Who is nico hoon

I haven't listened to her music yet, but its hard to not root for her. Fist fights between the two! The slash and axl parts in the new movie are old clips filmed by Shannon right? I would kill to hear Axl comment on Shannon's passing. I never saw a word from him about it and always wondered if they were still close at the time. I know Duff played at a Shannon benefit concert after he passed.

Shannon filmed a lot on his camcorder, even before Blind Melon was famous. There's even footage from the day he died she says. Everything is dated too.

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Petersburg police say Nov. Before Hoon passed away, he had decided to change his life for the better. He had decided he would be a good person for his daughter, Nico Blue, who was born on July 11, Unfortunately, Nico was only three months old when her father passed away. Danny Clinch, Taryn Gould and Colleen Hennessy who are credited as co-directors assembled the footage and made it into this film.

The Tribeca Film Festival has the world premieres of three documentaries about lead singers of rock bands who had untimely, tragic deaths in the s, and all three men left behind a toddler or infant child to grow up without their father.

There are voiceovers, but they are of interviews that Hoon did during the five-year period in which the documentary footage was filmed. It shows him in a New Orleans hotel room, talking on the phone to an unidentified person, on October 21, , the day that he died. Before this final footage can be seen in its entirety, the movie then rewinds to , when Hoon was living in Los Angeles as a struggling musician, but also going back home to visit family in Indiana, where he grew up in the suburban cities of Lafayette and Dayton.