The Stooges - The Stooges (Full Album) [2019 Remaster]

[@danneeson7056]

Ron Asheton, the King of simple , primitive, heavy, brutal, distorted, mind bending, fuzzed out, teenage garage acid rock guitar sounds.

[@Onemore59]

Iggy taught him how to play the drums. BTW.

[@bonanzatime]

Yazzum Gazzum

[@marcfedak]

@@Onemore59 you mean Scott Ashton -- Ron was on guitar. But in any case, what you said sounds right, because I believe on Metallic KO (their live album), Iggy had everyone in the band "take it down" so he could single out Scott and give him some pointers on how the drum part was supposed to go, ha, ha.

[@BarjoLaGouache]

'simple'

[@chabada.]

Not simple, not brutal ! Just from old soul, man !!!!

[@waycnf7229]

in most punk rock bands the singer dies and the rest of the band lives much longer in the stooges iggy lives and the rest dies

[@martinnic7653]

the bastard is indestructible xD

[@MidnightStorm4990]

That's just sad ;(

[@estebani.kracke4087]

this is summarized in Dum Dum Boys

[@mokdis00]

He's the exception that proves the rule.

[@matthewdarby3235]

The bastard is toxic.

[@Living4JC]

The LP is just the bomb. Classic lineup: Iggy Pop - lead vocals (1967-1971, 1972-1974, 2003-2016), keyboards (1972-1973) Dave Alexander - bass guitar occasional backing vocals (1967-1970; died 1975) Ron Asheton - lead guitar, backing vocals (1967-1971, 2003-2009; his death), bass guitar, backing vocals (1972-1974) Scott Asheton - drums, backing vocals (1967-1971, 1972-1974, 2003-2014; his death)

[@christophermoebs5514]

As a sixteen yr old in Detroit when this came out, I was there to see them live a few times. I loved them most people hated em.

[@christophermoebs5514]

@KA Houli I was Stoogified

[@markwilliams5606]

Those that didn't like them. Are like 4quarters. Dig. MC5

[@leahflower9924]

I'm a woman and this is the coolest music I ever heard

[@dougnichols3358]

They were too far ahead of their time. Genius stuff here.

[@lanceanderson1513]

Those who gave this album a thumbs down are No Fun. I think it's a Real Cool Time.

[@renebeeren7488]

H)k

[@qwj68boots]

Too right

[@ohmy1670]

You're punny. 👊👍

[@Isengard2626]

And their also "Not right"

[@unclefoiley819]

They probably listen to Journey

[@marcfedak]

I really like Ron Ashton's insane, jagged, nasty fuzzed out guitar solos. And if John Cale was responsible for suggesting they had that insistent, bleak one note piano and sleigh bell parts on "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and the cello on "We Will Fall", he deserves kudos as their producer. Favourite song from this album would be "Not Right", but "I Wanna Be Your Dog" is up there too.

[@ForARide]

Marc Fedak Absolutely. Many have used Cale's repetitive piano chord in their own songs such as Bowie, Eno, Roxy Music, Modern Lovers, QOTSA, LCD Soundsystem etc. So simple, yet pure genius!

[@stacyblue1980]

He was beautiful. 🌹

[@bruceveary1758]

Back in the day, I was at the last Stooges show to be performed by the original line-up. i was about three feet from Iggy, and kept waiting for something unfortunate to happen to me. A very energetic performance of "I Wanna Be Your Dog" was one of the true highlights of the show!

[@aisforapple2494]

@@ForARide Drone music has been around much longer. It's a staple in Eastern music. Think Ravi Shankar.

[@heycathey1593]

It's a viola, like Cale played in the Velvet Underground.

[@jimstoltzfus8590]

The guitar play on this album is exemplary. Simply fantastic.

[@rolliecarso]

No it's not.

[@rdrouynriv]

Very influential for sure. So many 90's bands shamelessly ripped off their sound: Kasabian, The Hives, The Strokes, etc...

[@smooch2955]

Well that's not right. I don't think I wanna be your dog. Signed: Ann '1969'

[@Goatchild90]

Rest in Peace Ron Asheton

[@exiago]

@@rolliecarso you must be fun at parties

[@scottroberts7103]

Ron Ashton was the god of fuzz and wah-wah drenched guitar !!!

[@nemanja9282]

I'm 18 years old and I first heard Stooges at my sixteen. Incredible, I'm so lucky I discovered this masterpiece in 21 century. Thanks Iggy.

