I wouldn't say he IS undervalued. Every time he gets mentioned it's usually with the highest respect. Even Axl, in interviews, typically cites Izzy as a fundamental component of their sound. Izzy gets his due, no doubt. As he should.
Watch people playing Izzys Mr Brownstone or Rocket Queen part. The guy took rythm guitar to the next level imo. One of my favorite Slash solo songs is his work with Izzy on Ghost. Listen to the song and it is like a GNR song with how the guitars work together.
The only thing that clued me in was in the original video, they show Izzy playing the intro "solo" quite clearly...the rest of the song I had no idea about until this!
He co wrote the best songs with Axl. Duff even said that “patience” would never have been a hit if it wasn’t for Axl’s contribution to the writing. This probably applied to most of their hit songs too.
This is exactly why Izzy and Slash are the perfect guitar combo! They had contrast in styles and all their guitar parts were entirely different. Absolutely brilliant guitar work on appetite for destruction. Thank you for this post
@@jonathanriojas2177 bro lol no they're not. There are plenty of videos on UA-cam that have both of their isolated tracks. They are playing subtle differences and Izzy is playing a lot of different fills as well. You obviously do not have an acute ear
I feel a lot of people when they hear someone say rhythm guitar they think bar chords and backing tracks but this just shows how intricate and important Izzy was. Whilst watching this I discovered that delicious parts of the song were actually played by Izzy. A lot of rhythm guitarist are very underrated and not noticed as much. In the 80s each member gave they own tone, feel and emotion to each legendary song. But as rock n’ roll has evolved, things have changed. Thanks man for the great video and cover. Much luv🙌
I’m never easily impressed, but that performance is perfectly brilliant. Most cats focus on Slash’s part for obvious reasons, but without Izzy’s part the tune isn’t remarkable at all. You not only absolutely nailed Izzy’s part, you nailed the feel. So hard to do, and so incredibly awesome. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. I’m subscribed.
Izzy's guitar sound was what I loved the most of all in all the AFD songs! It took all five of them to make it such a powerful album, but that rhythm guitar was orgasmic 😊
Orgasmic is truly the correct word to describe Izzy Stradlin. Guitar playing, looks, style, everything about him is sexy as hell. He oozes sex out of every pore. 🤤🤤🤤
I rarely praise covers on here but this is phenomenal. Highlights the brilliance of an underrated rhythm guitarist and the lightning in a bottle that those two had together. I’m a huge slash fan but I’ll always feel that Izzy pushed him to be his best.
Such a funky bad ass swinging rhythm part!! Izzy never struck me as being a really intricate type player but WOWW this just CRUSHES. I'll take your word for it this is what he plays... yikes man so creative with the different types of power chords... I love the way he slides the D chord up.... just brilliant, Izzy had his SHIT DOWN as a rhythm player.
In high school when appetite came out, I would run one wired headphone earbud up through my sleeve and rest my head on my hand so I could secretly listen during class. Never paid attention to whether I was doing the R or L channel, but randomly hearing one guitarist isolated on any given day was a huge eye opener. Vocals drums and bass were centered, but it was often Izzy in one channel and Slash in another. Great way to check each one out.
And they call Izzy a "rhythm" guitarist. Hahaha This kind of artistry is what makes early GNR songs so powerful. Izzy's ability to create harmonies and dissonance with Slash's lead gives their songs an epic sound and elevates Slash's playing at the same time.
The ability of two guitarists to play fully fleshed out parts on top of each other, that are radically different, is one of the most underrated skills of being a musical band I think.
@@joaogabrielmatsudaverdi4070 While I agree that Fortus is a very good rhythm guitarist and compliments the band well, he hasn't yet shown if he can be a prolific songwriter like Izzy. His contributions to Chinese Democracy are muddled by the fact that there are overdubs on top of overdubs and the music itself wasn't nearly as strong as anything done during Izzy's days. Hopefully some new music will surface soon from the band and we can finally get a feel for how he fits with the (3/5ths) classic lineup on new material.
@@strandburger6353 before you even start playing, try singing or humming the guitar parts. You need to hear the sounds in your head, before you can play them. Also count 1 2 3 4 to your favorite rock songs, you need to get good at listening for the beat. Learning the guitar before you have a grasp of those concepts makes it much harder to learn the guitar, or any instrument.
