Slash's Snakepit - 11/14/00, Osaka, Japan. Full Show! 

Of course there are no cell phones. It's the year 2000. 23 damn years ago. People didn't carry phones everywhere back then.

And thank God for that. Phones should be banned at all shows. @@TUUK2006

Rod is the best singer Slash ever worked with imo and that's REALLY saying something.

​@@Easun36Род реально крут, но на горизонте уже маячил Майлз Кеннеди

@@user-lb3wn2pc1dYes, but for me Myles is the worst singer Slash ever worked with. He might be technical but I truly don't like his nasal tones. And he has no frontman qualities either, he just stands there. Too clean and too nasal. Just my two cents.

Jordi Deportos You’re fucking right dude...

Better than most of Guns and Roses albums too.

@@cesarsagil I wouldn't go that far. Better than CD for sure, but AFD & UYI 1/2 are classics that can't be beat.

velvet revolver is the most forced project of slash, i dont like the sound of slash on those years

snakepit is the real hard rock slash style

@頴娃梗 you got that right! It’s even better than appetite!

TOTALLY 100% AGREE !!! I'm at a loss as to why this line-up didn't stick for Slash.

First line-up is better ( 1995 )

@@gfgranja I wasn't really feeling Eric Dover's singing.

Ricardo Gutierrez...Best band Slash has ever had? I don't agree. GNR at their prime was way better, I like also VR more than this. It's subjective.

His vocals are badass! He and Slash are fire together!

Do you know other projects with Rod?

@@napulse no.

@@mesadeblues 😭

На пульсе he supposedly release a solo album 2018. Not sure so don’t quote me on that. I’d like to look into that soon. He has an amazing voice! He and Slash were 🔥together! 🤟🏼💯

Rod had an amazing voice! Kicks ass performing. Live is where you see what they’ve GOT/and don’t (disappointed a few times). When they record in studio and (photoshop lol ) fix vocals to sell it sucks hard with the let down. That’s when I block and zone in on the music only. The music is what grabs me well before the lyrics. The music speaks to me first. Vocals are a plus and always much appreciated when you see them LIVE and it’s better than in studio/recorded. Can name off quite a few that come to mind quickly. Rob Halford Myles Kennedy David Gilmour 💯

@@venusmc2824 Bruce Dickinson and Ronnie Dio could be in this list as well ✌️😊

Thiago Coutinho definitely! 🎸🔥🎸🖤🤟🏼💯

He says Rod Jackson is a junkie with poor work ethic. Shame. The guy’s voice is unreal.

@@sahirkhan846 source? Wanna read/watch the interview, really curious bout this guy but i cant find any articles bout him

@@rakhazhafranbagaskara1328 Slash talks about it in his autobiography I think. Can’t remember exactly how it goes or whether he blames Rod specifically. But he definitely starts off being very complimentary to Rod before later saying that the band had work ethic issues and were not taking things as seriously as they should, so it fell apart. This is at least one thing that Myles, Todd Kerns, Brent Fitz and Frank Sidoris can never be accused of.

i wish he would play more slash snakepit songs with myles and the conspirators

Serial killer and your epic guitar solo!

Man, I first got to this album to hear Slash playing and then discoverd a whole awesome band, this lineup is pure rock. It's a shame that this album is not that famous.

I like Rod's voice on the album version, but it annoys "me" live, too many screaming outside lyrics and over Slash's solos for my taste. Something similar happened with Scott on VR he tended to sing and talk over Slahs's solos and I personally don't like that

@@Bernaardi8910 that album sounds fantastic! I still remember when it came out it was such a relief compared to everything else that came out in 2000-2002!

@@mallkell completely agree as I've seen some of the live footage. A harsh yell etc. I know in Slash's book he had a ton of problems on tour in general with Rod.

@@SteveKaynan drug problem maybe?

Rod sounds great here but this is the closest show to Slash's near-death due to his drinking. He was in bad shape here, and you can tell he's much healthier in the shows after April 2001. I think Dallas was the best performance of the tour, check it out if you haven't.

Awesome stuff!!!!

Top , Marshall Gibson Slash

Cara, que foda ver isso hoje em dia e lembrar pq eu gostava tanto do Slash.

I totally agree

So fucking amazing.

foda demais, uma pena esses albuns nao serem mais reconhecidos

Exatamente, pra mim o Rod jackson era um vocalista incrível pra esse som. Infelizmente não deu certo... a imagem do slash estava muito vinculada ao Guns e só deu certo com Velvet Revolver temos depois

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Hard rock en su maximo esplendor! Sublime banda,de los mejores proyectos de slash!

Drugs. I read he is addicted to heroin.

Rejected

Slash talks about how difficult it was to keep Rod's drug habit maintained while they were on tour in his book.

@@cesarsagil yes drugs. No heroin.

Slash ....estaba mal con la falopa .......le llevo tiempo salir de eso y la banda igual ........una lastima...... tremenda banda ....

Posers

R.J. - best

yes!

@@RicardoGutierrez Myles Kennedy blows. Gimme Rod Jackson all fckn day. And Kerri Kelli on Guitar. Sick.

Conspirators is sort a nerdy thing

yeah what a bad timing, the solo was great

Johnny Griparic

matt laug

Pode crer , até as guitarra parece ter ficado xoxa

melhor vocal solo da carreira do slash

Demais cara,eu admiro demais essa banda solo de Slash.

@@rafapitaschwertner gosto mais da primeira formação, porém o R.Jackson realmente tem uma energia incrível em relação ao outros.