[@winstonblitzkrieg]

total respect pour toi et vive la jeunesse rock punk

[@pleromicpastry5445]

I'm only 50 years old and I love this music. :)

[@joachimwitusch9626]

I am 70 years old and i Love this Music.

[@genohskn440]

I'm 51, and I grew up on this music. My old ex-hippie dad came home with the lust for life album on vinyl, when I was about 14or15, and explained that iggy was punk before they were calling it punk. That was about a hundred years before the term proto... was a thing. Anyway sucky part is that all these years later, I got all the old iggy albums, and my dad isn't around to listen to them with me, kuz he died when he was four years younger than I am now!

[@orionlleyessa1306]

😂

[@jimmywoo3885]

@@genohskn440 We said Iggy was the "godfather of punk" back then for shocking the world out of its hippie stupor. Right after the failed "summer of love." I think their first Stooges show was fall 1968.

[@guitarheroplayer-fs5js]

I'm 20 and love this band.

[@Goatchild90]

One of the greatest albums of all time and one of the most important debut albums in music

[@orionlleyessa1306]

Um, I wouldn't go That far. It's cool and kickass and sexy, yeah - but Greatest? Maybe you're a bit drunk... oooohhh drinking and listening to Stooges...🥳🥳🥳 laters*

[@adamdaw7560]

Outrageous

[@keithrev8896]

Oh boy, I mean it's good yea, but great? Hi energy does mean quality, most tunes are a single chord.

[@keithrev8896]

​@@orionlleyessa1306exactly!

[@Jipwell]

Stellar album from start to finish. Real shame that The Stooges didn't get the recognition they deserved during the band's lifetime.

[@annecaro.3956]

anyway, we know what their worth is !!

[@skinheadyouth66]

They don't care

[@sicks6six]

THEY DID FROM ME. . .

[@loveudon6972]

x2@@sicks6six

[@robjones2408]

Reviled in 1969 Revered in 2019 The Stooges were a class act, although very people recognized them at the time. At least they lived long enough to see their long-overdue glory.

[@classicrockmachine]

1. 1969 0:00 2. I Wanna Be Your Dog 4:08 3. We Will Fall 7:20 4. No Fun 17:39 5. Real Cool Time 22:58 6. Ann 25:32 7. Not Right 28:31 8. Little Doll 31:23

[@vaneipontes3279]

Thx for posting my Friend 🎵🎼🎶🎸😎👊

[@classicrockmachine]

@@vaneipontes3279 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Michel-vc9iv]

thankyou

[@zachdenning5347]

@@vaneipontes3279 L989 Mv

[@giacomogiovannini1003]

No cool time*, No right*, little dog*

[@Toto-dd4hj]

One of the greatest bands ever, no doubt

[@GerardPennycook-zz9di]

No Fun, Thank you for the memory's Iggy.

[@robertmugabe2905]

Psychedelic Punk Blues. Nice!

[@patricktupin1858]

Any feeling !!!!!! I am French !! Discovered by Felling, Osmose, .... Chance if it exists, in 1971, in a nightclub of the Saint Mary of the Sea, in the Gard, I was 17, vacation, bike, Yamaka 250 yr d " time ..... no musical knowledge, !!!!!!! I asked the GM of the moment WHAT ???? .... it was, he gave me the name of the group and I went to another world !!!!! I discovered music and Iggy !!! The iguana came from another world and I have no regrets !!!! Patrick !!!!😍😍😍

[@francoispenne1968]

moi je n'avais que 5 ans, alors il m'a encore fallut 20 ans de plus et ma petite soeur pour découvrir les Stooges ; je ne le regrette pas non-plus !! François

[@patricktupin1858]

@@francoispenne1968 Merci François ! Ce mec est génial ! Il parle très bien le Français en plus, mieux que moi pour l'anglais !!! Merci encore !!👍👍👍👍

[@francoispenne1968]

@@patricktupin1858 oui, je l'ai déjà entendu chanter du Brel et du Brassens, et chanter "i put a spel on you" avec Catherine Ringer

[@francoispenne1968]

@@patricktupin1858 et par rapport à moi, bien mieux que le chat ; une petite Minette a réussie à se faire adopter, il y a 11 ans ; je peine toujours pour la causette avec elle

[@klausrain111]

Ron Asheton (a guy who lived his whole life with his mom, nothing wrong with that, but he never made any money off the Stooges) proving what a genius he is on the first track, 1969. One of the great players in rock history. I saw him about five times in late 70s/early 80s in ChiTown playing with Niagra in Destroy All Monsters. I guess Ron always went for the eccentric singers.