Great job on this, your tone is amazing and playing spot on. Well done bringing more attention to these intricate rhythm parts. Love Izzy's rhythm work.
I have to learn thee Izzy's part of this song, your video is really helping me, but I never think it was going to be so chaotic in the solo part... it's being harder than I thought.
Hippie Gamer I noticed same things! And the tone, I think only izzy knows how to make the right tone, and look at the style too! maybe he really is him?
Yeah, but so many amazing songs on the album too. But I guess we have to keep in mind there were probably 1000s of bands and only the ones with the talent and creativity for the first album made it.
Consider the fact that "You could be mine" and "November Rain"...and perhaps "Don't Cry" were written in the Appetite era, and it had the possibility of being... A supernova of rock! No complaints, either way. But damn!
Drinks and drugs never come first. They just sap creativity and cost money. The drink and drugs comes after the creative phase when the band are sitting around waiting to record twenty guitars and someone else is paying.
Thanks to UA-cam and people like you, lots of young and not so young GNR fans will be able to know who Izzy was in the band. That taste, that guitar arrangements... He is one of a kind, specially in GNR records. It took 30 years (not 14, ;) to start giving this man his place in music. Thanks a lot!!
Great!! Izzy makes the perfect combination. He complements exactly to fill the song. Listen appetite for destruction with headphones is a pleasure L & R.
As of today (Easter 2020)... there are 97 haters wishing they cold play such a stellar rendition of this all time gem... so I'll bite... I'll ask the ubiquitous (and utterly inescapable) question - how the eff do you thumbs down this vid? Nice work, boss 💪
I bought amazon fire tv, and looking for best video that heals / encourage myself in this COVID situation. I am huge GN’R fan since 1992, and wanted see GN’R video on Friday nite at home, and found this video reminds me back to my high school eras. This guy is super, I would love him to be in this NITLT tour as well as Izzy. Izzy rules, and this guy is really awesome. Love Axl and Izzy! Also love Slash and Duff and Steven of course.
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Great playing brother, I've been a Guns fanatic since they dropped Appetite so I know their tunes inside sand out. You totally nailed everything, the part, the feel, the sound. Keep up the good work man. Guns n Roses are the greatest hard rock band of all time, no competition.
Agreed. A friend and I were discussing a few years ago the greatest rock 'n' roll albums, ever, of all genres, and we decided that Appetite was the best album since The Wall, and there hasn't been a better album yet.
VERY nice. This reminds me so much of going through the AFD Cherry Lane sheet music book 30 years ago trying to figure out which parts belong to who...still really can't play any of it. You played Izzy's part to absolute perfection. God bless you for you sharing this with us.
ive always wanted to hear the two guitars split apart. what an amazing piec... 4 choruses each 2 each in 2 keys, the breakdown... so many parts and such complicated riffing. this album still holds up and a lot of that has to to with the excellent rythm guitar
Great job bro!!! Excellent lesson for us players that have been playing a while and don’t need to hear all talking before a lesson!! Loved it man!!!☘️🎸🏴☠️
@@tarunkumaar625 fuck yeah my favorite part of listening to GnR was how both sides of the earphones where different guitar playing, THAT SHIT FEEDS MY SOUL!!!! BEEN LISTENING TO GnR SINCE I WAS 6 and im now 25 and i cant believe my mom let me listen to that crazy shit!!!!! It was the stepping stone towards metal because my favorite song as a kid was literally, OUT TA GET ME. the imagery in my head was the awesome!!!
@@Violence1320 I was wondering: are there newer remixes that take away the two channels of the original experience? Or can you still distinctly hear Slash and Izzy's parts?
@@jeremycline9542 i can tell the difference? the guitar tones are different and the style too. Plus one is on the Right the other on the Left lol. Listen harder i guess haha. Idk if its because i play guitar but i know the weed helps lol
Izzy was the song writer, Izzy was the guns and they were the Rose's. They haven't written a decent (decent) song without him. He was the soul of the song.
Great cover dude. I loved Izzy. Slash rips too but Izzy was always my favorite. I always liked to switch the balance back and forth and listen to his parts and Slash's parts especially on songs like Mr Brownstone. Izzy was a huge compliment to the band and Slash. I always liked Georgia Satellites and I'm glad Izzy teamed up with Rick Richards. That's another great guitar combo. Now I'm going to have to get tabs and learn Izzy's part to this song.
