The story of The Stooges, the legendary Ann Arbor band who helped lay the foundations for punk rock. While the MC5 became the political voice of Detroit’s disenchanted youth in the 1960s, The Stooges were the unruly outsiders, challenging expectations with their raw sound, rebellious attitude and uncompromising performances.
Despite critics claiming they couldn't play their instruments, The Stooges went on to leave an undeniable mark on music history. Their first three albums — The Stooges, Fun House and Raw Power — remain essential punk rock classics, influencing generations of musicians and artists.
In this intimate and informative book, author Brett Callwood traces the band's journey from their formation in the late 1960s through their initial breakup in the early 1970s and their eventual reunion in 2003.
A fascinating read for fans of The Stooges, proto-punk and underground music, as well as anyone interested in the rebellious spirit that helped shape punk rock.
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