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| 1. | Loose
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| 2. | Down on the Street
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| 3. | 1969
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| 4. | I Wanna Be Your Dog
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| 5. | TV Eye
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| 6. | Dirt
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| 7. | Real Cool Time
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| 8. | No Fun
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| 9. | 1970
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| 10. | Funhouse
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| 11. | Skull Rug
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| 12. | Not Right
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| 13. | Little Doll
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| 14. | I Wann Be Your Dog (Reprise)
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Features Iggy Pop and the original lineup of the Stooges (except for bassist Mike Watt) performing at their first Detroit homecoming in 29 years.
Here they are, the original Stooges, the band that never bit the weenie. A particular stiff-necked place and time spawned the undying attitude of refusal to compromise. This was Detroit, Michigan in the late 1960s, when men were men and ears were ears. Now, we are here in the 21st century, in a "music industry" that bores and annoys, persecutes and depresses. This concert, by the Stooges reunited, does not bore me. I love the groove. I love the songs. I love the vibe. I love the audience. I love this band, and I'm very proud of this high quality product by the Stooges.
--- Iggy Pop
Features
* Legendary Stooges New York in-store gig
* Singalong versions
* Mike Watt journal reading
* Photo gallery
* CREEM archive
Boy Howdy Tested and Creem Approved! This Creem Magazine DVD release features Iggy Pop and the original lineup of the Stooges (except for bassist, filled in by indie legend Mike Watt) performing at their first Detroit homecoming in 29 years. It is a full concert of the best songs of the first two Stooges albums from 1969 & 1970 including: Loose, Down On the Street, 1969, I Wanna Be Your Dog, TV Eye, Dirt, Real Cool Time, No Fun, 1970, Funhouse, Not Right, and Little Doll. Also included is the title track from the 2003 release "Skull Ring." Bonus materials are highlighted by the legendary NYC instore performance (minus Mike Watt) where Iggy explains the origin of the songs.
Nearly 30 years after their final show together, the last thing fans of the Stooges expected was for the surviving original members to reunite for a handful of shows in 2003. But the planets must have aligned, 'cause that's exactly what happened, as Iggy Pop, Ron Asheton, and Scott Asheton (with Mike Watt filling in for deceased bassist Dave Alexander) shared a stage once more. With a warm-up gig in New York, the quartet set out to play a homecoming gig in Detroit on August 14, 2003, only to see it shut down when a freak power outage left parts of America in the dark. Finally, Stooges fans got their wish 11 days later, when the show finally went down at the DTE Energy Music Theatre. Although the Asheton brothers had been largely obscured from view since the Stooges' disintegration, it doesn't take long to see that they still possess the minimalist chops that proved integral for the band's sound (expectedly, Pop is still a hell of a frontman, and Watt is extraordinary on bass as always). Playing almost every song from their first two classic albums, 1969's The Stooges and 1970's Fun House (except for two extended "filler" songs, "We Will Fall" and "L.A. Blues"), you couldn't have asked for a better set list. Standouts include two (!) ferocious readings of "I Wanna Be Your Dog," "T.V. Eye," an over the top "1970," and "Fun House" (with the set's latter tracks including a cameo by sax player Steve MacKay) -- the only downer being when the stage becomes so swarmed with fans during "No Fun" that you can hardly find the band. The "special features" section includes quite a few goodies as well -- a stripped-down set performed by Iggy and the Ashetons at a N.Y.C. record store appearance, an image gallery, and a Watt diary reading of his experiences as a Stooge. Live in Detroit 2003 is essential viewing for Stooges fans one and all.
--- Greg Prato, All Music Guide |
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