As much as I like Slash, I think he stole a lot of Izzy's thunder. Slash and Izzy could have worked more in tandem like Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing does in Judas Priest
@@carpediemarts705 No, he didn't. That was even a big part of why he left, and why he won't return. GNR became "too big" for him, and he didn't like the fame and attention. He's played with Axl here and there for random shows and songs, but he'll never rejoin the band, because they surpassed what he wanted.
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It's ridiculous how undervalued Izzy is in this band. Great rhythm guitarist.
Too bad the band didn't want to split the revenue equally on the "reunion" tour or we'd have Izzy back :/
You can find Ju Ju Hounds gigs on YT. He's an amazing player.
Just like Malcolm
This is more like "Lead 2".
I wouldn't say he IS undervalued. Every time he gets mentioned it's usually with the highest respect. Even Axl, in interviews, typically cites Izzy as a fundamental component of their sound. Izzy gets his due, no doubt. As he should.
It's really refreshing to see someone posting Izzy's work.
Very cool. Never realized how many leads and "leady" things Izzy did on this one.
Watch people playing Izzys Mr Brownstone or Rocket Queen part. The guy took rythm guitar to the next level imo. One of my favorite Slash solo songs is his work with Izzy on Ghost. Listen to the song and it is like a GNR song with how the guitars work together.
The only thing that clued me in was in the original video, they show Izzy playing the intro "solo" quite clearly...the rest of the song I had no idea about until this!
Check out Rocket Queen with headphones on and listen to Izzy. It's absolutely filthy.
Not only did he play great parts but Izzy wrote the best gnr songs.
Slash wrote solos izzy wrote riffs ya
He co wrote the best songs with Axl. Duff even said that “patience” would never have been a hit if it wasn’t for Axl’s contribution to the writing. This probably applied to most of their hit songs too.
Yeah Izzy more important than Slash, especially after duo Use you Illution. GNR had do nothing after Izzy left the band. Spaghetti Incident? Bleh
@@kadaltokek3953 well more like axl kicked everyone out
utuub uuser he didn’t kick anyone out tho, they all left. Only person to get kicked out was Steven and that was by the whole band.
This is exactly why Izzy and Slash are the perfect guitar combo! They had contrast in styles and all their guitar parts were entirely different. Absolutely brilliant guitar work on appetite for destruction. Thank you for this post
Yup, beautifully layered rhythm sections. Add to that Duff's bassline and Adler's drumming this is the most unique rhythm section ever.
Bro lol they’re playing the same thing on this song minus the solos.
@@jonathanriojas2177 bro lol no they're not. There are plenty of videos on UA-cam that have both of their isolated tracks. They are playing subtle differences and Izzy is playing a lot of different fills as well. You obviously do not have an acute ear
@@jonathanriojas2177 Maybe you're deaf. No they're playing a lot of different things.
Indeed - synergy greater than sum of parts. Neither could replicate the brilliance alone post-GNR.
Izzy: Added rock n roll
Duff: Added the groove
Slash: Added the Blues and Metal
Steven: Added the Swing
Axl: Added the Emotion
Alexander Oliveira And Steven added the swing.
@@78jding not he is added to heroin!
@@lucaseduardoraspe6806 hahahaha hahahaha
@@78jding Axl thought he was in Queen, Izzy in the Stones, Slash in Aerosmith, Adler in Kiss, and Duff in an underground punk band.
@@ando3024 no shit. It wouldn't have ever been written if they only drank grape Nehi.
First time I've heard anybody actually play Izzy's parts so well, notes and tone.
I feel a lot of people when they hear someone say rhythm guitar they think bar chords and backing tracks but this just shows how intricate and important Izzy was. Whilst watching this I discovered that delicious parts of the song were actually played by Izzy. A lot of rhythm guitarist are very underrated and not noticed as much. In the 80s each member gave they own tone, feel and emotion to each legendary song. But as rock n’ roll has evolved, things have changed. Thanks man for the great video and cover. Much luv🙌
I’m never easily impressed, but that performance is perfectly brilliant. Most cats focus on Slash’s part for obvious reasons, but without Izzy’s part the tune isn’t remarkable at all. You not only absolutely nailed Izzy’s part, you nailed the feel. So hard to do, and so incredibly awesome. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. I’m subscribed.
Couldn’t say it any better myself, this is the best Izzy cover I’ve ever seen. You captured the heart of the tune to perfection.
