Slash with Michael Jackson (videos)

[coolman78SLASH]

Just wanted to put different clips in one place of performances Slash did with MJ during the years. You may not know it, but Michael was a huge fan of Slash, so thats why he used him on so many tracks and invited him to live concerts all the time..

Here is one with MJ, performing Earth Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBiPqkQFR-k (Slash comes on around 5 minutes in)

Black or White/Will you be there 1992: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc2BpkLbGPE Slash does a very cool twist on it!
 
Black or whithe Tokyo '92 (around 2 minutes in) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLY04XG2Npk

Beat It NY 2001: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h1_5pDXgwE



Here is some still pictures, many rare, with Give in to me as audio but after about 2 minutes, they repeat most of the photos.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZO_nrqf5RU

[lynn1961]

Thanks for taking the time to find and post all of those.  Enjoyed them very much.  I have this one, in my "collection".  A favorite of mine.  It's Black or White - again - from the 30th anniversary show.   

[Smoking Guns]

Man, a few of those were fucking awesome.... I had never seen those with the exception of Beat It.  Thanks!

[Jdog0830]

Im supprised no ones talking about what Slash said in his book about the metal band MJ led for a one time thing with Slash in it even though the even aired only in MTV Europe though so I guess if you dont know its ok...

[widevu]

Im supprised no ones talking about what Slash said in his book about the metal band MJ led for a one time thing with Slash in it even though the even aired only in MTV Europe though so I guess if you dont know its ok...

That was the video for 'Give in to me'. It aired only in Europe, that's true.
Michael wanted to lead a 'metal-band'. That was the concept.
Slash on lead, Gilby on rythm, Teddy keyboards, bassplayer from Living Colour, and the drums ...

One of the best Jackson-songs & videos IMO.

[kobys]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

[oldgunsfan]

that was good stuff. slash played the shit out of that.  would have loved to hear MJ sing something from guns.

[coolman78SLASH]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

I was sure everybody had seen that clip, as it is their main co-alleboration (how do I write that word?? ) thats why I dident post it at first, so here it is:

Give in to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVYGcAJ53Q0

and as Jdog0830 wrote earlier, thats Gilby Clarke, Teddy on keys, and the bassist from Living Colur performing in the video, but they did not actually play on the track

Some of you may not know that the guitar intro that plays in the background on Black or white when McCauley Culkin plays his stereo until his dad flips is done by Slash, and he also wrote that part himself, here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVoJ6OO6lR4
PS:Slash did not play the main riff for the rest of the song even if many people belive that.

Both of these tunes are on the Dangerous album

[coolman78SLASH]

I forgot to mention that Slash also plays on Michael Jacksons History album on the track "D.S" from 1995,
and also on the track "Morphine" from the 1997 album Blood on the Dance floor: HIStory in the Mix

You should check out D.S its cool (audio only): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJmNLZ-SM4

And here's Morphine (fan made video): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0m--XV-CfRA


There are people saying that the guitar solo on the song "Privacy" from the 2001 album Invincible is also done by Slash, but as far as I know that dosent stand in the booklet, and is a bit unclear.. Here is an unofficial fan made video of the track, it sounds like Slash, but as I said, its very unconfirmed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sa51eJPj-RI

[widevu]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

I was sure everybody had seen that clip, as it is their main co-alleboration (how do I write that word?? ) thats why I dident post it at first, so here it is:

Give in to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVYGcAJ53Q0

that's not the original version

[coolman78SLASH]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

I was sure everybody had seen that clip, as it is their main co-alleboration (how do I write that word?? ) thats why I dident post it at first, so here it is:

Give in to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVYGcAJ53Q0

that's not the original version

No, you're correct, thank you for that  , but tell me, why not post the original version when you already found the time to point that out?  

[widevu]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

I was sure everybody had seen that clip, as it is their main co-alleboration (how do I write that word?? ) thats why I dident post it at first, so here it is:

Give in to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVYGcAJ53Q0

that's not the original version

No, you're correct, thank you for that  , but tell me, why not post the original version when you already found the time to point that out?  

OK, here's a link to the original one aired on mtv by that time.
It's very difficult to find it on youtube, so...

http://www.beersteak.com/music/michael-jackson-give-in-to-me-video/

[coolman78SLASH]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

I was sure everybody had seen that clip, as it is their main co-alleboration (how do I write that word?? ) thats why I dident post it at first, so here it is:

Give in to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVYGcAJ53Q0

that's not the original version

No, you're correct, thank you for that  , but tell me, why not post the original version when you already found the time to point that out?  

OK, here's a link to the original one aired on mtv by that time.
It's very difficult to find it on youtube, so...

http://www.beersteak.com/music/michael-jackson-give-in-to-me-video/

Thank you! I had some difficulties finding the original myself, so again, thanks!

[Jdog0830]

Now there's something different, MJ fronting a metal band. Never heard about that until now.

I was sure everybody had seen that clip, as it is their main co-alleboration (how do I write that word?? ) thats why I dident post it at first, so here it is:

Give in to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVYGcAJ53Q0

that's not the original version

No, you're correct, thank you for that  , but tell me, why not post the original version when you already found the time to point that out?  

OK, here's a link to the original one aired on mtv by that time.
It's very difficult to find it on youtube, so...

http://www.beersteak.com/music/michael-jackson-give-in-to-me-video/

Thank you! I had some difficulties finding the original myself, so again, thanks!

Yes thank you for the link even though people have said its like MJ the front man in a metal band its not the sound of metal more like a raw rock song not metal...

[MattyJam]

I was actually a MJ fan years before I got into GNR. When I was a kid I only knew Slash as "that guy who plays guitar with MJ."

I always loved Slash's playing on MJ's rockier tracks. His solo on D.S. is red hot!!!

Although Slash is listed in the credits to Morphine, I find it hard to hear exactly what his contribution is to that track. I don't even hear an electric guitar on it. Brilliant track nonetheless.

Contrary to public opinion, I firmly believe MJ did his best work in the 90's....

[audjon]

I always loved Slash's playing on MJ's rockier tracks. His solo on D.S. is red hot!!!

Yeah great solo. the song itself is poor, but love the solo.

[MattyJam]

No way... I love that song. "Tom S. Sneddon is a cold man - he's just a dog!"

Although They Don't Care About Us is MJ's best rock song.

[coolman78SLASH]

I was actually a MJ fan years before I got into GNR. When I was a kid I only knew Slash as "that guy who plays guitar with MJ."

I always loved Slash's playing on MJ's rockier tracks. His solo on D.S. is red hot!!!

Although Slash is listed in the credits to Morphine, I find it hard to hear exactly what his contribution is to that track. I don't even hear an electric guitar on it. Brilliant track nonetheless.

Contrary to public opinion, I firmly believe MJ did his best work in the 90's....

Well it is a little guitar riff there if you listen closely, but its on a low volume level