[@pattilane4239]

​@Boswell James Ron became a millionaire several years before his death.

[@robertyoung2748]

Niagra his girlfriend and singer of DAM was one bad bitch though...

[@8angst8]

You live with your mommy, you're not any sort of punk whatsoever, regardless of how you pose.

[@luisalejandrogalvansoberan629]

@@8angst8 anyone whos mom gave'em birth are such possers

[@tombstone1841]

A true communist and a true punk. His mom definitely loved him, as all mother's should. IM SURE his mom was proud.

[@Warp75]

Nothing on Earth like The Stooges. Those first 2 album are stellar ✌️

[@sonictitan5604]

Warp75 not a fan of raw power?

[@ferminmugaguren4580]

I totally agree

[@Rock-iw7ov]

I would say first 3

[@Warp75]

Sonic Titan Yeah I do a lot but compared the first 2 not so much.

[@albericoalessandro9767]

all 3 of those times are great, but fun house is superb ... a mix of sax and a very inspired guitar is awesome!

[@djamcat]

They had it all figured out. 3 albums with all the feeling, the sweat, the guts, the energy, the groove, the sound, the wildness, the weirdness that make Rock n Roll the most awesome entertainemnent ever to be.The most joyfull releaving breathtaking thrill there is. And The Stooges are its best servants.

[@maxpower6356]

I wasn't born when these guys were around... listening in 2022, I love it!

[@adamhayes4665]

if you like acid rock try the 13th floor elevators just heard them a week ago pretty good jams

[@dj-um7el]

​@@adamhayes4665 they're good too!

[@TheSWolfe]

Then there's hope for us yet. And a whole world of unique, mind-bending music out there to discover. It just might be our salvation.

[@bradgodin146]

Alot of cool bands came out of Detroit! These guys were the best. Who ever thought Iggy would still be around in 2020!

[@wraithdragon]

I can't believe Iggy outlived Bowie... wild times.

[@benfortin3120]

Nobody

[@klausrain111]

They're tied for best with the MC5! Neither band made it big in the early days, now they're considered two of the best bands in history.

[@jong0000]

@@klausrain111 and The Frost, SRC, Mitch Ryder, Alice, Grand Funk, Bob Seger, just scratching the surface...

[@klausrain111]

@@paulvanreesch2493 Nobody much had heard of Ann Arbor back in the day, Detroit was something they could identify with. Also, the militant wing of the antiwar movement started in Ann Arbor, even moreso than Berkeley.

[@ignasil.m.6923]

The Stooges = danger music. RIP Asheton brothers & Dave Alexander.

[@markewings7525]

Ron Ashton the sound of the Stooges

[@danielh7487]

Steve McKay, too. Sax player, died in 2015.

[@DMT353]

Some people say the MC5 but I say this is the birth of Punk.

[@chazchuckyboyz4733]

Both excellent bands but the birth of punk was the Velvet Underground.

[@DMT353]

That’s debatable.

[@leahflower9924]

@@chazchuckyboyz4733 no one was being called punk until Ramones played CBGB I could be wrong, this is proto punk along with velvet underground ny dolls and maybe modern lovers

[@ramsnover3599]

Check it deep, The 5 taught The Stooges how to even play their instruments basically ....that said love em both...DETROIT BRED, CALI FED.....

[@DMT353]

Yeah I knew that MC5 were kinda like big brothers to the Stooges. I just feel like the Stooges were first to capture the essence of what punk became.

[@huhuhahahhh9281]

produced by john cale of the velvet underground.

[@jfrsnjhnsn]

Makes sense

[@paulvanreesch2493]

& his viola.

[@travisr.9789]

i've always felt we will fall was too much Cale, not enough stooges........but, really, like others i heard 1969, wanna be your dog, and No Fun echoing in a stairwell once....and life was much different. same with VU's I can't Stand it. no complaints, here.

[@jackburton3540]

@@travisr.9789 According to the documentary We Will Fall was entirely Iggy's vision

[@luisantoniomartinezolivos4645]

@@jfrsnjhnsn 0ppppppppppp

[@edgarrudsit5260]

Absolutely brilliant. A true masterpiece. Sounds just as good today as it did back then. Truely the most dangerous Band in the world. God save The Stooges. 🧷🧷🗡️🚬🍺🤘☠️👹😈

[@andrewbaranek1935]

Every time I listen to this album, I hear their influence on Sonic Youth.

