NASTY SUICIDE aka Jan Stenfors of HANOI ROCKS Rare Interview!

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Waste some time with me & Legendary HANOI ROCKS Guitarist NASTY SUICIDE in this rare interview!
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[@adamwake1915]

Gotta admire nasty and what he's achieved for himself and his loved ones outta music, a very intelligent, funny fella. You just feel like somethings not over quite.......😉🤘

[@jenkinses8121]

Very underrated guitar player, great control, great feel, great sound. The musical spine of Hanoi

[@adamwake1915]

Nasty is such a lovely fella I remember.....me and my mate had been out think at the st Moritz club the nite before and bumped into nasty in Oxford st the next day. All I said was nasty!......his face lit up with a smile and we shook hands and walked on......made my fucking day. That woulda been prob 89/90.❤

[@paulmurphy9293]

Another 10/10 interview Jason, these HANOI fellas are even cooler now than they were then...

[@jesses.9843]

Well, most of them are 😕

[@michaelkennedy5126]

Nasty Suicide is the greatest stage monikker ever

[@biocykle]

@@jesses.9843 4/5

[@buddybeetle]

I’ve bumped into Jan (Nasty) since I think 1979 ? Kaivopuisto festival. Then Suicide Twins gig, Tavastia, 84 ? then Hanoi Rocks Lyceum ‘84 ? Just before Razzle was taken away. Later at The George Roby in London when Jan came to one of my gigs. Maybe 1995. Love this guy and always such a gentleman. Damn fine guitarist and Cheap and Nasty album on top of my playlist always. Keep well mate.

[@barbyzz22]

Some people have their comfort foods, comfort movies, comfort books even (I also have all of those lmao).... And here I am, with this one being my comfort interview! I come from time to time and rewatch, either in full or at least a few minutes. This was a terrific interview. Congrats, Jason! And thanks for giving the public a chance to listen to this man. Greetings from Argentina!

[@Ghostwriter78]

Nasty looks great!! So glad he's doing better. Great musician, very very cool.

[@Mad_Axe_Man125]

Jan is such a level headed, sensible sounding polite guy you would never guess if you met him on the street that he was "Nasty Suicide". I am glad you brought up Cheap and Nasty..I had to pay 50 dollars on ebay to get Beautiful Disaster.

[@dragonqueen6589]

Yes, this guy is an awesome guitarist, Hanoi Rocks are still great to listen to🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶

[@Mad_Axe_Man125]

The first cheap and Nasty album is amazing. Nearly everything Nasty and Andy did turned to musical gold.

[@yassassin6425]

Supported them in 1990.

[@DevinRyanVitek]

@@yassassin6425 what was it like?

[@jussihaila]

We want a book!

[@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen]

Book would be nice

[@mjh5437]

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen Too many skeletons in the closet lol

[@johnburlin4002]

What a nice bloke and a really good interview. Hope you keep in good health Jans.

[@nikosavikko2086]

They just announced that the original Hanoi Rock will be on stage at Michael´s birthday bash on Sept 23rd!

[@lisaknuth2614]

LOVE NASTY SUICIDE & HANOI ROCKS!! I'm a HUGE fan ..past & present...and I'm a mega vinyl collector as well🤘🏼😎 Great interview Jason!! ROCK ON!! ❤️🔥❤️

[@nathananderson8204]

His album Vinegar Blood is outstanding as well...

[@deelux5519]

Wow, I never knew that two other people were paralyzed in that accident. It's too bad they are never mentioned. Nasty is one of my heroes. A guy who had his Rock n' Roll, and then when the time came WALKED AWAY and made a new life for himself. I will always respect the hell out of that......Besides, Nasty is SO COOL!!!.........Also, I 100% agree with Nasty, this big thing about Hanoi influencing the L.A hair metal scene is B.S Those bands more or less, sounded like bad Van Halen...NOTHING like Hanoi Rocks. Even the style of "Glam" imagine was different. Aside from Guns n' Roses, Taime Downe from Faster Pussycat and....I can't even thing of anyone else....Hanoi did NOT have much of anything to do with L.A hair metal....The truth is, people listen with their eyes quite often, (And not very well either, because Hanoi doesn't even really LOOK like those bands.) people don't listen with their ears. If they did they would know Hanoi sounds like a mixture of the Clash and The Rolling Stones....NOTHING like L.A Hair bands.

[@mjh5437]

Nothing like the Clash or the Stones,more like The Vibrators and The Boys.

[@mjh5437]

One was paralysed,the other got brain damage.

