Anyone here ever see The Stooges in the day, or Iggy Pop in the day?

[Taverner]

Blasting TV Eye Live right now now that the wife has left to study

Damn, I can't believe it but I actually like the shoddy recording - it adds to the manic craziness that is embodied in Iggy.

[dgibby]

1. The Stooges

Used to go to Sat. movies (all day-my mother recognized a cheap babysitter when she saw one!). Cost a quarter to get in & stay all day. Popcorn was 10 cents/bag. I think it was the same for cokes, but that was a loooooong time ago!
In addition to The Stooges, we saw: Ma and Pa Kettle, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, westerns, WWII films. Loved it!
Oops! Forgot all the cartoons. Duh!

[dgibby]

4. Oops, oops! Wrong stooges.

That's what happens when you're older than dirt! Sorry, my bad!:blush: :rofl:

[Radical Activist]

2. I saw Iggy and the Stooges two years ago.

That's not back in the day but you couldn't tell by the way they played. Unbelievable show. One of the best I've ever seen.

[Crabby Appleton]

3. I saw them live at the Goose Lake International Music Festival

near Detroit in 1970. A most excellent festival.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goose_Lake_International_Music_Festival


Artists and bands appearing at the 1970 Goose Lake Festival were, in order:

Friday Aug 7th: The Mighty Quick; John Drake's Shakedown; SRC; the New York Rock & Roll Ensemble; the Flying Burrito Brothers; John Sebastian; the MC5; Chicago; Rod Stewart & the Faces; Ten Years After.

Saturday Aug 8th: Früt; the Third Power; Brownsville Station; the Litter; Teegarden & Van Winkle; the Stooges; Mountain.

Sunday Aug 9th: Suite Charity; Teegarden & Van Winkle; Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels; Bob Seger; the Frost; the Flock; Savage Grace; the James Gang; Jethro Tull.

Originally scheduled, and even appearing on posters & flyers, but not appearing: Savoy Brown; Joe Cocker; Alice Cooper; Ram