Guns N'roses Duff Mckagan, "live By The Gun" By A Teenage Band ...

The music video for "Live By The Gun" by The Living, a band formed by Guns N'Roses' Duff McKagan before Guns N'Roses, has been released.

Formed in Seattle when Duff McKagan was 15, The Living released last week's Unreleased Song, The Living: 1982.

"Live By The Gun" is one of the songs, and Duff McKagan is in charge of the guitar.

The music video uses footage of former President Ronald Reagan being shot and past live footage.

Drummer Greg Gilmore told the Consequence of Sound: "What I can say now is watching the music video and being impressed by the incredible song. Ronald Reagan was terrible. Punk rock is awesome."

Greg Gilmore was the one who discovered the song from The Living: 1982, which was released on Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard label, Loose Groove Records.

Duff McKagan said of The Living: "Will this come out from under us? At that time we had something magical. That's us. Who cares?"

Greg Gilmore said: "The Living was the beginning of all the Seattle scenes for me. It was a turning point in my life. I joined the band and joined the community. The band guys are still brothers. I've cherished these sources since the day I made them. It's a great record of the turbulent times. I love them. "

Last year, Duff McKagan talked about the struggles of addiction and anxiety in a podcast on mental health issues hosted by Chris Cornell's eldest daughter.