[@AnnaluisaSocher]

I'm really looking forward for this one ❤️

[@putterokk5156]

The Fallen Angels album was recorded in November-December 1983!!

[@deelux5519]

Oh!, and all prayers to Nasty (Jan) and the Stefors family. Thank you for being a great example and role model for us all!!

[@JohnnyCocksnott]

Me old band supported Cheap 'n' Nasty in Bradford UK years ago !!!! Great band ! These interviews are ACE all 4 !!

[@mrsoikawa]

Cool. Which band was that?

[@toddbishop1139]

Thank you Jason for this interview. Thank you Jan for making yourself available for this interview. I could listen to you for hours. Please know that I am sending Prayers for you and your health. I have nothing but respect for your choices. Being is Father is a beautiful thing. I love watching your eyes and smiles as your recall the memories, especially the zipline story. Cheers Jan.

[@louhiable]

Great thank you. Jan looks quite a bit like Matt Berninger nowadays 🤗 my fav HR guitarist I think. After seeing this did even saw a dream he involved. Ha ha. Once HR fan, always in heart.

[@tonechaser]

Way cool interview!! Kinda funny now he is selling dope legally. I was super lucky to see him in the Cherry Bombs and Cheap and Nasty both times at the Whiskey. Super nice guy too, he hasn’t changed much. Hope he beats that damn cancer !!

[@arnyarny77]

my mind across the ocean!

[@MusickopatH]

Good job👍 I Like To see Jan being happy and real. He seems SO balanced and enjoying life and just enjoying his life and road hes chosen... Good humor when asked about how tough the pharmacy licence was To get-easy for me and what ive done and been through

[@kuspo]

Funny watching these Hanoi interviews now that they are doing the Michael Monroe 60th celebration reunion show. They said during the press conference that they knew about doing it about a month ago (early August), so it's interesting watching these and wonder did they already have some idea about it but were trying to keep it vague. Great interviews nonetheless, these will go down in history! Thank you!

[@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen]

I spoke to Nasty today , he said at the time of our interview none of this was even a thought

[@daint2173]

Fantastic interview. Good luck with the family band and your health Nasty. A true legend

[@cecilthegreat]

Thank you Jason and Nasty for the interview. Well done! Hope there’s a Texas show in the future?

[@derrekhawkins5741]

Thank you so much for these INSANELY important interviews!!!

[@Inupiiz]

I love seeing the guys from hanoi rocks in ur interviews, makes me happy to see them now

[@turefromfinland3264]

Great job, thank you.

[@Broducts]

Jan's band Stenfors is great live! If you have a chance go see them! :)

[@angryagain3801]

Probably the strangest stagename in all of rock n roll. Very cool that you found him. I will listen. Big Hanoi fan myself.

[@dannylouviere3766]

Great interview Jason! Best of health and luck to you Jan!

[@mrsoikawa]

I love 31:06 "Taking care of the place.... ha yeah taking care of the place lol"

[@BrianMcGilvray01]

I've been waiting for this one! Congrats on finally getting him to sit down for an interview. Loved it!

[@daverenegade8657]

Great interview Jason. Really enjoyed the Jan, Sami & Andy interviews. Great to see where everyone is at. Keep up the good work.

[@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen]

Thanks Dave, check out the one with Michael if you haven’t already

[@daverenegade8657]

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen Oh wow! One with Michael too! Excellent will do.

[@daverenegade8657]

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen Just watched it. Great stuff. I’ve just plugged this channel on my Radio show. Told my listeners to check it out

[@jarrettgardner0628]