Agree 100%
Izzy's guitar sound was what I loved the most of all in all the AFD songs! It took all five of them to make it such a powerful album, but that rhythm guitar was orgasmic 😊
Orgasmic is truly the correct word to describe Izzy Stradlin. Guitar playing, looks, style, everything about him is sexy as hell. He oozes sex out of every pore. 🤤🤤🤤
Damn! the rhythm part is harder to learn than the solo. Good job mate!
@Cяook Me too.
I rarely praise covers on here but this is phenomenal. Highlights the brilliance of an underrated rhythm guitarist and the lightning in a bottle that those two had together. I’m a huge slash fan but I’ll always feel that Izzy pushed him to be his best.
I enjoyed every second of this.
The devil works hard, but Izzy was working twice as hard!
You got Izzy's tone and rhythmic feel spot on dude 👍
Such a funky bad ass swinging rhythm part!! Izzy never struck me as being a really intricate type player but WOWW this just CRUSHES. I'll take your word for it this is what he plays... yikes man so creative with the different types of power chords... I love the way he slides the D chord up.... just brilliant, Izzy had his SHIT DOWN as a rhythm player.
Good lord this is so spot on. So many little details that get missed
By far the best songwriter in the band too!
2:48 i had no idea he was doing that... totally badass
Your tone and playing would make Izzy himself proud.
There is no GnR without Izzy. He created so much in them pockets. 🤘🏼🔥
In high school when appetite came out, I would run one wired headphone earbud up through my sleeve and rest my head on my hand so I could secretly listen during class. Never paid attention to whether I was doing the R or L channel, but randomly hearing one guitarist isolated on any given day was a huge eye opener. Vocals drums and bass were centered, but it was often Izzy in one channel and Slash in another. Great way to check each one out.
So this is where that scratchy, funky, muted sound on Appetite comes from. Excellent playing.
This is fantastic! Lots of cool parts in the song. Slash got all the attention but Izzy was incredible. Very very good cover!
izzys style is so reminiscent of Malcolm Young's style. So much groove n feel.
And they call Izzy a "rhythm" guitarist. Hahaha
This kind of artistry is what makes early GNR songs so powerful. Izzy's ability to create harmonies and dissonance with Slash's lead gives their songs an epic sound and elevates Slash's playing at the same time.
The ability of two guitarists to play fully fleshed out parts on top of each other, that are radically different, is one of the most underrated skills of being a musical band I think.
Great job and great tone. Helps to understand how much Izzy’s work and talent contributed to GN’Rs best songs.
GnR were never the same when Izzy left.
It was the beginning of the end
d j no shit, Fortus is better
I love Fortus, but he hasn't written anything close to what GnR did with Izzy. No comparison.
@@joaogabrielmatsudaverdi4070 While I agree that Fortus is a very good rhythm guitarist and compliments the band well, he hasn't yet shown if he can be a prolific songwriter like Izzy. His contributions to Chinese Democracy are muddled by the fact that there are overdubs on top of overdubs and the music itself wasn't nearly as strong as anything done during Izzy's days. Hopefully some new music will surface soon from the band and we can finally get a feel for how he fits with the (3/5ths) classic lineup on new material.
Absolutely
It's amazing how in some bands the "Rhythm" is mostly vanilla. Not Izzy.
I've played guitar for 20 years, I never knew this side of the song! I always played the role of Slash . Awesome cover!
I'm thinking about learning guitar some day, any recommendations on how I should start?
@@strandburger6353 what style? Metal, rock, blues, country, etc?
@@Twobarpsi Like mainly rock and some metal here and there
@@strandburger6353 before you even start playing, try singing or humming the guitar parts. You need to hear the sounds in your head, before you can play them. Also count 1 2 3 4 to your favorite rock songs, you need to get good at listening for the beat. Learning the guitar before you have a grasp of those concepts makes it much harder to learn the guitar, or any instrument.
Great job on this, your tone is amazing and playing spot on. Well done bringing more attention to these intricate rhythm parts. Love Izzy's rhythm work.
Best cover Izzy line
I have to learn thee Izzy's part of this song, your video is really helping me, but I never think it was going to be so chaotic in the solo part... it's being harder than I thought.
Plot twist : He is actually izzy :)
Haha.
But..... NO
Nah
He is, I have seen that finger moving like izzy, finger size and posture matches too.
