Iggy & The Stooges - Search And Destroy (Live at Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame 2010)

The newly reunited Raw Power-era Stooges playing Search And Destroy after being inducted into the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame. This is the first time that Scott Thurston plays with The Stooges since the band broke up in '74.

See also:

Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame 2010: The Stooges induction ceremony
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1cYWe...
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWDkMI...
Preformance of I Wanna Be Your Dog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPymza...

The whole thing in one file (along with Genesis' induction ceremony): http://iggypop.org.

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[mikey41rules]

its the rock and roll hall of fame, the majority of the crowd is a bunch of stuck up business cunts.

[Tate Thompson]

Thats your opinion. James is a better guitar player. He could play circles around Ron. His riffs weren't simple and he is a excellent lead player. Ron was great for what he was tho. I think Raw Power blows away Stooges and Fun House anyday of the Week.

[LetsGoMetsGo33]

iggy is such a fuckin' freak (i am complimenting him!). he's like 63 here... look at peers of his, like say ozzy or lou reed, they're like falling apart physically (the former) or have a grandfatherly bearing (the latter). iggy is ageless! shit i'm 38 and i notice the effects of age these days.

[atilio maddeo]

QUE GROSO QUE ES, QUE MAGIA QUE TIENE Y LO MAS IMPRESIONANTE ES QUE PASAN LOS AÑOS Y ES IGUAL, MANTIENE ESO QUE ATRAPA, UN GRANDE, DE VERDAD UN GRANDE.

SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA

[ROOKTABULA]

Yeah but not in 3 years that doesn't happen.......

[Charles Sale]

Uh, he's really really old?

[Frisbieinstein]

I say they are equally good.

I was in a band with Ron. Really.

[frenzexperiment]

James has incredible songwriting.abilities and a great taste in developing the guitar parts, paired with that monolithic R'n'R attitude. I consider Funhouse to be the climax of the band (I'm really into 60-70's psychedelia) but Raw Power, is the filthiest rock n roll record in history.

[frenzexperiment]

Well I think they're both great in their own right. Ron Asheton is the unmatched prophet of psychedelic fuzz-guitar, his tone and playing style are a trademark despite the simplicity of his riffs (Come on, TV Eye is a genius riff!) and soloing

[olaf1014]

Sounds like a backyard gig!! :-)

[Scubasteve Scribblez]

That guitarist really hates playing or is just emotionally unattached. He was so stale.