Iggy and the Stooges - Live in Detroit (2003) Full
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2012
- Iggy & the Stooges - Live in Detroit (2003)
Iggy Pop, Mike Watt, Ron Asheton, Scott Asheton, Steve Mackay
Track Listing:
1 Loose
2 Down On The Street
3 1969
4 I Wanna Be Your Dog
5 TV Eye
6 Dirt
7 Real Cool Time
8 No Fun
9 1970
10 Funhouse
11 Skull Ring
12 Not Right
13 Little Doll
14 I Wanna Be Your Dog (Reprise)
My wife and I saw the Stooges (with the MC5) in a dive venue in Cincinnati in 1969. We still haven't recovered.
The Asheton Brothers, they were one of a kind, let their memory live forever.
Right on man! I went to the same school as them. Didn't even know it till about 10 years ago that the Stooges actually played at the school in 1969 in the lunch room/auditorium. Thought that was pretty cool.
I don't believe in death.
@@newcabinet817 you don't have to. Death believes in you.
Forever
@@Itsa6stringthang nice
The Stooges are one of the few bands that truly transcend generations. The crowd has younger and older people alike. Truly a timeless act.
V n in v non . .ni
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I have three words for yall Igggy, Asheston, Detroit
James osterberg so they say 😊
Sometimes circumstances conspire, and magic happens. This tour helped restore my faith in the essential benevolence of the universe.
Most band reunions are sad pale immitations of their former glory. This one is magnificently triumphant.
Ron's guitar sound on tv eye drive me crazy!
Stooges live forever!!!
RON IS A GOD!!!!!!!
17:20
Legendary Ron Asheton...One of a kind.By far the coolest guitarist ever.Rip.
I love his loose style of playing. Makes me feel like I could play even though I can't
D. Boon would’ve been so stoked for Mike getting this gig.
Yes! I also love how Mike always honors folks who have passed. D. Boon, Dave Alexander, etc.
I said the same shit
I was at this show. If this isn't rock and roll then I don't know what is. Iggy was on top of his game that night.
was that at the Grande Ballroom?
RIP Asheton Bros.
They're as alive to me as they ever were.
They were a couple of bad asses.
This is just such a mindblower of a sound to come bouncing back into the 21st century! This band did not disappoint in any way!
Stooges are THE band. Accept no substitutes!
Spot on.
Saw The Stooges in London 2005. I've seen Joy Division,
Clash, Pistols, Jam, Smiths and Bowie amongst many.
All were very impressive.
The Stooges were in another league.
Legends are slowely leaving us, Iggy stay as much as you can
Agreed, mate. Hate seeing it billed as Iggy and the Stooges. Didn't that begin when David Bowie came into the picture?
Mike Watt is representin well .
Stooges the only band that ever mattered!!!!!!!!
Mike Watt living the dream no doubt .. boyhood fantasy come to fruition :D
And just think 2 years earlier I had the pleasure to work with Scott Asheton in the studio when we recorded 10 Stooges songs.
Mike Watt, much respect
Thank you too
He got to live a dream
Hell yeah! The fuggin' Minutemen? I mean, they almost give The Stooges a run for their money!
Brings a Dave Alexander groove to it. Perfect.
☆☆ Timelist
01 - "Loose" - 00:09
02 - "Down on the Street" - 3:40
03 - "1969" - 8:09
04 - "I Wanna Be Your Dog" - 12:17
05 - "T.V. Eye" - 17:22
06 - "Dirt" - 23:24
07 - "Real Cool Time" - 28:52
08 - "No Fun" - 32:08
09 - "1970" ("I Feel Alright") - 37:39
10 - "Fun House" - 42:21
11 - "Skull Ring" - 49:50
12 - "Not Right" - 53:42
☆☆ Iggy talks and presents The Band - 56:20
13 - "Little Doll" - 56:55
14 - "I Wanna Be Your Dog" (reprise) - 1:01:08
The Stooges:
Iggy Pop: Vocals
Ron Asheton: Guitar
Scott "Rock Action"Asheton: Drums
Mike "The Beast" Watt: Bass
Steve Mackay: Saxophone, Keyboards.
what a setlist .
Thanks dude)
1:01:08
This is an epic live show by one of the greatest Rock N Roll bands that ever existed. There sound was incredible.
Got to also give some love to Dave Alexander, the original bassist and the primary composer of 2 of my favorite songs.
Stooges fucking kick harder than anyone in the world.
Dave was brilliant and deserves endless appreciation!
Dave was great, but I think Mike is a great fit.
God Bless the Ashton Bros!!!!
Asheton*
He does.