Hippie Gamer I noticed same things! And the tone, I think only izzy knows how to make the right tone, and look at the style too! maybe he really is him?
This guy plays too clean to be Izzy. He has a raunchiness in his playing.
I’m gonna practice this masterpiece ❤
Such a great composition - Izzy, the unsung hero of G n' R!
I always wonder how a bunch of drunk kids came up with this technical masterpiece (and many more).
Chris after all these years i reckon it was just a good “story” they had us believe...
Yeah, but so many amazing songs on the album too. But I guess we have to keep in mind there were probably 1000s of bands and only the ones with the talent and creativity for the first album made it.
It is all an illusion and it’s probably the bands biggest trick, their public image was the opposite of reality hence why Adler didn’t last.
Consider the fact that "You could be mine" and "November Rain"...and perhaps "Don't Cry" were written in the Appetite era, and it had the possibility of being... A supernova of rock! No complaints, either way. But damn!
Drinks and drugs never come first. They just sap creativity and cost money. The drink and drugs comes after the creative phase when the band are sitting around waiting to record twenty guitars and someone else is paying.
Thanks to UA-cam and people like you, lots of young and not so young GNR fans will be able to know who Izzy was in the band. That taste, that guitar arrangements... He is one of a kind, specially in GNR records. It took 30 years (not 14, ;) to start giving this man his place in music. Thanks a lot!!
Feels like the rhythm guitarists get just as overlooked as the bassists.
exactly right....izzy gave a lot of abrasive edge to one of my favourite records. Thank you Iz you are a true great guitarist.
Great!! Izzy makes the perfect combination. He complements exactly to fill the song. Listen appetite for destruction with headphones is a pleasure L & R.
Nice! I like how your guitar is louder than the song itself. I can actually hear what you are playing. Perfect volume.
People usually hide behind the song not this guy though
As of today (Easter 2020)... there are 97 haters wishing they cold play such a stellar rendition of this all time gem... so I'll bite... I'll ask the ubiquitous (and utterly inescapable) question - how the eff do you thumbs down this vid? Nice work, boss 💪
I bought amazon fire tv, and looking for best video that heals / encourage myself in this COVID situation. I am huge GN’R fan since 1992, and wanted see GN’R video on Friday nite at home, and found this video reminds me back to my high school eras. This guy is super, I would love him to be in this NITLT tour as well as Izzy. Izzy rules, and this guy is really awesome. Love Axl and Izzy! Also love Slash and Duff and Steven of course.
Never seen anything like this on UA-cam
So awesomely awesome man it’s so underrated his guitar parts ...man it’s awesome what you’ve done thank you man I love it !!
A f... genius! Man, Iv heard the song a milion times, now I realise, what a great player Izzy is. As Slash said: the essence of the rhythm guitar.
Perfect perfect perfect Thank You for the close up on your ax while you played, just perfect
Izzy was this band. Anyone with taste knows this.
Anyone with your opinion*
Ah fuck it i agree but still
each band member added their own part.. Izzy was a really good rhythm, but he didn't do all the work.
I think losing any member hurt. And it showed.
@Frank Lopez No Izzy, no reunion.
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Perfeito
O melhor que já vi até hoje
Timbre, pegada, reprodução
Poderia fazer o Apettite, Ilusion 1 e 2 inteiros, mostrando a linha de guitarra do mestre Izzy Stradlin
Forte abraço
Great playing brother, I've been a Guns fanatic since they dropped Appetite so I know their tunes inside sand out. You totally nailed everything, the part, the feel, the sound. Keep up the good work man. Guns n Roses are the greatest hard rock band of all time, no competition.
Agreed. A friend and I were discussing a few years ago the greatest rock 'n' roll albums, ever, of all genres, and we decided that Appetite was the best album since The Wall, and there hasn't been a better album yet.
VERY nice. This reminds me so much of going through the AFD Cherry Lane sheet music book 30 years ago trying to figure out which parts belong to who...still really can't play any of it. You played Izzy's part to absolute perfection. God bless you for you sharing this with us.
Very interesting! I can hear parts I had taken granted before. Kind of rediscovered the song!
Freakin awesome! Great job! Loved it!
ive always wanted to hear the two guitars split apart. what an amazing piec... 4 choruses each 2 each in 2 keys, the breakdown... so many parts and such complicated riffing. this album still holds up and a lot of that has to to with the excellent rythm guitar
You've got the good tone !