Out of all the 1980's British rock glam / sleaze rock scene... In my humble opinion, the greatest yet most obscure bands are... René Berg & The Idle Flowers, Soho Vultures with René Berg & Nasty Suicide, Nikki Sudden & Dave Kusworth - Jacobites, Dave Kusworth & The Rag Dolls, & The Gunslingers!! The 1980's British glam rock n roll scene had some of the most amazing bands that easily eclipsed the 1980's Los Angeles & New York City scenes... Hollywood Brats (Reunion Era), Jim Penfold & The Hollywood Killers, Dave Kusworth & TV Eye, Briard (Pre Hanoi Rocks), The Barracudas, Hanoi Rocks, Dave Kusworth & The Subterranean Hawks, Girl (Phil Lewis & Phil Collen), Wrathchild, Specimen, Steve Dior & Barry Jones - London Cowboys, Kitsch (Pre Dogs D'Amour), René Berg & The Idle Flowers, Stiv Bators & The Lords Of The Church, Dave Kusworth & The Rag Dolls, Gary Holton & Casino Steel Band, Nikki Sudden & The Bible Belt, Johnny Thunders & The Cosa Nostra Band, Nikki Sudden & Dave Kusworth - The Jacobites, Buttz & The Babysitters, The Genocides, Bernié Tormé & The Electric Gypsies, Bordello Boys (Pre Dogs D'Amour), Dogs D'Amour, Robert Stoddard & Bam - On The Wire, Bernie Tormé & Phil Lewis - New Torpedoes, Tigertailz, Knox & The Fallen Angels, Ray Zell & Marionette, Willie Dowling & The Grip, Garrie And The Roosters, Bad Detective, Suffragette, Aunt May, Napalm Hearts, James Campbell & The Gunslingers, Quireboys (aka Choirboys, Queerboys), Bernie Tormé & Phil Lewis - Tormé, Honest John Plain & The Mannish Boys, Zodiac Mindwarp And The Love Reaction, Michael Monroe Band, Andy McCoy & Nasty Suicide - The Cherry Bombz, Andy McCoy & Nasty Suicide - The Suicide Twins, Nikki Sudden & The Last Bandits In The World, Dave Kusworth & The Bounty Hunters, René Berg & Nasty Suicide - Soho Vultures (aka West End Central), Soho Roses, Tattooed Love Boys, Gang Bang Band, Last Of The Teenage Idols, Gunfire Dance, The Wildhearts, Kill City Dragons, Honest John Plain & Darrell Bath - The Crybabys, The Ghosts Of Lovers, Jerusalem Slim, Nasty Suicide & Cheap And Nasty, Andy McCoy & Shooting Gallery, René Berg (With Bernie Tormé, Rat Scabies, Paul Gray, etc), Adam Bomb & Steve James - The Last Bandits, Steve Dior & Phil Lewis - Filthy Lucre, Demolition 23, Ginger Wildheart

[@mjh5437]

I saw just about every one of those,great days indeed.

[@kapnkrude2097]

Listened to a few tracks from the new album. Good stuff. Will pick up the cd

[@julietrask7497]

Great interview Jason! I saw Hanoi Rocks back in the 82’ or 83’ in my hometown Chicago. One of their last concerts before Razzle passed, we sang Happy Birthday to him. Would love a reunion, have to check my passport . It has to be in Helsinki, makes sense.

[@mrsoikawa]

Razzle died in 84 so I imagine '84

[@julietrask7497]

@@mrsoikawa I think you’re right Mimimi.

[@Hank_Nygren]

Hyvä Nasse💜

[@kornaxon3522]

Great interview, thank you!

[@joniturbe7535]

Thanks a lot for this one!!

[@laszlocarreidas9548]

Super COOL dude and interview!

[@TheSteveZodiac]

Happy to know Nasty is doing well. I saw GNR in London in Tottenham stadium and honestly Michael Monroe's band was the best that day. No joke best sound great energy and performance. Slash saved GNR with his guitar solos ☠️ I often see Knox and some of the old punks around he has a shop next to the Dublin Castle called 'Rock and Roll rescue' I still play out a little bit but me missus doesn't like me living in the past, so I understand Nasty. We often have to reinvent ourselves and move on (Bowie comes to mind)

[@mjh5437]

Are you the guy from Vardis?

[@avantanen]

Thanks Jason, great stuff!

[@fasteddievh2072]

This channel Rocks!!!🤘

[@user-we9oe6pr3e]

Coolest name in music....Nasty Suicide.

[@chasetower6773]

Hanoi Rocks was my New York Dolls. And of course, never saw either.

[@Jartse64]

Hyvä haastattelu. Kiitokset siitä.

[@paulsriotroom]

Great content as always Rock on man 🤘🥁🎤🎸

[@sadekx5251]

Great one again. I couldn't find the Andy interview on this channel though.

[@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen]

Comes out Friday

[@abokickel]

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen I understand it takes a couple of days to interpret and put subtitles on the whole thing. Btw, don't use the bs filters on his interview as then you wouldn't have too much left of it. 😉

[@saison9013]

The Dude's on gnr Paradise City VIDEO!

[@hugadarn5700]

he's a cool man

[@Pamplemousse82322]

You get GREAT interviews.

[@erichani1]

I’d love to go to finland

[@Jartse64]

You're welcome!

[@MusickopatH]

Yep Come and dive In our clean lakes and have A blast with sauna-dive To A lake-back To sauna-again To the lake and yell loud because it echoes loud and cool because the lakes are In the forrest and surrounded with tall trees...

