SLASH has appeared in so many videos! Just when you think you have them
all recorded, another one pops up. We're including music videos where
SLASH does a guest appearance. We also have the Snakepit videos. And
there are videos where SLASH is interviewed or does a commentary on
another artist. These are regular releases that can be bought at
the video store or are promotional videos. No bootlegs. Send along any changes or additions to
SLASH Page. Thanks!
With so many videos being re-released on DVD, you'll find a mention
of that here if it applies.
This video covers the opening of the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH on September 18, 1999. There were
many, many artists there. SLASH played on "Red House" with Boz Scaggs, but
the whole show is a once in a lifetime event worth watching completely.
In 1993 Carole King did a concert for Connecticut
Public Television at Hartford's Bushnell Hall during her Colour of Your
Dreams tour. SLASH has two appearances here, on "Hold Out For Love"
and on "Locomotion". Time is listed as 1:25. The CD for this video is listed under "Guest
Appearances" on SLASH's Discography Section.
This video is a track from a Marta Sanchez album called Azabache. After SLASH worked with
Marta Sanchez on the Curdled soundtrack, they did this track with a video. It was
played in Spain.
There are two concerts here, one was recorded live at the Paramount Theatre in Denver,
Colorado. The second is from the show at The Grove of Anaheim in Anaheim, California
in January 2002. SLASH appears at this show and is sensational! SLASH does "Wishing
Well" and "Crossroads". The DVD includes some bonus features such as backstage
footage, photo gallery, band and celebrity interviews, biography, hidden bonus track
and more. SLASH can be seen in some of these selections such as backstage footage.
The video is in color and is 140 minutes long. Recommended!
This is a promotional video put out by Koch. The video is for "Mean
Bone", the second single off the Ain't Life Grand album. This
is a live band performance using footage from Snakepit's 2000 European
tour along with an animated snake at beginning and end. Time is 3:57.
This is a promotional compilation video. The video of interest here is
SLASH's Snakepit's "Been There Lately". Some other artists on this
video are Limp Bizkit, Slipknot, Soulfly and Kittie.
Insane Clown Posse brings together all
their music videos along with interviews and concert footage. One of
their videos is for the song "Halls Of Illusion". SLASH puts in a guest appearance
on "Halls Of Illusion" on their album, "The Great Milenko". On the "Shockumentary" video, SLASH appears in a brief
clip preceeding ICP's "Halls Of Illusion". He talks about being contacted
to guest on the album and why he said yes. ICP is a raw, funny band!
Woodstock 1994 was billed as three more days
of peace and music. Promoters brought in big acts and attracted over
300,000 people. Guns N'Roses was invited to appear but declined, saying
the show was "too commercial." But SLASH managed to be there!
Paul Rodgers put a band together including SLASH, Neal Schon, Andy Fraser,
and Jason Bonham. They rocked Woodstock! The video producers chose one
song from each band, and for the Rodgers band, they chose "The Hunter".
SLASH just rocks on this song!
This show had SLASH on "Wishing Well" and "Crossroads".
"Jimi Hendrix: Band of Gypsys" features the
only known footage of the group in concert. The groundbreaking music is
heard here, and there are interviews to describe the story of the music
Jimi made and whose effects are still being felt today. The Band of Gypsys
are all here. Also contributing are SLASH, Lenny Kravitz, Vernon Reid
and engineer Eddie Kramer.
SLASH has an extensive interview - watch for him after Lenny Kravitz has
been on for awhile. SLASH talks about the changes in the size of Jimi's
band and why he may have made those changes. SLASH speaks about Jimi's
creativity and much more.
"Rockvideo Monthly" was a big video
series that came out in different genres. In this heavy metal relese
are 10 music videos. SLASH's Snakepit's amazing black and white video
for "Beggars & Hangers-On" is included here.
As described above, this is another
in the "Rockvideo Monthly" series. One of the 10 videos included here
is the "Good To Be Alive" video. In fact, it is the first video on
the tape!
Music's superstars performed with Queen
in London's Wembley Stadium to celebrate Freddie Mercury's life and
music. Everyone from Elizabeth Taylor to Metallica, from David
Bowie to Liza Minelli were there. And so was Guns N'Roses and SLASH!
The band was almost excluded due to Axl Rose's gay-bashing "One In A Million".
With some fancy footwork, Axl managed to get a
slot for the band although many in the crowd protested.
SLASH and the Gunners played an emotional "Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
and swung into "Paradise City". SLASH also came out and jammed with
Queen's Brian May on "Tie Your Mother Down".
The DVD has the complete concert. The second half of the event featured
Brian, Roger and John joined by a glittering array of vocalists and
musicians The DVD contains many extras including unseen rehearsal and
backstage footage. Profits benefit AIDS trusts.
This is a documentary about Queen including
performances and rehearsal footage. Also included are extensive interviews
from backstage at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. SLASH performed
at the concert (see above), and he commented on the death of Freddie Mercury.
SLASH says it was a big loss to the rock and roll world and manages to
avoid the topic of AIDS altogether.
This video was a biography of Alice from
the beginnings till 1971. Concert footage, TV appearances, and interviews
are all presented here. 23 songs are on the video including "I'm Eighteen",
"Elected", "Billion Dollar Babies", "Only Women Bleed" and others. SLASH
calls Alice Cooper a legend and is available anytime for guest appearances
on Alice's albums.
While SLASH has appeared with Alice in Concert and on his albums, he has
not appeared in any videos. On this album, SLASH is one of the people
including Ozzy Osbourne, producer Bob Ezrin and manager Shep Gordon
that help Alice chronicle his career.
For 2001 version, Disc 1 contains an updated bio of the original. Disc 2
contains comprehensive supplementary material such as a virtual jukebox
and a Coopergame, a board game revolving around snakes.
