Something I recorded in the 90's on a vhs tape. So please don't complain about resolution, no surround sound etc. This was the best quality I managed to get when I ripped it..

It's probably the best Iggy/Stooges documentary I've seen-so far. Even Scott Ashton gets to say a few words.

R.I.P Ron Ashton ----> In my opinion, one of the most underated guitar players in history. Why, you might ask..Can he play like Steve Vai, or the hobbit (don't know his name# in Dream Theater for instance? 

Nope, and I don't think he ever gave a flying fuck about techniques,or melodic guitar solo's either. 

Funhouse sounds today #almost 40 years after it was released)still "fresh",- almost "modern"#I'm talking about the production#. When I was young and first heard:"Down on the street", "Loose", "1970", Tv Eye"- It totally blew my mind, and even today I get goosebumps when I play the cd. It's so brilliant in all it's simplicity,but yet impossible to duplicate.

Iggy often gets all the credits for "creating punk" alone. Let's not forget that Ron #and later James Williamson#created most of the riffs-which leads me back to why I think Ron Ashton is truly a "Guitar hero extraordinaire". He came up with the riff to "No fun" ,1970, Tv Eye, I got a right, 1969, Real cool time, Loose etc, etc. In my book, that's way more important than playing scales up and down the guitar neck as fast as possible.
I rest my case.. ;-)

Enjoy!


I'll be uploading more Iggy/Stooges shows later btw.