. Maybe not the most technical player, but def higher on the cool/popular list. What's cooler than a long haired dude in shades named slash with a Les Paul
I never get bored if seeing Slash's interviews.... OMG... and this one especialy, when he speaks about his first GUITAR.... and he is so grounded....
I would be the happiest woman if i had a chance to enter his GUITAR collection.... You're Só cool.... forever fan....🎶🎸🤘🎶🎸🤘🔥🔥
I usually don't watch hour long videos, but I just couldn't stop listening to this. What a collection. 🎸❤
This is so cool
I remember sitting in the school library in the early 90's trying to find little snippets in magazines about these guitars. And here they all are in HD. So cool.
I have probably watched this episode about 20 times so far.
I just spent the hour and 13 minutes with a big smile on my face, thanks for that !! Love to Slash.
If you've ever aspired to become a legend, this is how you act when you get there. Thanks, Slash🤛🤛✌️
Every time the guitar enter the case, Slash reach the lock, and locked it. He really appreciate his guitars. Very nice gesture. Great video!
I love hearing about guitars that got sold during hard times, and how they wing their way back to the owner,
what a sweet thing Slash did for Joe... Slash is a blessed man...
I wish Fender would wise up and steal this idea for a series. Super long form with beautiful photography and a great host.
The quickest 1 hour 13 minutes of my life, literally didn't want it to end.🙂
Grabbing some beers and this is my Saturday evening sorted!! Can’t wait 😍😍🔥🔥
So humble for being such a top-notch dude.
I love the passion here. It really comes through. thank you for this!
Love companies that show off other brands and show their appreciation for them instead of looking at them as a competitor. Gibson will always be my favorite!
I always thought Gibson should have a line of Angus Young SGs analogous to what they do with Slash.
I love how you guys added some “I have no idea where it came from” mystique to the first burst like it wasn’t for sale at Carter’s Vintage in Nashville for like a year.
Wonderful. Just great story telling, beautifully shot and looked like two people geeking out over guitars. Thank you.
I would love to see a Joe Bonamassa and Slash collaboration. Even if it’s just the two of them talking guitars. The two greatest Les Paul players of my lifetime.
I fell in love with the Les Paul because of SLASH!! Wish! What a mighty and valuable collection of Les Pauls. Thanks Gibson for doing this series. Keep coming!! ✌🤘🥂
I was waiting for him to show his first gold top les Paul because he played it with the king of blues bb king! It was so cool seeing that guitar again he plays guitar so extremely well I love just closing my eyes and listening to him play! It was fun watching these guys get real professional at the beginning and then just getting really nerdy around his collection at the end. Glad I found this channel!
that was great! thank you Gibson TV and Slash for making this video for the rest of us!
I was 15 when I first saw videos of Slash playing these amazing guitars. Thats the reason i went and bought a cheap one and started learning. Now im 30, can play all my favorite songs and I have had so many good moments and memories just because of those videos, Slash and these Gibsons. I feel like an old man but great.
His sound is one of a kind! Especially the way he approaches guitar the tone is just complimentary.
Cool seeing all the guitars he uses, a testament to Gibson’s strong ass repertoire
Man oh man. Man that was.... awesome, funny, informative, and expensive. Slash is just as iconic as those bursts. In my opinion. Thanks.
This video is as awesome as I’d hoped it would be, seeing the love and the care for the instruments and the respect for their history that Slash has plus an interviewer who actually lets Slash talk is amazing. Thanks Gibson! 🤘🏻🏴
Also just to note I loved your interview and guitar collection vid with Dweezil, I’m a huge Frank fan and to see and hear the history of those axes was awesome too!
Thanks for watching
That comment about his desert island guitar must have melt some faces at Gibson :D Mark and team, thank you so much for making this series to happen, it's one of those things that's so good to be a rock and roll fan nowdays. Cheers
Damn huge respect for asking Slash about his BC Rich guitars on a Gibson channel. They're super cool guitars in their own right.
/ just brought it up. But then did you notice the edit right after that, just before he would have talked about that Les Paul copy that he had made, they jumped over to jessica.
@@216trixie yeah but they also talked extensively about the derrig guitar, which is his 59 replica... So 🤷???
And the Fender.
Gibson does the same in other interviews too. Integrity.
Loved this. Great way to spend a Sunday morning. Peace and love Slash and Mark xx
All I can say is WOW !! Slash shows great respect to his gift and for those that inspired him. This is a great documentary, thx Gibson.
Jimmy Page is the one I really want to see! He's getting older too so don't wait too long!
We’re working on it 🤞🏼
@@gibsonguitar Keith Richards too!
@@gibsonguitar thank you!
I know Slash doesn't read these comments but you are the main reason I play guitar. I finally was able to buy a November Burst this year and it's just magical.
I'm not Slash but love Reading peoples comments about guitar, the reasons they play and there favourite players. Keep playing brother. Music is endless.
Funny story, I met Slash in Myrtle Beach just hanging out with his guitar in a little shop beside Ripley believe it or not, on the strip, he was fully decked out and just setting there jamming in a booth. I thought it was odd, but I recognized him still, this was in 91 and he was still coming up, but after their appetite record, he was ultra cool acting, and knew it, but yet also nerdy enough to talk to just a nobody like me
love to see this, grew up listening to Slash and is the reason why i play guitar today, such a humble man!
I thought for sure they would avoid other brands and I love that they shined a light on B.C. Rich. The Mockingbird is fantastic.
That was EPIC!! Thanks for doing this!! I was mesmerized for a solid hour!!
when I was a teenager, I was amazed to watch the tokyo dome concert on vcd and see les paul jessica as slash's main weapon. now I see that guitar as an old woman who faithfully accompanies slash. oh i miss those days..
That 59 darkburst is just unreal.
Part of me thought there was s chance it would be all Les Pauls. At this point Mark may have handled more Korinas than anyone alive.
Also, opening the empty case was one of greatest The Collection moments thus far.
Yeah I don’t know about that Slash, I’m sure there are a lot of people that would love to geek out on guitars with you 😅. What a great episode! The acoustic Epiphone that someone gave him for babysitting when he was 16 and he still has it is incredible. Just for the fact he still has it. Very cool! And the Joe Perry story is awesome also, I’ve heard that before but damn that is so cool. The 59 dark burst has to be my favorite if I had to choose. So clean!!! Amazing guitar!
That was awesome!! Slash seems really cool. I WOULD LOVE to see a Billy Gibbons episode... It'd probably be 3 hours long. But it needs to be done, and you guys are the guys to do it.
We need a part 2!! This was AWESOME