For the first time, Matt Sorum gives
special insight into his playing. Matt was the drummer for The Cult as
well as GNR. There are instructional segments here on drum setup,
tuning, microphone placement, etc. Matt is joined by Larry Cardola on
guitar an Chuck Wright on bass for performances that illustrate drum
techniques.
SLASH and Duff McKagan show up for a great section where Matt and his
guests work on a new song.The drumming develops with the song giving
a sense of the drummer's role in song development. SLASH is just outstanding
here as he really guides everyone along. And he takes solos here and there
that make the song really rock!
This is a heavy metal video that contains
music, concert footage and interviews. For example, Alice Cooper gives
a tour of his stage set and talks about his world tour. A report on the
new Dio line-up and a taste of what's to come.
SLASH, Duff McKagan and Great White appear in footage from the Children of
the Night Benefit in Los Angeles.
This iS A 1" NTSC tape from Geffen Records
containing three promo music videos. Of interest is the one by SLASH's
Snakepit, "Beggars & Hangers-On". The other two are by Siouxsie & The
Banshees and The Stone Roses. Special viewing equipment is required.
This is a tape of Gilby Clarke's videos from his
Pawnshop Guitars album. SLASH appears in 2 of these
videos. SLASH is in "Tijuana Jail" looking particularly handsome in his all black
outfit, black cowboy hat and bandana. SLASH is also in the "Cure Me... Or...
Kill Me..." video.
This is SLASH's first appearance on a DVD! It is a
Japanese import from Roco Entertainment Corp. Chic appeared in Japan as one of the
artists at the Superproducers '96 show. And SLASH played with Chic on Le Freak.
Picture at left shows SLASH onstage with Nile Rodgers of Chick. In the background you
can see the giant word "SLASH" that appeared when SLASH came running down the ramp
to join the band.
The great Teddy Riley approached SLASH about helping out with a remix for his
Blackstreet band. The song was called "Fix". SLASH worked on the remix, and it
was great! A video was put together which has a great story line featuring SLASH
living in an apartment building on the top floor with all kinds of different people
living below this guy who practices his guitar at an astounding level! It's just
a super video, and it won the MTV Europe Video Award for best R&B music video.
Before he was in the business himself, SLASH had met
a family friend named Iggy Pop. SLASH has always liked working with Iggy, and he
guested on a couple of songs on this album. One was "Home", and it shows the wild
manic energy that Iggy has...and SLASH keeps right up with him.
SLASH has played on several songs and many stages with
the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. SLASH has made more than one video with Michael, too.
On The Short Films video, you can see SLASH playing Give In To Me with Michael singing
and dancing. Another video they did together which appeared on MTV was "Black or White".
On November 13, 2001, Sony released a DVD of Dangerous - The Short Films.
Included are extensive at-the-shoot footage from "Black or White" and others.
The uncut version of "Black or White" is also on the DVD with much, much more.
This was the first music video of SLASH's Snakepit's 1995
album, "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere". The video is entirely black and white which suits
the seedy club atmosphere it is filmed in. Lots of strange characters hanging out there.
Great effects used on SLASH and the rest of the band. SLASH's then-wife Renee appears
briefly.
This Geffen promotional video contains both music videos
from SLASH's Snakepit's "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere". The first is "Beggars & Hangers-On"
and the second is "Good To Be Alive". "Beggars & Hangers-On" was shot with the recording
band. "Good To Be Alive" was shot mostly live, and the Snakepit 1995 touring band appears
on this video.
Sam Kinison does his cover of "Wild Thing", and SLASH
appears in the group of rockers hanging around and watching the show.
This series on the history of rock and roll has been
shown many times on TV. It is also a video. One episode is about guitar heroes, and SLASH appears in this
one.
Lenny Kravitz and SLASH wrote "Always On The Run" together.
There was a great video for this song, and you can still catch it now and then on VH1.
No fake storyline, just two great musicians performing this song.
SLASH has always been friendly with the
guys in Metallica. He pushed for a GNR/Metallica tour which allowed
fans to see these two monster bands as well as Faith No More.
On this Metallica box set, SLASH appears for less than a minute.
When Metallica talked about the forthcoming tour with GNR, SLASH was
sitting right there with Lars Ulrich.
SLASH has always been friendly with the
guys in Metallica. He pushed for a GNR/Metallica tour which allowed
fans to see these two monster bands as well as Faith No More.
On this Metallica video appears a couple of times. He's in a restaurant
and nearly knocks a table over. And he's with them during the GNR/Metallica tour
and at Wembley for the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. Axl Rose tried
to get the video pulled from stores when he saw James snidely revealing
Axl's backstage requirements. SLASH is sitting right there. Axl contended
that SLASH had not signed a release; but of course, SLASH had, and the
video continues to sell countless copies.
Ronnie Wood had a new album out, Not For Beginners and wanted to do a short
tour in the UK. He invited SLASH to come over and be a special guest. This DVD is
terrific as SLASH is live and appears throughout the show. Booklet has some pictures
of SLASH.
Cheap Trick was celebrating their 25th anniversary by doing
a concert in their hometown of Rockford, IL. The result was a double CD and this promo video.
SLASH played on the song "You Talk Too Much".
Doro Pesch is called the Queen of Metal in Germany.
On this album, she has a guest appearance by SLASH. He plays on the track "Now or Never" and that is
the video for this single.
This is Elan's debut album, and she sings on a track with SLASH
playing. The track is "Street Child". The promo video came out in 2003 from Silverlight Records.
Doro Pesch is called the Queen of Metal in Germany.
On this album, she has a guest appearance by SLASH. He plays on the track "Now or Never" and that is
the video for this single.