[@Melvinator]

the depression won`t win cause I have this

[@scooter8828]

YOU GODDAMN RIGHT!!!!!!!

[@Melvinator]

@@scooter8828 thankyou

[@scooter8828]

@@Melvinator I completely understand!!!! The STOOGES got your back!!!!!!

[@SpiralDream]

Funhouse is what saved me in the past. Still currently is to some extent

[@scooter8828]

@@SpiralDream IGGY IS A GIFT! A CURE! THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE AND PROTECT YOU!

[@JerryLeeHarvey]

I’ve been a fan of this record for a while, but this mix sounds great! All the parts are clear, not muddy, and the hand claps are great. Iggy’s voice has depth and nuance, not just raw passion.

[@leahflower9924]

👏

[@ernestomercedes5754]

an absolute PUNK classic!

[@photoslum]

Great lp but i find a lot of the reissues have too much high end tint. Could just be 40 years of loud music damaged my ears! But i think in general they bring up too much of the highs

[@StevieZero]

Ron Asheton was switched right on✌️💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Me_lame_nue_musique]

Album fondamental de l'histoire du rock !

[@padovaniroland]

Hey tu parles comme l imposteur philippe manoeuvre

[@peterhermans7958]

50 years ahead of their time. sounds as fresh as if recorded yesterday. Inspiration for many great artists. true masterpiece.

[@aljustal6554]

There was no real, direct precedent to the basic sound these guys were producing with the possible exception of some garage rock singles and maybe the Velvet Underground's "White Light White Heat" album (as well as the sounds from the Stooges' contemporaries, the MC5). Except for the song "We Will Fall", you can definitely hear why Iggy Pop earned the moniker "the Godfather of Punk". This was released almost 7 years before the Ramones debut album (i.e most likely the first Punk album).

[@Onokio]

Sort of astounded this originally came out in 1969, god damn the heat!

[@TheSWolfe]

I was in 10th or 11th grade when I first heard "the Stooges" in its entirety. To this day, it still blows my mind. Saw Gimme Danger play Stooges set last nite in S.F. before Dead Boys took stage. Took me right back to why I still love this band.

[@denisryan8757]

Brings back (some) memories of the 70's Had this gem on vinyl.

[@ferminmugaguren4580]

This was my first Stooges album,when I listened it something happened in my brain

[@markewings7525]

Mine too

[@thechurch5000]

Same. I bought it back in the 90s for I Wanna Be Your Dog.

[@paulvanreesch2493]

Me too... Converted to punk rawk, right there and then.

[@Hardie_Boi]

@@paulvanreesch2493 The stooges >>> punk rawk

[@_PuppetMaster86]

@@Hardie_Boi I prefer to have both cuz The Stooges ARE punk.

[@andrewwilliams9599]

I don't care what Iggy says I think John Cale did a great job producing this album.

[@laurencerobert5369]

Po M M Pop ma

[@wrayven]

I fully agree. I will always Funhouse best, but this record is still killer sounding with great songs. The Marble Index by Nico is cool companion piece to this record. We Will Fall & that record intersect perfectly.

[@enriquemedrano4873]

@@laurencerobert5369 qQqqqqqqqqqqqqq

[@hasanabir115]

I might sound a bit out of touch but what did exactly Iggy say about Cale's production here?

[@AtiqZabinski]

@@hasanabir115 I was watching the Jarmusch documentary the other night... paraphrasing from memory, but Iggy said his voice sounded too clean or studio-sounding or something like that.

[@claritydreamsleeves541]

I was in on the ground floor with this one, because I lived in metro Detroit and had a friend who dug a lot of the local talent, like The Frost, Rare Earth, and The Stooges. 14 years old in '69 and trying to make sense of 'I Wanna Be Your Dog'! Didn't know what to think, but LOVED the sound!

[@kenmurphy6792]

Clarity Dreamsleeves 8 days ago .. We're about the same age. Born in 1956. I was just 13 in 69' .. ( too young for Woodstock according to my pops ) .. I grew up about an hour outside of Manhattan and I was lucky enough to catch the Stooges at CBGB and Max's Kansas City in 72, 73, 75. Iggy was the undisputed 'King of Punk' at that time. We thought little of seeing Lou Reed, David Bowie, Debby Harry, John Cale at their gigs. Mink 'Willie' DeVille' was a really nice guy who would talk with us and sneak out for a smoke and bump from time to time and he introduced us to some really cool New Yorkers and musicians. Right around 79' we started a band of our own out of the Bridgeport CT. area named 'Raw Power' !!! We played many covers of Iggy's stuff as well as the others, and some originals. Bridgeport is a lot like Detroit in a lot of ways.

