They discuss their third album World On Fire, which is available now as a Classic Rock Fanpack - a month before general release. The conversation includes an exchange about the former Guns N' Roses axeman's self-taught background, and its comparison to his colleague's more formal education.

Slash tells host Nicky Horne: "Myles teaches me stuff. Technically he's much more proficient than I am. He knows way more about all that stuff. There's been a few times where he's shown me licks, runs, arpeggios or scales and I'm like, 'What was that?'"

But Kennedy counters: "I'll show him a little thing he might like - something I've spent months perfecting to execute. Then I'll hear him play it that that night. He'll run through it once then he'll play it that night perfectly. He's a natural and he won't give himself credit for that."