The Asheton brothers were way cool too
Huge power, groove and primal beats. Keep it simple, keep it loud. The real stuff.
Punk, before punk was realized, definitely the real deal.
Only saw them live once but it was a unbelievable experience
Before the Sex Pistols, before the Ramones. Way before any of that. Iggy makes Johhny Rotten look like Justin Bieber!
Don Martin Johnny Rotten IS like Justin Bieber.
per Henry Rollins, The Heavyweight Champion of Rock n Roll!
@@billmcginley Steve Jones de los Pistols dijo yo quiero tocar asi,como el viejo Ron
@@campeon2222 -
No intiendo, pero gracias.
MC5! good sir.
Ron Ashton's guitar sound is my favorite, even more than Toni Iommi.He may not be quite as skilled as the best guitarist of all time but damn I love his distorted beautiful sound. RIP Ron Ashton.
31:03 THAT WAS GLORIOUS!!
Whole show is amazing. Suprised that they sound just as good as they did 33 years earlier
Better actually because Iggy isn't messed up on drugs
This is Detroit!!!!! That's how we roll!!!
..its funny, I'm 63, never really listened to Iggy before--I just dig the shit out it!
You would of hear I wanna be your dog and I am a passenger if ya realised it or not.
Didn't really get into him until last 2 years. I am 54. It's insane. He is a fucking KING! Jagger can't touch him. No one. He IS the standard.
@@dag320 Correct.Jagger is a pale imitation.Jim Morrison Iggy Pop Robert Plant are the top white frontmen
I love The Stooges! I've always thought that their music has something " like a Voodoo feel", especially the rhythm section, I love Scott Asheton drums playing!
The "rhythm section" is Scott. He had (has) a tattoo on his arm ... "Rock Action". Fucking True and Brilliant!
@@markweitz4928 the rhythm section has and always will be the bass and the drums.
I love stooges. Especially their funhouse. It's pure ecstasy and madness
No fun
Fun House is their best album, thru n thru!!
I was at this show. Glad it was recorded, for I was WAY too drunk that evening. Great show and the audience seemed like it was a who's who of the Detroit underground rock scene.
i know how that goes but in my gig going days you tube didn't exist so if you were too drunk too bad,you snooze you lose. So that is one great thing about now ,the downside is nothing is private or special anymore. Everyone has a camera and feels compelled to film it and not live in the moment(i have been guilty of it).So you know,swings and roundabouts.
I discovered Funhouse a few minutes ago, i'm high now...this f*cking album rocks!!!
I can't believe that Iggy is still alive, But he is a Survivor !! And I am glad that he is still around. At 60 years Old now, I still Play my Old original Vinyl Stooges albums at the volume on 10 !! When I go outside my neighbors look at me and go the other way LOL. He changed the way I saw life when I was 16 years Old..Thank You Mr.James Osterberg, Keep Rockin Iggy, I wish I could see Him Again in Concert, Sincerely From A DETROIT RIVER RAT, Cousin Figel
Rock on brother! For me the Stooges have ruled since I first saw the in 1968 at the Grande Ballroom. So far just in the past ten years, I've blown out two sets of car speakers because of these guys! Turn it up and blow 'em up if you have to is what I say. Ohh ya, and old neighbor of mine said his toilet used to shake at its foundations. Asked why he never said anything and he said he didn't want to ruin our fun. I was in my twenties back then and he was in his sixties. Cool guy! This was a great concert. I damn near broke down and cried I was so happy to see the Stooges reformed and playing in front of such a huge crowd. I guess for me the only show that might have beat it was Cincinnati Pop in 1970, but them I do have to emphasize "might".
AnotherYear, cool man. I only got to go to the Grande 3 times, A friend of my older brother worked there and used to sneak me in the back door cause i wasn't old enough to get in. Then the Eastown Theater opened up, it was a cool place. But the Grande was the Taj Mahal of Detroit man. it's cool to talk to people that went to the places you did so many years ago, there are not many of us left.... Rock On Brother, Figel
Cousin Figel question. ..is that the Van Zant brothers in your profile pic?
@@docbrownsradiolab1220 The Stooges played at my High school in Windsor Ontario. I'm really glad you are listening to the same music I grew up on. I have lots of great Detroit tunes check them out if you like. Jim McCarty was a great Detroit guitar player not very well know but he has that Detroit down and fuckin dirty tone. I'm 63 and have 13 year girls and I am trying to convert them to listening to real music. Keep on rockin dude and plzzzz pass on real music of my era:))))
@@docbrownsradiolab1220 Hey thanks sorry for the fucked up world that we left you. They had metal detectors in schools back in my day well in Detroit. Yea I hope one of my girls switches too better music. I hope the world gets better soon too but I am having my doubts. Not trying to spread the negative as there is Hope:) Carry the flag you are the ones who will be taking over:)
Saw Iggy last week.. STILL FUCKING HARDCORE. Loved it! Who else can play the same song twice in a concert and nobody cares?
