Iggy and the Stooges - Live in Detroit (2003) Full 

That was one bad ass show! I stood on at the side of the stage closest to Ron!

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

They're as alive to me as they ever were.

They were a couple of bad asses.

V n in v non . .ni V . N vvvv non i ni i in

I have three words for yall Igggy, Asheston, Detroit

James osterberg so they say 😊

what a setlist .

Thanks dude)

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This is an epic live show by one of the greatest Rock N Roll bands that ever existed. There sound was incredible.

RON IS A GOD!!!!!!!

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I love his loose style of playing. Makes me feel like I could play even though I can't

Si se inspira el doble más feliz 💖

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!!!!!!!!

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.

Yes! I also love how Mike always honors folks who have passed. D. Boon, Dave Alexander, etc.

I said the same shit

was that at the Grande Ballroom?

Punk, before punk was realized, definitely the real deal.

Only saw them live once but it was a unbelievable experience

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:)

No fun

Fun House is their best album, thru n thru!!

Asheton*

He does.

The Asheton brothers were way cool too

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.

Dave was brilliant and deserves endless appreciation!

Dave was great, but I think Mike is a great fit.

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

Better actually because Iggy isn't messed up on drugs

This is Detroit!!!!! That's how we roll!!!

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.

We all have that feeling after an Iggy show. It's unreal.

No fancy stage crap, just pure raw power!!

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.

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.

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!

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 saw them in 71 when they played my high in Windsor Ontario :-) Peace

They play on Lava guitars?

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No frontman will ever come close to Iggy.

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!!! ❤️

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!

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.

So great so much rawpower LOVE IT

Bien dicho

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?

Yup... this is THE Stooges. Big difference.

Harbor freeway

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.

Mc5 are the godfather of punk