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Hi,

For anyone who has been living in a bubble for the last few years you might have missed these. Well they are online at my site now (right click and SAVE TARGET AS to save them)

Shuffle It All - Music Video
Train Tracks - Music Video (apologise for shit quality, I didnt rip it. Will do a good copy one day)
Do You Love Me - mp3 (features Steven Adler)
Hammerhead - 30 second sample of unreleased Like A Dog
Bomb - 30 second sample of unreleased Like A Dog
River - eCard for River album

Download them all at www.izzy.34sp.com

god bless you. all i had was shuffle it all before. You don't have the beavis and butthead bit where they're going "who izzy?" do you?

Who is playing lead on Hammerhead and Bomb?  sounds kind of like Slash.

i'm pretty sure thats izzy.

No it's not, the lead guitarist on all his solo albums is Rick Richards, formally from the Georgia Satellites. He's like Slash with Izzy's sound. His solos are always cool and full of melody, awesome slide guitarist aswell 8)

Rick played a great solo in Crackin' Up from Ju Ju Hounds Live Ep recorded in Dublin.
The lineup for Hammerhead and Bomb is:
Izzy Stradlin - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Bass
Rick Richards - Lead Guitar
Taz Bentley - Drums

A friend of Izzy - J.T. who played on Do You Love Me did also play on Like a Dogs sessions but not on those 2 songs.

thanks a lot  :beer:

Do any of those songs sound like the stuff he did with GN'R (but not You Aint the First) because I dont really like much of the Izzy stuff ive heard (I got River and Ju Ju Hounds)

117 degrees and especially Ride On sound a lot more aggressive and punkrock then JuJu and River. River sounds polished compared to the others. The guitars on On Down The Road sound like the recording with Steven of Do You Love Me.

Imo some songs on 117 degrees and Ride On sound like they're taken straight from UYI, only much better with loud guitars on it. 117 degrees has the most variety of the all, fast punkrock, blues, rockabilly, acoustic and surfrock. All raw sounding. You can listen to it here: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000005ZL2/qid=1120640246/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/002-9633574-5485643?v=glance&s=music

Ride On is the most aggressive sounding Izzy album to date, it's in the same vain of 117 degrees only less variety and more punkrock sounding

As for the Like A Dog samples, those are more aggressive sounding the all the other stuff of Izzy

Gracias amigo

I just listened to Izzy Stradlin's Do you love me, and it surprised me, its a different song, kinda cool.....

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the original version of "do you love me?" is from johnny thunders...and me being a johnny fan i said the izzy version is better...izzy you are the greatest thing that happen to music in the last 2 decades...

Actually, the original song is from The Contours, Johnny Thunders covered it :)


Couldn't agree more 8)

Izzy rocks, I hope he soon releases his album "like a dog", dont you think its kinda like an irony that he hasnt released his album, and Axl either? Well lets see who releases his album first, the first genious or the second one...
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Izzy has already released several albums while axl's been working on chinese democracy.

I know izzy has released albums so far, but both axl and izzy are waiting for their upcoming albums...

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yep yep... btw, if izzy would release "like a dog" after "chinese democracy" it would give him alot of attention, but im sure that's not what hes up to...

'Do You Love Me' is way older than that, dude. It was written by Berry Gordy Jr. and performed by the Dave Clark 5.

well everu day you learn something new....i didnt know that since i downloaded johnny?s records but do you any know if there are more covers on johnny?s albums so alone and lamf? thanks

You mentioned the dublin ep. I only have nine songs from that show, is there a second part im missing? Whats the full tracklisting?

Yeah the bootleg got only half of the show 

Crackin' Up and Pressure Drop were put as a bonus songs on japanese edition of 117* and Ain't It A Bitch single.
But only Pressure Drop can be found on the bootleg...

EP

1. Bucket O' Trouble (Stradlin)
2. Cuttin' The Rug (Stradlin)
3. Jivin' Sister Fanny (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
4. Time Gone By (Stradlin/Richards)
5. Highway 49 (Joe Williams)

I don't know why the cut off Rocker... this song is excellent.

The songs on the one I have are

Bucket O' Trouble
Cuttin' The Rug
Jivin' Sister Fanny
Time Gone By
Rockin' Daddy (Rocker)
Somebody Knockin'
Pressure Drop
Little Red Rooster
Highway 49