DUST N' BONES: THE STORY SO FAR | SECOND EDITION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- "It's pretty damn good for scavenging!" - Alan Niven (Ex- GNR Manager)
A home/ fan made Izzy Stradlin documentary.
This documentary will attempt to shed light on one of Rock and Roll's most mysterious sons by combining interviews, articles, and music. It loosely details his childhood, the co-creation of the world's most dangerous band, Guns N' Roses, and his prolific solo career.
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Izzy was the reason I started working with GNR. We were friends from when he was in the band London. He has always been a very humble guy. Never cared about the rockstar stuff.
@RobertJohnPhotography Your work as a photographer with the band is outstanding. But you happened to film them as well. Were you in Chicago in 1989 when they were rehearsing and writing the Illusion material? If so, any footage?
Wasn't Nikki Sixx in London?
@@BeliaLastes Yes I think for a second. That was before Izzy was in the band.
@@RobertJohnPhotographyyour photography work with GNR is legendary. I just got your book not long ago. The photographic history of GNR. It's awesome.
Pretty sure you have unseen footage from the band. Hope someday it will be released.
This is an excellent documentary - more insightful and well-researched than all the pro released docs. Brilliantly captures the authenticity and dedication that made GNR soar over their peers, too often neglected by other documentaries in favour of the more sensational headline-grabbing antics. Exceptional work 👏👏👏
Being a Tulsa boy and musician myself!? My favorite t shirt is the black Church Studio;!
Izzy was always my favourite Gunner. I loved his style. The way he dressed, his choice of guitars, the songs he wrote. They were never the same after he left.
This is a great documentary, Guns N Roses was my intro to metal and I remember buying Izzy’s 1st solo album and realized he was very talented himself.
When I got out of the Navy in 1979, I was a Headbanger. Got discharged from NAS Miramar drove to LA hit the strip and stumbled into a job at Whiskey! Those 18 months of my life were a haze, but a damn good one.
Waaay Kwel
@@justJodi1.0 You know I was a boiler tech in the Navy and worked in the noisiest environment ever, until I hit the Whiskey!
Lol. Love that
Righteous Brother;!
Love it man! Thanks for sharing! You’re only young once!
4:52 Music and movies have lost a lot of their excitement and magic now because there’s unfettered access to the people behind it and every step of the process is exposed and known. Back then there was mystery and these figures, and what they made/did had such an aura of other-worldness. Also you weren’t saturated with constant updates on their lives and the process. You would hear an album/movie is coming out, maybe a month before it would and then BAM, there it was an event to get it or go see it. Then you would hear or see almost nothing about the artists until the next one or upcoming tour.
Izzy Stradlin - Champion and Legend
Axle needs Izzy! That was the magic
Axl needs to start doing lessons again (singing lessons). If I was Izzy I'd stay away from that circus.
Izzy steals Axl girlfriend...lol
🎉 WHERE 'S IZZY ! 🎉
Amazing Thank you! I really enjoyed this been a long time since I’ve come across a Izzy/Gnr doco with stuff I haven’t seen or heard a million times. Where do I find the demos played during end the credits?
Great docu on the greatest band that ever walked this planet. My first time seeing them I was as an 18 yr old at the Donnington gig UK 88 R.I.P the two lad's that died, it was wild being in that mass surge when they came on. I then saw them twice at wembley stadium on the illusion tour 91and 92, an lucky enough to see them at Hyde Park London 2023 and they were just awesome. Cant beat the 80's/ early 90's tho!!Cant belive over 2000 views and only 73 likes!! Well I liked an sub'd. Long live GnR
This is superb. Beautifully put together and so many great interviews of a great musician and song writer.
Great doc. Where was this interviews recorded? So much new to me here. Saw Izzy and the Juju’s in Tijuana after that first album.
What an amazing dude!!! As much as I love Slash, Izzy was the main songwriter in GNR and they’ll never be able to replace him, ever.
Thank you for this documentary. Well done!
Izzy was an indiana boy on an indiana night.
😊 that's funny lol
What a beautiful documentary. You went right indepth with this.Much appreciated.🤘
I keep trying to think of a better debut album so as not to overhype Appitite's place in history.... 36 years later, and I'm sure it's the greatest debut album of all-times.
It’s definitely close but Led Zeppelin I and Van Halen I would like to say hello.
I love this . Great job . 💙💙
Guns N Replacements
Stolen
IZZY
THIS A BIG BOSS !
ALSO
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BIG LEGEND !
EVEN
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NICE
COOL GUY !
IZZY THIS A GOD !
Man this is great, well done. I think those random pro surfing videos don’t fit that well but overall this is a great watch.
Thanks for the comment, mate and I'm glad you enjoyed. Just for context regarding the surfing videos: Surfing was one of the things Izzy took up during his break from GN'R. It leads on from Alan Niven describing what he was getting up to. With the greatest of respects, nothing was random about this video ;) Thanks again, dude.
@@AyewisDocumentaries hey, sorry, random was a poor word choice on my part. I’m a surfer and guitarist myself, and I thought the surf clips were just so high performance, makes one think Izzy is some ripping pro ha. I think some dude riding a longboard in California would have been closer to the mark, but being a surfer myself I’m probably the only person who thought this. Regardless I really enjoyed the video. I’m a big fan of Izzy, he’s so cool and talented. Peace ✌️
@@slashtrio All good, mate. I wasn't having a go, just wanted to add a bit of context. As a non-surfer, i get you're point now. Rock on and keep surfing, dude!