[@alexandergolke1325]

@@kenmurphy6792 Took a look at your subscribe list . Young Turks and William Mount ! That's a good one !😊

[@jeremias5688]

this album was 10 years ahead of its time

[@purplemindarcana533]

It predated GNR by over 15 years.

[@wiseoldfool101]

So who was doing this in 1980 ?

[@Albrecht777]

@@wiseoldfool101 Bauhaus.

[@wiseoldfool101]

@@Albrecht777 Thank you, I haven't dug into there stuff enough

[@Albrecht777]

@@wiseoldfool101 My pleasure. I would also argue that one could add just about every other nascent "goth" band at around that time to the list. Whilst the proto-punk character of The Stooges' first LP has been rightly emphasised, I feel that its psychedelic elements tend to be glossed over. Some commentators - for instance, the British music journalist and "Record Collector" author Emma Harris - have suggested that "goth" was in reality a mixture of punk and psychedelia with artistic overtones. I would say that there's quite a lot of truth in that. In many ways, I even see a more direct link between The Stooges and those kinds of bands than to the initial wave of punk acts. It's no accident that The Mission and The Sisters of Mercy covered "1969" or that a whole host of groups did versions of "I Wanna be Your Dog". A few further names to mention in this regard might be the early Death Cult / The Cult material (the so-called "Brothers Grimm" EP, "God's Zoo", "Dreamtime" and "Love"), UK Decay, early Killing Joke and so on.

[@littleghostfilms3012]

Who would have predicted that Iggy would still be alive and thriving when so many who came after him fell by the wayside long ago. He's the punk rock O.G.!

[@rustybeltway2373]

He's also the punk rock O.D. Who woulda thunk Keith and Jerry Lee Lewis would still be around too.

[@eugenesant9015]

Same with Alice Cooper.....the longevity is unbelievable.

[@edisonmustainethrash6662]

First 50 years ago Iggy Pop Best. Punk. Legend Stay Forever 🤟😎

[@cetragja]

Not just him, please, zander, scott and ron are just important as jim

[@thewhoman3182]

@Glam Americano El Retorno Wot

[@scoopaway1925]

This is brilliant. Shame this band did not get the recognition it deserved.

[@recorr]

No matter, it will have it for a long time.

[@rookmaster7502]

It's one of the few albums in my vast record collection that I return to again and again. A rock masterpiece.

[@fleacircus4045]

Not commercially, but its influence is immeasurable

[@leahflower9924]

It did from all the punks...especially Henry Rollins lol

[@annecaro.3956]

eventually they did ! that's the lot of Geniuses : Rimbaud, Van Gogh...

[@TheMachopp]

cured my depression right away

[@oxymoron1329]

I wasted my youth - I'm 57 and this is the first time I've heard this.

[@jimstenlund6017]

Me too lol.

[@michaelC7452]

I seen this band and they were cool back in late 60's and early 70's

[@astroman1387]

11/10. Attitude is everything

[@michaelhegyan7464]

My older sis, had this LP., when it came out, she was 18. myself, 11..use to play it on her turntable, like the music so much, that i became a DJ in radio ( Detroit, Miami )..

[@MidnightStorm4990]

Damn you must of had a cool sister. Wish I could get my sister into this... though she is only 8 and doesn't understand it. Hope she gets it how amazing this album is when she is older loll

[@thecitizenjoan]

Thank You Fathers of Punk.

[@Joseph-mm4zu]

I can't believe these guys aren't famous! "Wow"!

[@martineden05]

The Stooges are Cool

[@rouzbehazshab]

Only an altered mind would come up with something this engaging and beautiful. Also reminds me of The Doors.

[@roberthockett270]

Igg's first influence.

[@eduardofarias1160]

I hear more JHE than Doors, but, that's just me. In the end, this stands on its own merit.

[@twomindz79]

No Iggy if weren't for morrison .

[@vinylrichie007]

The Doors is just one of many influences. The guitar riff from 1969 is lifted from the Byrds song Tribal Gathering. Listen to the last minute of that song. The drums from 1969 are Bo Diddley.