I remember watching this on TV in Scotland 🏴
My thoughts afterwards were “that was the last EVER proper rock n roll gig.”
Just stunning, basic and loud!!!
We all have that feeling after an Iggy show. It's unreal.
No fancy stage crap, just pure raw power!!
Undeniable fact: No one after Iggy is as cool as Iggy. A Detroit original. The late 60 & 70s were such a great time for Detroit rock. If an act wasn’t completely original it didn’t get noticed. I remember going to high school dances in the suburbs in the 70s and some bands would play 20 minute instrumentals trying to be artistic.
Every bar had live music at least on weekends. When disco came, a lot of clubs had a band on one floor and disco on another.
What a time to be alive and grow up in Detroit. We could go to Canada without any I’d let alone passport.
I must comment, in 1970 i saw the Stooges at the Easton Theater in Detroit. I was 16 years old, during the concert Iggy was ramming Pencils into his arms, Blood running down his arms. A girl sitting next to me on the floor 10 feet from the stage,kept yelling Iggy I want to Fuck You,He finally did a stage dive to the floor in front of us, he was crawling on all 4's,he got 2 feet in front of me , In My Face, He Totally Freaked me Out!! Then he went to the girl next to me and had his way with her.The Band just kept playing. What a Night to remember, for $3.50. Detroit Had The Best Concerts Then, Cousin Figel
Wow! Thanks for sharing!!
My Pleasure,
Cousin Figel Unbelievable. Incredible. Thank you for telling us your story.
+Cousin Figel He's a totally real deal Rock and Roll, not fakig it, fucknig WILDMAN. He, for real, scares people at his concerts. NOt by desighn, cuz he's fucking nuts, but in a good way ( I love that expression. Only you know exactly what you mean.) Mosyly peo;e think he's going to really hurt himself, and possibly accidentally hurt them in the process. I don't even think he uses drugs. I mean gee, what a shock if he did, but he really doesn't need too.
+Daniel Thaler
check the" Iggy Pop .Open up and Bleed" biography by Paul Trynka You will find all questions and answers about His drugs addictions You will be surprise!
Ashton bros will always be legends RIP🔥🔥🔥 great content
Iggy avec les Stooges, ça dégage, que du bonheur !!!
Si se inspira el doble más feliz 💖
Ron’s wah pedal is still on and kicked all the way forward after the solo in Loose and remains that way until the end of the song 👍 I fucking love his sound - so raw & bright & loud!
lets face it.. they're the greatest rock band .. punk band.. whatever..of all time.. best gig / show i ever saw.. the benchmark .. Iggy.. Ron.. Rock Action.. Watt. So lucky to have seen them....
The greatest ever ever ever RON IS A GOD!!!!
100% agree. Saw them on the Funhouse tour and the Raw Power tour. Absolutely brutal performances. It was so loud my pant legs were flapping. Long live Iggy and The Stooges.
Scott Asheton is one of my fave drummers.I saw this line up at a biker convention in France .It was a great,great concert.
He is nothing special or unique
@@mthomas1973 not everyone has to be Bonham or Peart. Gave the band an undeniable swagger.
@@mthomas1973 He is part of the Stooges.That makes him unique.
@@mthomas1973 Technically,certainly .The only way for me to answer is to plead guilty.Scott Asheton' snare drum makes me dance .Like Charlie Watts or Jerry Nolan.
Damn what a show! Iggy puts performers half his age to shame ! I could just feel the energy ! I can only imagine what it was like to be there !
😘
No frontman will ever come close to Iggy.
Lava guitars are some of the finest NOISES on this planet! And the feedback are becoming our wings on the way to heaven! Fuzzy as it can be & as distorted as possible!😂🤷🏼♂️🫂😉☝️
They play on Lava guitars?
U don't get that kind of band very often.
They were awesome.
They were the best Rock n Roll band ever. They are the best Rock n Roll band ever.
Look at it. The riffs, the energy, the gutts, the wildness, the sound.
They drive me wild.
IGGY AND RON IN ACTION !!!
GREAT PERFORMANCE !!!
TODAY EXACTLY 66 YEARS BEFORE
when
RON ASHETON
(born 17 July 1949)
RON ASHETON , once ranked as number 29 on Rolling Stone's list of 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time !!!
