This Powerful Slash Guitar Hack Is Amazing!

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[jayslash]

Slash is the reason why I picked up the guitar and wanna go on with life. He's my inspiration on everything I do.

[anthonymichael]

Slash is one of the few players that are instantly recognizable from the first note or two. It’s all that ‘in between’ stuff that gives him that “curley-cue” style that is totally his sound. One of my major influences, for sure.

[wolfbrother]

Absolutely love Slash. I dont care if he isn't a technical genius, he is pure heart and the coolest looking player ever. Slash, top hat, les paul. Beautiful

[theghd]

You describe Slash’s note choices as funky and dark. Perfect. The Don’t Cry solo, for instance… that ascending triplet run is so soulful!
His compositions are so heartfelt. And he has this beautiful style where I hear a mix of blues, flamenco, country, rock n roll.

[alexferlito]

The 'Slashatonic scale' 😂🤣 I love it! 😎🙌

[charlesmbah]

I like lessons like this, such a cheerful fellow. I can tell he genuinely wants to teach

[danh]

Technical is a relative term; Slash has refined his playing to be an expression of his taste not a display of his technical skill. It shows how sophisticated his technique really is.

[melodieh]

Ah, Slash. The guitar hero with a top hat on his head, curly hair spilling out, cig in his mouth, sunnies over his eyes, les paul in his hands. In my opinion the guitarist who saved rock n roll

[starr]

Slash makes excellent use of major and minor together. He rules!

[Lonewolf-]

I watched an interview with slash a few months back where they asked if he thinks about all the sixths and thirds stuff when he plays and his answer I found interesting and encouraging too was that he just plays what sounds good to him he doesn’t worry so much about being technical as he’s more worried about what sounds good! Just found that interesting as Robert goes all guitar theory on his licks lol

[twoputt]

Another killer lesson from Greg Allman. Thanks Robert for all your vids especially the intros

[TristanJCumpole]

The way I look at it is that you can make a major or minor scale sound as light or dark as you want depending on how you place your accents, imply a resolving tonal centre and bias it with non-chord tones as passing notes. A major scale can be twisted out of all recognition pretty easily, even if you're only playing the chord tones in the right places by the accent. Add in that Slash plays a LOT of hammer-on/pull-off triplets and the placement of the notes becomes even more complex. An exercise that I used for a while was a straight half or quarter time beat with a major/Ionian or natural minor/Aeolian over the top. Hit the "right" notes on the beat and add in a mixture off the beat. It's amazing how much you can get away with here even if you only add in one non-chord tone. That's just me anyway. Great lesson man!

[aaz]

I would love to se Eddie Van Halen one

[guitarifuldexter]

I have been checking my subscription page for ages for this video! Thanks!! Slash is my guitar hero!!! 🤘🎸

[fabricioguevara]

Slash hizo que toda una generación incluyéndome tomáramos una guitarra, el guitarrista de Rock más inflyente de los últimos 35 años.

[GuitarManYT]

That’s not just Slash, I learned most of those same licks from listening to Vinnie Moore, Steve Lukuther, even Alex Lifeson used some of them in the late 70’s early 80’s before anybody even knew who Slash was.

[SlowBrow]

this lesson is one of the best on slash tone style...so food man

[Jake-wcqn]

thanks so much!! I'm a huge fan of slash, and i have finally found someone who can break down his licks and demonstrate them perfectly!!!

[goldenultra]

He is an iconic guitarist, own sound own look. But so is bucket head.

[jaminpartanen]

Slashatonic!! Love it! This certainly helps the whole concept he does when I’m trying to look at how he plays certain sections of songs so I can nail it down better.