[@baphometfathom5348]

Agreed especially we will fall I hear the velvets too that’s probably because of cale tho but still

[@marcfedak]

I like all incarnations of the Stooges, and its interesting to see how they metamorphasized over 3.5 albums: their excellent debut, "Funhouse" (with such classics as "TV Eye", "1970", "Dirt"), "Search And Destroy" (the title track, "Your Pretty Face is Going To Hell", the more subdued "Gimme Danger") and the intense yet lesser known EP on Bomp Records, "I Got A Right".

[@novawagon1965]

Saw the Stooges once at crosley field in Cincinnati in 1970 I was 16 that was crazy crowd went nuts when Iggy started smearing peanut butter on his body I never experienced anything like that ever again but I did go buy the stooges and fun house LP's. A few years later you could find the eight track tapes in the markdown section for a .50cents. I obviously couldn't pass that deal up.

[@joedoomsdaypio4374]

There's footage of that on here. Ironic. I'm a Native Detroiter now living in Cincinnati.

[@cono4949]

We will fall is so dope

[@marcburger8458]

But faaaaaaar toooo short

[@Goatchild90]

Glad to see Ron Asheton getting his props in this comment section

[@anguswalsh2387]

I feel like it’s 1969 when listening! Best album!

[@chrisgreenwell3404]

First time hearing this, holy shit it's amazing!

[@ΘεοδωροςΠατρικιος]

you have a bright future son

[@blitzkriegazteca642]

I know right! sounds so 80's punk, so modern to be late 60's. Underrated

[@gdsnuff]

Same, wow!

[@TheMachopp]

yeah because " its 1969 baby"

[@bjm9628]

Where have you been all this time ? 😱

[@luton_gmanrock]

Pioneering band, simple. Invented UK Punk in my view.

[@duckface524]

incredible debut

[@eleni1968]

AMAZING!!! It's almost too bad I didn't get to really enjoy this band in the 1970's and 1980's. I was only 1y.o. when this album dropped. If Iggy and the Stooges debuted today they would definitely start a revolution. Decades AHEAD of its time and without question the ultimate direction music would head in. Truly the blueprint of Punk, Post-Punk and Prog Rock would go!! BRILLIANT!!!! and this is 1969!! WOW!! Cheers from NYC!!

[@davidboucher6450]

I can't believe that I haven't found this album before. Such a jewel!

[@4tuneagent]

Got this LP for a dollar at a pawn shop in 1980.. best find ever! Still have it. "I Wanna Be Your Dog" may be the best Punk song ever @ 4:08 , and "Little Doll" @ 31:23 is kick ass too..

[@marcfedak]

or as Iggy would say with his Michigan accent, "Little Dall".

[@Itsa6stringthang]

Only the greatest band ever... These guys didn't even know how to play their instruments when they started out. They went on to change the face of music forever with 3 albums....

[@luismoraless7133]

I wanna be your dog is such a raw classic

[@bernardocarneiro1982]

The stooges three albums (yes there's only three,shut up) are perfect rock n roll music,with my personal order being Funhouse first,Raw Power second and this one third,but they're all classics

[@markewings7525]

I absolutely agree... I always end up with the Stooges

[@antonisahajiorgis4775]

mine kill city is no 1...

[@KCNYC]

Like another poster said, there was only 2 initial releases from the original Stooges lineup. Raw Power is different. So much misinformation on the net, I’m glad I don’t believe everything I read.

[@gleeart]

The Ashton brothers were invited quite late into the shambolic raw power recording, Ron quoted as saying he "played back up to my own band"

[@eargasm1072]

I think both Funhouse and Raw Power are excellent rock records, with this one a close 2nd

[@johndyson4109]

Goes to show you don't have to be a top notch musician to make kool, hip, music.. I love the simplicity...

[@marceloolivareskeyer5655]

Cuando en la historia de la música aparece algo nuevo, se nota desde el primer acorde, desde la primera nota de la primera canción.

[@MatthewTopka]

No political correctness here,just a bunch of fellas out to kick your teeth in

[@shesfine9426]

No Fun the Best Rock record ever.. the Best Rock tune ever....! Will never change my mind about it !!!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@bruceparker9353]

Grew up in 70 in Detroit. This is punk. Even the White Strip acknowledge this.

[@Leo6.66]

Happy Birthday Scott Asheton🎉

[@dobunimaroC]

I can't think of any other rock band with such a powerful, driving groove. I was blown away by their fearless tempo switching.