[@erichani1]

@@MusickopatH but I’m in Houston tx usa

[@jarrettgardner0628]

Hanoi Rocks was very much influenced by the 1970's Finnish rock n roll band, The Hurriganes with Pekka "Albert" Järvinen on lead guitar, Cisse Häkkinen on bass, and Remu Aaltonen on drums / lead vocals... Especially their second album "Roadrunner" released in 1974 which is the most selling / most popular rock n roll record released from Finland. Hanoi Rocks also were influenced by the late 1960's and 1970's classic rock n roll bands Blues Section and Wigwam...

[@Mad_Axe_Man125]

I wish you could have asked him about Rene Berg

[@arthurlee6979]

Great!!

[@hotwirerecords]

Nice

[@warmonger8799]

AWESOMES 🤘🏻

[@larsgsanger3105]

Vinyl is the real deal👍For sure👍

[@mishaseryogin689]

Thank you for a great interview, but there is a great lack of time codes. Unfortunately all these bands at the turn of the eighties and nineties were positioned as hair-metal or something and they tried to sell them to headbangers, including even the Black Crowes and Juju Hounds🙄

[@nathananderson8204]

❤️🙏❤️

[@jarrettgardner0628]

I was hoping for Jan Stenfors aka Nasty Suicide to shed we light on his post Hanoi Rocks band West End Central aka Soho Vultures with René Berg?? René Berg who also replaced Sami Yaffa on bass in Hanoi Rocks circa 1985 along with Terry Chimes for the tragically departed Razzle. So many rotten things have been written about René Berg during his short career in Hanoi Rocks which is mostly complete lies. René Berg was also one of the most talented singer / songwriter / lead guitarists that came out of the entire 1980's British glam rock / sleaze rock scene!! Years ago I spent a year researching his career and wrote René Berg's Wikipedia page. I researched a lot of my info from vintage interviews but mostly through band members he played with. I never did get in contact with Nasty Suicide during that time and he hasn't shed any light on this brief and long forgotten part of his career post Hanoi Rocks, Suicide Twins, Cherry Bombz & pre Cheap 'N' Nasty part of his career. I'm still trying to track down the Soho Vultures "Head Over Heels" music video from 1987 and tracking down the masters for the Soho Vultures studio demo recordings so that we can finally release a René Berg career retrospective record with his unreleased recordings stemming from Idle Flowers, West End Central / Soho Vultures, and solo. Andy McCoy's wife, Angela had mentioned in print that René Berg was one of the greatest lead vocalists of everyone from the entire 1980's British glam rock scene...

[@murphytoonz]

Bless Rene. I lived next door to him in Stoke Newington. Many a drunken night in the rose and crown.

[@mjh5437]

Rene`s solo album is great.

[@mjh5437]

@@murphytoonz I met him in the Marquee,nice guy,really sweet guy.

[@murphytoonz]

@MJ H yeah. I liked him a lot. Its such a shame that he never got a chance to grow out of the drink and drugs nonsense. He was definitely talented but that whole scene became very self destructive.

[@TheLordGoat]

Vince Neil owes this band about $5 Million bucks for ruining their legacy and hard work they put into everything years ago. Not to mention MC ripped them off entirely for their Theater Of Shit Lp. Vince claimed he was "tight" with Razzle, he wasn't at all. Vince gave three shits about the situation. He never ONCE mentioned the words Hanoi Rocks ever again after 1985.

[@ChrisParcellin]

$50 million

[@TheLordGoat]

@@ChrisParcellin Easily now

[@ChrisParcellin]

@@TheLordGoat Theater of Sh#t! LOL!

[@MrOctober44]

No one forced them to break up. Sadly, bands lose members all the time. I also don't jump on that bandwagon that they were going to be huge. Hanoi Rocks were already on their sixth album when Razzle died. Why would Vince bring them up? Andy Mccoy has been shitting on Motley Crue forever.

[@angryagain3801]

He couldn't have been "tight" with any of them considering they were on their 1st US tour when that happened and probably had just met the Motley guys a few days before that tragedy happened.

[@erichani1]

I love blues rock like robin trowers

[@eddiemuniz761]

Would Rick Rubin want to produce the new album???

[@armani6860]

😋 PЯӨMӨƧM

[@user-cg7dg7uv8f]

"Nasty Suicide"? Geez, what a really terrible band name

[@yassassin6425]

It isn't a 'band name'.

[@lamppulaamanen8084]

Why are you here if you don't know Nasty isn't a band 😄.

[@kipponi]

Artist's name.

[@HelsinkiFINketeli_berlin_com]

Jan's great. A great person. Check out his catchy old Bullet Train.