Dam shit gets no better than this!! Iggy you dam legend! The band has no equal!
The best live show I've ever seen. Saw them in Long Beach, NY in 2002. Never mind the age. Energy was there.
I saw them in 71 when they played my high in Windsor Ontario :-) Peace
This concert changed me view of music! I was coming down off an eightball in a hotel I rented and I found this concert…never looked at music the same
So glad to say that I was there!
A major life event to say the least!
The best part is my friend told me about it the day before. Three of us rode there in his late 50’s pickup truck and got tickets from scalpers.
For some reason I never thought to look up the footage until recently. So great! I can still feel the atmosphere listening. It’s been twenty years!!
[also notice how he calls out Radio Birdman in the first verse of 1970; whence their name originated]
These guys started the whole punk scene.
In 1981 the Stones came to Detroit, Pontiac Silverdome. World tour. In each city there were different opening acts. In Detroit it was Santana and Iggy.
Iggy went on first...and he lasted about 15 minutes. People were throwing bottles at him. He walked off screaming f you. Detroit is a tough crowd....and Iggy is from there
Fuckin asheton brothers
Legendary beyond all
Many bong rips for the brothers above !
Iggy is America ... Ron is America ... all the fucking band is America ... they're fucking amazing like America Land & People is.
Best Stooges/Iggy concert I have seen on YT .Each song better than the last.! You can't stop watching.
The audio quality is very good! Thank you.
Iggy and the Asheton brothers! I bought THE STOOGES in 1969 when I was 12. That album got alot of play. I WANNA BE YOUR DOG and 1969 got played over and over. Iggy and the Stooges changed Rock and their influence was ALL OVER '70s 'Rock! That FLOWER POWER AND PEACE CRAP needed IGGY to stomp on it!! The BASS pro has his trunk of clothes in order, with his CREEM tee shirt. Lester Bang(I don't know what he said about Iggy and the Stooges, but he slammed the Alice Cooper band either about Love It To Death or KILLER) BUT he would have had to retract a bad review of the Stooges because of this shirt! RIP-THE ASHETON BROS(and Lester Bang(and CREEM))!🎸🥁😵🤘
Love Lester Bangs! In the middle of reading Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung right now...
Lester Bangs had the highest praise for Alice Cooper's Killer
Born in 1962 in small town Atlantic Canada.
Dad was an arsehole.
Always connected to this stuff. Three waves of punk rock. I always go back to the first two albums. Asheton is great to play loud when your neighbours aren't expecting it. Detroit!
Yet another Detroit bad ass! :)
Saw the Massey Hall Show in Toronto
Mesmerizing and lost at a time blown away at just how Psychedelic Jazz Sixties they were !!
That surprised me completely after hearing knowing a thousand times for decades
They were more than I had realized
10/10
.... what'thafuck'....Iggy and 'the Stooges' ,!! 👍👍👍....i've allready Seen this gig in Berlin Back then...Love IT !! With Ron and Scott Asheton (the real Stooges' Sound!!!) Awesome...never forget this evening ....PS thanks for this Video!!!👍
This is The Stooges. Iggy & The Stooges were the band that included James Williamson and brought us the Raw Power album.
haltmusic still had 75% of the original lineup. This video isnt even the original lineup.
Ron Asheton on bass shouldn't factor into that percentage.
@@peteweiss8720 i think he's talking about Dave Alexander...
Ok there is Wikipedia for this. Thanks.
Oh my God, talk about a Triumph. They must have rehearsed and they're living off the tremendous energy and love they have for each other. This is pure beautiful transcendental rock and roll. With Dave having died, the only thing to do was get the best possible bassist who knew and loved and respected the music and boy Mike is in heaven playing with his Heroes. This is one of those rare moments where we can experience as fans uncompromised joy and satisfaction
Hell yeah stooges this is the beginning of punk rock 🤘😈🤘
My first love The Stooges WABX FM my learning ground 😅😅
Proud to say I was here. Hell yes I was here first row center balcony. The whole level rocking and swaying within a inch of collapse. So much energy in the crowd. Iggy laying it out there, the Asheton Bros killing it and Mike Watts living a dream. Took this super cool chick and later we f^^^t all night long to the Stooges.
it doesn't get any better......rad
That was Awesome to watch, Thanks for posting
I wish people would take the trouble to differentiate properly between The Stooges and Iggy and the Stooges. If Ron is on guitar its The Stooges, if James Williamson is on guitar its Iggy and the Stooges. This is The Stooges.
Yup... this is THE Stooges. Big difference.
One of the best things ive heard Ja IN 2021 ...ever.....wauuuu what a live !!!!