[@antonhaq3503]

Insane to think most of the album was literally written overnight!

[@michaelbaker3920]

yeah cux the lyrics are so sophisticated and witty in their intricate wordplay and ambiguous paradoxes. 2 chords. dumbass teen angst. that's all u need

[@antonhaq3503]

@@michaelbaker3920 So how many globally classic albums do you write a day as it's so easy? 2021 and there are still dipshits who think complex equals good.

[@antonhaq3503]

@@michaelbaker3920 Again you miss something huge, complex does not equal good and simple doesn't equal bad, ever heard Louie Louie or You Really Got Me? Clearly you don't get rock n roll that and also that I couldn't give a shit that you don't like the Stooges. If I did give a shit I'd only pity you anyway, you're the one missing out dear.

[@MidnightStorm4990]

I'm so confused about the argument you two had lol

[@antonhaq3503]

@@MidnightStorm4990 That's because this prick deleted a comment. These trolls tend to do that once you demonstrate they're talking shit. Basically he attemted to make out I am praising something simple and complex equals quality. Rather ironic as he proved to be extremely simple himself.

[@brensherlock]

Ann and we will fall are soooo fucking hard

[@gabrielmendes1395]

Clássico absoluto ✌

[@elpidescardoso9456]

Eu nasci em 1950 tô muito louco não deixe o rock morrer

[@webertisaias8622]

Vapo isso é sério msm

[@STaSMn135]

Ooooooo Chi Ram Jam Ram Jam Ram Jam. Best song on this album, so different from the others

[@billyjohnson9293]

I'm Billy's brother James and I loved seeing MC5 in Chicago and the Stogges in Kansas city . Good old crazy shit and I like it live n Loud. Lo🎉all day n night long till the lights go out and the Blues to.

[@travisr.9789]

also, one of the best Bo DIddley records ever. i say that with love in my heart. greatness.

[@c.s.4428]

It's got a bit more distortion than Bo diddley (just a little bit).

[@gavin4848]

Bo Diddley is the source. The spice must flow.

[@liamboyle634]

We Will Fall sounds great here

[@thenash76]

The best Stooges album, in my opinion

[@LivinTheDream33]

60 year old dude here. Just want to chime in and say OMFG!! In the 'old days' we didn't know what that meant, :) but it somehow feels soooo fkn appropriate!! LUV LUV

[@MovingSaleHonoluluJuly]

Love the sound you produce- rock, steel, cosmic, deep earth, beautiful. Finally having a listen to full album with appropriate headphones, amazeballs.

[@micktoombs1313]

I remember my friend and I bought this album and walked over to Sears and played this album on their record players and got kicked out

[@marksinger2360]

That's a well-spent youth right there.

[@robertcubinelli4961]

No fun was eons ahead of its time, man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@flinchey6962]

one of the most important records of all time Ron wrote and recored many of these songs all first take and wrote many in a couple hours. Ron wore a lot of Nazi stuff which Malcom later adopted for the Pistols Dave is a fantastic bass player and scott is amazing on the drums. Jim or iGGY is one of the greatest frontmen almost like Jim Morrison always full of energy

[@Mraquanetchris]

Just noticed how Ron's Iron Cross is tucked in his jacket on the cover photo.

[@photoslum]

Anda few years earlier the artist Alton Kelly and Pigpen for the Dead wore swastikas and stuff. You see it around san fran in early 67 or so. Of course it wasnt in support of the ideology behind it, but was for shock and and a commentary on the political system

[@eugenesant9015]

RAHOWA my fallen brother.

[@eugenesant9015]

I think he went to Pioneer High.....which was one of those racial jungles Biden was talking about.

[@snod7598]

Based Ron

[@paulyounger8884]

It's amazing how Iggy who was originally an R&B and soul drummer became a prototype punk rock singer and icon !

[@crash8563]

This album wins Covid-19 playlist for me.

[@J_Carter_Miller]

Frickin Awesome! Gotta love that classic rock sound. So innovative! 🤘🏻

[@bturner999]

@Claude Foot um

[@booshank2327]

The point of this record is it very much was a rejection of straight-laced classic rock.

[@Gloomydaysny]

NOW I WANNA BE YOUR DOG!

[@chrisbarry4467]

timeless.

[@Andy19212]

Watching this band in 1970 must have been mind blowing 😳

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

This didn't need remastering

[@douglasirvine6565]

nope but still fun

[@ginaschiavo7812]

Killer

[@lucalone]

no album does ... unless it is a remaster of a bad remaster ...

