Title: Izzy's Great Solo Debut!
Product review: If you picked this up expecting Guns N' Roses, you may have been disappointed. For the most part, Izzy Stradlin & the Ju Ju Hounds plays less like Guns and more like The Rolling Stones, which were a big influence on Izzy. Izzy's first post-Guns work is considered by many to be a modern blues rock masterpiece. Released within a year of his departure from Guns, it's a very strong first release, and also the easiest to acquire. It has a looseness about it that corporate rock seems to lack. Maybe the relief of leaving the worlds biggest (at the time) and most volatile band allowed for Izzy to write such a laid back album. I don't know. I do know that it's a damn fine effort, and that listening to this makes it pretty clear that Izzy had a profound effect on GNR's sound.Highlights:"Somebody Knockin""Shuffle It All""Train Tracks""Cuttin' the Rug""Take a Look at the Guy"
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