Les Paul Custom, black shirt and even the necklace.. great job man.
Man! brilliant , finally an accurate rendition to the amazing Izzy's parts
That's not just a guitar lesson... it's a national service.
How is it possible that someone can be this good?
I've said it before and I'll say it again: I miss Izzy. He was one of my favorite members of the original lineup.
Some of the best song writing ever on that album.
Yes sir!! I love that tone, rock it Skipper!!
You HAVE to do more of these.
Well played -- Izzy did bring the swing to the tracks!
I now have a greater respect for Izzy...Rhythm guitar is so underrated.
This video is underrated
Damn brow u r damn good 😍
Very accurate ! I'm really impressed, and i'm talking as a huge Izzy fan. Well done, it's perfect !
Great job bro!!! Excellent lesson for us players that have been playing a while and don’t need to hear all talking before a lesson!! Loved it man!!!☘️🎸🏴☠️
See how the guitar doesnt move, just brilliant 🎸👍
That was something special. Awesome job!
Dude! Awesome!
Solid Tutorial.
Izzy provided such beautiful "sleazy" sound for the band.
You would be hardpressed to find a better rhythm guitarist.
He's right up there with Malcolm, Scott Ian and Hetfield in my opinion.
@@tarunkumaar625 fuck yeah my favorite part of listening to GnR was how both sides of the earphones where different guitar playing, THAT SHIT FEEDS MY SOUL!!!! BEEN LISTENING TO GnR SINCE I WAS 6 and im now 25 and i cant believe my mom let me listen to that crazy shit!!!!! It was the stepping stone towards metal because my favorite song as a kid was literally, OUT TA GET ME. the imagery in my head was the awesome!!!
@@Violence1320 totally. When you use headphones you the little things buried in the mix and how the parts compliment on another
@@Violence1320 I was wondering: are there newer remixes that take away the two channels of the original experience? Or can you still distinctly hear Slash and Izzy's parts?
@@jeremycline9542 i can tell the difference? the guitar tones are different and the style too. Plus one is on the Right the other on the Left lol. Listen harder i guess haha. Idk if its because i play guitar but i know the weed helps lol
Wow you really nailed the sound and the playing!
The reason why Slash can shine
great video, and beautiful guitar
Music for the Soul. That was Amazing ! Thank You !!!
very nice playing. great sound
Unbelievable
A seriously complementary rhythm guitar part!
NICE work - you nailed it and gave it your own little sound - way to play my friend !!
Izzy is awesome! :)
Just further proves to me and my ears that certain lineups or combinations of players is what makes the music special.
That is fine tone.
This video should have at least a million views
Many time I learn i didn't get a real tab...this one it's perfect rythem...nice play dude
Beautiful performance
thanks a lot dude, I have been trying to figure out his parts for a long time now))) keep rocking
Why does this video have 244 thumbs down? It's simply impeccable.
Excellent! Makes me want to go learn the album
Izzy was the song writer, Izzy was the guns and they were the Rose's. They haven't written a decent (decent) song without him. He was the soul of the song.
Yeah for sure!
Actually Tracii Guns was the Guns...
Amazing. Great job Sir.
Great cover dude. I loved Izzy. Slash rips too but Izzy was always my favorite. I always liked to switch the balance back and forth and listen to his parts and Slash's parts especially on songs like Mr Brownstone. Izzy was a huge compliment to the band and Slash. I always liked Georgia Satellites and I'm glad Izzy teamed up with Rick Richards. That's another great guitar combo. Now I'm going to have to get tabs and learn Izzy's part to this song.
Makes this hard rhythm look easy, one of the greats
Wow i love this riffs.. i want to learn it.
As much as I like Slash, I think he stole a lot of Izzy's thunder. Slash and Izzy could have worked more in tandem like Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing does in Judas Priest
Did Izzy want the spotlight?
@@carpediemarts705 No, he didn't. That was even a big part of why he left, and why he won't return. GNR became "too big" for him, and he didn't like the fame and attention. He's played with Axl here and there for random shows and songs, but he'll never rejoin the band, because they surpassed what he wanted.
@@Wolfman6743 call me ignorant, but I don't even know what Izzy looks like.
And I heard Her had a drummer, but I have no idea who he is.
Excellent. Great cover.
That’s is some awesome playing
Absolutely amazing