Ron Ashton just kept getting better. I was at this show. He just tore it up.
Ronny Ashton kick's ass Top 10 in my greatest guitar heroes of all time
A melhor banda de sempre, Portugal loves the stooges, rock puro
ahahaha olha aqui outro Português. Stooges=rock n roll
Stoogado🤔🤔
Eso es rock. Yo soy de Panamá. Acá no hay cultura roquera, pero de los buenos roqueros que apreciamos la buena música somos pocos. The stooges and Iggy son únicos!!! ❤️
RON IS UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!
If only i had seen them live. Stooges didn't grace me until i was well into my 20's. I love 1969 for the mere fact i was alive and seven.
Este tipo saltaba el triple que cualquier cantante, jakskaj no se cansaba nunca
Aun lo hace con sus 76 años
Electrifying, deeply engaging and uniquely entertaining on every level. The Stooges: an epoch-making band whose sound inspires and influences artists and listeners the world over. And Iggy: F-ck yes! Thank you for posting, IvoBliznakov.
And it's worth noting Iggy acknowledging the audience so saliently and specifically concert after concert. Just one part of his frenetic, dynamic and wildly charismatic on-stage modus operandi. Can you dig it?
Saw Stooges on Iggy's 60th birthday in SF...best concert ever!!!!!
Oh my God how wish I had been at this show! Thanks for the video.
I went to this show with the guys from my band. Took a bunch of acid and heckled sonic youth (who tried to open)even though we were fans. They were alright, but everyone just wanted Iggy. The Stooges were rockin pretty hard and the crowd was a ton of other local musicians and was a whos who of weirdos of the Detroit underground.
Did you go to Stooges land? Did you see the unspeakable? Were you there with us?
Sonic Youth really sucked as.an opening act.
I was there too with guys from my band, Bad Faces Clan. What band were you in?
@@tarrasque419 We were called Cloven Hoof.... oh, the good ol days.
iggy is fuckng cool, he did vocals on rolodex propaganda on atdi's relationship of command.
DAMN!! Had not seen this before. Saw the Ig 7 times, early 70's to early 80's. Iggy had more talent in his little whanger than the entire music industry of today has combined. He knew he was only part of the message and surrounded himself with great musicians.
I remember turning a stripper on to I wanna be your dog in the early 80's. Yes, Monique, you can dance to this. Just check out Arabella's next set. It bbn became a staple on the clubs playlist. Boy, can a stripper dance to that song.
I know something must be wrong with my mind. I'm 70 years old and still dig this shit. Thanks for posting. ALL HAIL THE TRUE GODFATHER OF PUNK!!!!!
Liberating Rock n Roll from the Masters !!! I Love it !!!
The wildest rock-and-roll of all time
No tendré la oportunidad de verlos jamas en vivo
GRACIAS POR LA FUERZA DE SU MUSICA
rIP hermanos Asheton _thE StooGES
Guitar, bass, Ronald Franklin Asheton -January 6, 2009
drums Scott Asheton -March 15, 2014
Bien dicho
Really great concert here, Thank you Iggy Pop.
RON ASHTON IS SO FUCKEN GREAT IT HURTS!!!!!!!!! STOOGES FOR EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??
The Stooges, feel the Power of this Kick Ass Sound, runs through my Venes. Take No Prisoner Rock,n Roll. Superb Andy thx for Upload from Duesseldorf
Ron Ashton's sound is my favorite...it's Raw Power!
Been to see Mike tonight ,still sounds the nuts !
Best Iggy Best THE Stooges Best Best Best GREATEST BAND
So great so much rawpower LOVE IT
This band is overwhelming. It has always been and it will always be so fucking overwhelming.
The epitome of Rock n' Roll!
It’s pretty unbelievable to think this sound came from 68-69’.
Ron Asheton - top 25 of all time!
Fucking love Iggy and the Stooges. Iggy's energy is contagious.
An outstanding performance of a punk classic.
Didn’t realize Mike Watt was playing with the Stooges this far back pretty awesome Also love how Mike Watt looks like a little kid watching Iggy just in awe
This performance of loose fucks me up every time hahah
Great performing ❤🎉
Fucking awesome shows they put on! Wish I could go see them live. Rock on Stooges!
este para mi fue el mejor concierto en vivo de iggy pop
would have loved to see the stooges, best band ever.
What a nice well deserved paycheck for the Ashton bros!!!! And what a thrill for Mike Watt.
Mike Watt - San Peeedro !!!!!!!!
Harbor freeway
Iggy will out live us all!
АND THANK GOD FOR THAT
Dionysian genius and raw vivid social commentary
great show!