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

@@lucalone You realise you just contradicted yourself in the same sentence right?

[@lucalone]

@@crazyprayingmantis5596 and you just realised that the record companies contradict themselves with every new remaster almost every year??^ all you need is one proper mastering for an album. and that is often done with the first pressing. it is really a shame what those record companies are doing. but it's all a business, you know^^

[@マルコ-b5v]

ビートルズ　ツェッペリン　キングクリムゾン　そしてストゥージズ！ １９６９は偉大な年です 日本ではストゥージズがあまり知られていないのが残念

[@marcfedak]

One of the great debut albums in rock music.

[@rainertrebbin-vf7nt]

1969 Woodstock❤

[@corvusthule]

They should have played Woodstock🔪🩸

[@XO.5]

They would’ve been “too heavy” for Woodstock kinda like how The Velvets were considered “too much” for radio back in ‘67

[@corvusthule]

@@XO.5 obviously, but it would have been debaucherous fun. Flower power was dying anyway

[@АлександрВД-н9х]

Спасибо за творчество! К сожалению ничего не понимаю, но очень зажигательно, своеобразно и круто. Оказывается легенда, а я ничего и не знал. Вот почему звёзды звёздами называются, она горит, а ты не знаешь. Скромняшки😀. Нравиться.

[@MidnightStorm4990]

Я отвечаю вам с помощью гугл переводчика, потому что я не знаю русского языка. Вот тексты самых известных песен с этого альбома: Я хочу быть твоей собакой Так облажался, я хочу, чтобы ты был здесь И в моей комнате я хочу, чтобы ты был здесь И теперь мы будем лицом к лицу И я лягу в свое любимое место Да ты знаешь что это Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой (Давай) (Я хочу быть твоей собакой, ты это знаешь) Ох дай мне Теперь я готов закрыть глаза Да, теперь я готов закрыть свой разум Теперь я готов почувствовать твои руки Теряю сердце на раскаленном песке Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой (Давай) (Я хочу быть твоей собакой, ты это знаешь) Сделай это Да, это так Так облажался, я хочу, чтобы ты был здесь И в моей комнате я хочу, чтобы ты был здесь И теперь мы будем лицом к лицу И я лягу в свое любимое место Да ты знаешь что это Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой Теперь я хочу быть твоей собакой (Давай) (Я хочу быть твоей собакой, ты это знаешь) Ну давай Я буду твоей собакой. Не весело: Не весело, моя детка Не весело Не весело, моя детка Не весело Не весело торчать Чувствую себя так же по-старому Не весело торчать Испугался На другой день Не весело, моя детка Не весело Не весело, моя детка Не весело Не весело быть одному Гуляю один Не весело быть одному Влюблена Ни с кем другим Ну, может быть, выйти, может быть, оставайся дома Может быть, позвонить маме по телефону Ну давай, ну давай Ну давай, ну давай Ну давай, ну давай Ну давай, ну давай Не весело быть одному Не весело быть одному Подожди Не дай мне уйти Не весело одному Я сказал быть один Я сказал быть один Не весело Ну, я говорю, я говорю, давай, Рон, я говорю Я говорю, давай, Рон Я говорю, давай, Рон, и давай Я говорю, давай, Рон, и дай мне услышать, как ты им скажешь Дай мне слышать, как ты им говоришь, как я Скажи им, как я, скажи им, как я Скажи им, как я, скажи им, как я Скажи им, как я себя чувствую Я говорю давай и скажи им, скажи им, как я себя чувствую Да да да Ну давай Ну давай Ну давай Ну давай Ну давай Ну давай А-не так ли, не так ли, не так ли А-не так ли, а-не так ли, а-не так ли, аа Ну давай, да Да мужик Я говорю, говорю, говорю, говорю, давай Дай мне сказать это, давай Дай мне сказать это, давай Ааа, ого, ого!

[@АлександрВД-н9х]

@@MidnightStorm4990 Слова песни, конечно далеки от высокой поэзии. Но эти слова о самом безобидном, что может человек сделать на этой планете. Спасибо за просвещение.😀

[@irvinge.ramirezromano3530]

En español porfa

[@warrenbienz6607]

Love the fuzz box on the guitar.

[@recordealer1]

Loved to find out recently that Iggy was a huge Doors fan ,saw them in concert and knew he wanted to be a rock star after that!