I agree, Appetite for Destruction is one of the Best Debut Albums in Music History.
Absolutely. Raw, raunchy, hip swinging and brutally honest rock n fuckin roll. It was what was needed exactly at the time.
My first time seeing them was right before they released Appetite. No clue who they were. But after that performance they had become my favorite band. Their Live show was complete debauchery. Like the album, it was fucking loud, raw and in your face. Although Slash was having challenges standing up, he still killed it. And like all the General Admission concerts back in the day, me and my crew were front and center at the stage. Unforgettable.
ITS ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS EVER…IT IS THE BEST DEBUT ALBUM EVER!
OH MY GOSH A NEW PART 🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭 IM SO HAPPY
It’s not new
@@robmcvaigh796oh mb its new on TH-cam 😭
@@robmcvaigh796 mb I thought it was because I’ve only ever seen it on youtube
I love you, Mr. Stradlin.
Good stuff.
I appreciate this video so so much.
Izzy made Gunners.. The Keith Richards of the Band !
*SOUNDS JUST LIKE PORTLAND* *TROUTDALE WERE MY GRAMPA HELPED BUILD THE CHURCH* *I SING LIKE AXEL* *CATER*
*IZZY IS AMAZING* *HE WON* *CATER*
Sweet
QUESTION? What was the last hit GNR song after Izzy left? Game over!
Nice
16:25 The truth right there!
O.G. line-up *_is_* Guns 'n' Roses !!
👊 Axl!
👊 Slash!
👊 Duff!
💥👊 Izzy!!
💥👊 Steven 💥👊Adler!!!
And like a finely tuned V12 Ferrari engine...it needs all of its' component parts to run at full ferocity. 🤷♂️
It'll still run...if you swap out a part or two with aftermarket, offbrand replacement parts...but only the original components can deliver peak performance.
And.... eventually, once several parts have been replaced...how much of it is still a Ferrari engine at all...??
Ohhhhhhhh ...I get it, now! 🙆♂️
Izzy left Gunners + the drug/party lifestyle.. and went off -riding trailbikes in the desert, backpacking in Europe - in pursuit of finding himself again. He was doing _"Eat, Pray, Love"* ... He was trying to find his __*_Ju-Ju . . ._*
And, once he found a like minded group of laid back, un-ego'ed muso's...
Ergo . . . the *_Ju-ju Hounds!_*
They all were in pursuit of their soul's equilibrium... not their bodily base desires, but their spirits' needs : spiritual nourishment.
They were not drug hounds... or fame hounds. Sex or money hounds... They were Ju-Ju hounds. 😌
Edit: oh, I see they say the name's origin at 1:11:00 ish...
I don't care!! My reason is the correct answer.....for me!! 😝
There were these two people....and they loved each other very much. But they didnt know how to show it. Wnd so one of them would go out and hed come back so angry at eveything hed been thinking about. And the other one...wekk one daybhe said no more.
Whats the difference between this second edition and the first one?
It's like a version 2.0, ie it's brighter, edits are smoother, volume levelled and titles have been added etc
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What is the song playing at 57:58?
🏆🏆🏆👍👍GUNS N 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎸🎸🎸🎸AWESOME DOCUMENTARY !!!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
That’s VH1 documentary
What is the song name at the 57 minutes mark
It’s’Drove’, which is on the ‘Concrete’ album.
Sucks izzy solo stuff tanked so bad. His were always my favorite g n r songs... especially since we both small town boys from indy
Little to no promo is my guess. He should have signed with a smaller label where he would have been their main focus.
@@TheChristafershawn idk I bought them....both...didn't have that same edge ... was very stale to me like the gin blossoms or counting crows...blues traveller.... idk...maybe that's on me but I didn't get it then...maybe ill go back an give em another listen
@@isaacshaver6218 Yeah I hear you. I remember back in the day hearing a few tracks from a friend who dug it because it was different but I do remember thinking it kinda vanilla, like the examples you gave. That said I bet if one was to revisit his old stuff it might be much more appreciated for what it is rather than what it isn't.
Yep, its just so inevitable that people would want to near Axl screeching over the songs to make them peek out of the trees. But being a person that quit a band myself I'd love to be in his shoes just to have that freedom.....and money Lol.
Izzy is clearly a talented musician but GNR was the sum of it's parts, for a few brief years. They all made GNR such an awesome band. On it's own, his music was musically very good but it didn't have the same force as when he was teamed up with the rest of the band. After UYI toured, I remember feeling that it was all about to come apart. I knew nothing then like we know now. Relying on some magazines and MTV etc. Adler was gone, Izzy was gone, Izzy had a solo album, Duff had a solo album. It was like I didn't want them to be successful solo artists because it would mean the end of something else that was bigger than all of them. Sadly it came to pass and we can only be appreciative that this group of guys were together making music for 6 or 7 years and none of them are dead!! It's remarkable that the reunion band has been back together for so long and yet they haven't created any new music of note. Certainly gives weight to the belief that they can't write the music without Izzy and also Stephen. You also need to remember that their life circumstances, that was the fuel for their raw music, have vastly changed. You can't fake that energy and bad ass attitude. They are still a very good gig to go and see but it's very different to them in their heyday.
Ups,I thought 💭 it all from VH1…my bad
He's such a johnny thunders clone it makes me spew. But I'm an Aussie and I don't settle 4 clonerey. Even the first song it's pure heart breakers right up 2 the lyrics get the party on. Fuckin lame folk's. Don't idolize clones
You are lame.
Who, gnr?