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- Rhino is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Fun House with the first LP edition of the 1999 7-CD Rhino handmade boxed set (1970: The Complete Fun House Sessions). Limited Edition Boxed Set - 1,970 individually numbered copies Rhino.lnk.to/FunHouse
Fans will hear a newly remastered 2-LP version of Fun House, cut at half speed (45 rpm) for optimum audio quality, with a 4th side vinyl etching. The set’s remaining 13 LPs contain nothing less than every take from the Fun House sessions, in order, exactly as The Stooges recorded them. Those studio tracks are followed by a recording of The Stooges performing live in New York City in August 1970, just as Fun House was released. The 39-minute concert remained unreleased until 2010, when it came out as Have Some Fun: Live At Ungano’s. Rounding out the music in this deluxe set are two mixes of the single “Down On The Street”/“I Feel Alright.” The first is the “Mono Single Edit” released in France, and the other is the unique “Single Mix” that was unreleased until the original 1999 boxed set. Each one is pressed on 7-inch vinyl and presented in a sleeve with reproduction artwork. Beyond the music, the collection also includes a 24-page booklet with rare photos and new liner notes, featuring an essay by Henry Rollins and testimonials penned by an extensive list of rock ‘n’ roll luminaries including Clem Burke, Flea, Joan Jett, Shirley Manson, J Mascis, Duff McKagan, Thurston Moore, Tom Morello, Karen O, Andy Partridge, and Steven Van Zandt, among others, plus posters, prints, a turntable slipmat, and a 45 adapter.
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He needs his own TH-cam record review channel.
YES!!! I second this. I dont want ot be alone here.
Unbelievable idea!! Let's start a petition! Henry is an absolute gem.
THIS
100 % agree. No one and I mean no one unboxes like Henry. I would buy this box set just to read Rollins’ liner notes. Such a talented writer.
It's crazy he hasn't. .he's ideal for this he literally LOVES records
Seeing Henry Rollins happy is priceless!
Hope he doesn't throw that sticker away!
I was thinking the same thing - careful with that sticker!!! Gotta save it.
i love seeing henry happy!
William D Cymbalist So other people save the stickers? I didn’t know that.😆
@@streetrepair i always try n save the sticker lol
@@stevenimeson902 absolutely! I've got it all figured out: if I can peel it off I stick it on the inner sleeve if it's plain white, otherwise I stick it inside the jacket pocket. if I can't peel it then cut it out and just insert into the pocket.
Henry's enthusiasm is contagious! He's like a kid at Christmas!
I love how enthusiastic Rollins is about his influences, and never fails to promote them. Funhouse got me through a very shitty time in my life when that was pretty much all I had. Iggy, Ron, Scott, and Dave are rock n roll kings.
YES. Same here.
Complimenti/kudos/kydos(-key dohs)
I got my tv eye on you
Iggy has lived to see one of the most hated albums of 1970, become one of the
most revered. The Stooges were so far ahead of their time, they left it completely.
Few acknowledged them at the time, but Bowie recognized Ig's talent very early on.
Henry has been a massive fan of The Stooges for decades.
What a fine tribute to a very important group.
Rob Jones it was revered universally by 1977. The Sex Pistols’ and others’ referencing of The Stooges made them hugely popular with Punk fans.
@@martinwatson6806 True. The Pistols put The Stooges on the map,
by covering "No Fun". I saw the Sex Pistols back in 1976, and they
were the closest thing to The Stooges at that time.
Johnny Rotten was very intimidating indeed, he had clearly taken
a massive cue from Ig.
Btw, there is a photo of The Stooges from 1970 with a huge flag of
the Union Jack behind them!
Your comment NAILED my feelings
David Bowie and Iggy Pop were close friends‼️🎧🎤
@@JerichoMile4 Bowie was the only person to stick with Iggy, when he
was committed to a psychiatric unit for his drug problems.
He allowed Ig to go on the Station To Station tour in 1976, and helped
out on "The Idiot" sessions.
Ig never forgot his kindness.
One of the greatest albums of all time from one of the greatest bands of all time
@@jackiethedetestator7342 Henry is many things but I'm not sure if I'd call him a "musician" lol. Maybe frontman works better.
*ding ding ding ding ding!*
Correct answer lol I'm a sucker for their first album too as a woman I was impressed with their look also
My Wallet is crying as I watch this unboxing. Thank you, Mr. Rollins.
Mine too! Ah!
LMAO!!!!!
FUNHOUSE is a monster, The most perfect Rock action for my ears
Literally the perfect album.
IKFR! FUNHOUSE is great DRIVING album!
It's often described as the first true punk album, but to my ears it's just great rock n' roll.
@@robwalsh9843 It's many things. Categorising it doesn't do it justice.
@@robwalsh9843 By attitude its pretty punk.
Henry's ecstatic encyclopedic love for this album makes me feel like I'm not alone in my dirty filthy love for this album. Right on man.
Fantastic! I’m telling my daughter to buy this for me when she’s born next week,
Hilarious.
Hahah!!
The Bestest comment! 👍👍👍
Happy Father’s Day ....
I think Henry enjoyed himself during that huge unboxing
He totally jizzed like 4 times. at least.
havent heard the album in years and Henry's excitement got me excited, he's just a good, fun guy
Happy Henry! What an infectious sight that is. I could have watched it an hour longer.
Most unboxings are the worst, so nice to see someone with genuine love for the item they are getting stuck into.
I COULDNT agree more.
It's so much fun watching Henry geek out over something he loves so much. He's acting like a kid on Christmas. 😁
goddamn i just love this guy's enthusiasm about art, especially considering his actual ties to so many artists
Its good to know that you arent the only one who gets excited about opening new music. Henry is like a kid on Christmas morning just like most of us would be. Its great to see you so happy Henry.
The Stooges is one of the hardest and greatest Proto Punk bands
Of all time. ALL ALL time.
Acid punk goodness.
What’s inside is one of the Dopest albums ever recorded.
YES! Right?
RIP Ron, Scott, Dave
YES
R.I.P. 🙏❤️
And R.I.P. Steve Mackay, the sax master all over side 2.
@@ECNIV2000 Yes, the sax took it to another dimension and he was touring with Iggy until illness struck
@@ECNIV2000 Mackay should have been inducted into the RRHOF with them!
Henry’s enthusiasm is infectious!
That's IT. Me and the family don't eat for two days so I can go out and get this hefty box!!
I am PISSED that it sold out so fast.
two days? it's $400. try two months. hahaha
@@pillarsofserpents It's almost double that on Amazon right now.
@@urbanknish6965 yeah that's the ASKING price, but is it SELLING for that? some dude is trying to sell a pair of conjoined cheez-its for over $9000 right now. lol.
I know Henry probably won't see this given this is RHINO's channel, but I just wanted to say how happy I am to see him in good health and high spirits in these trying times. Thank you for the infectious joy your geeking out has generated!
Love how excited Henry is unwrapping this. Best-birthday-ever vibes.
What I've heard so far sounds amazing. I wish I could afford it.
I do hope Henry can work in blocks of these recording sessions into the radio show at some point.
Same. It sold out anyways so we are screwed
Mr Schmeltz ME TOO. Its why i was not sure if that $ was the right move. It would be more of a display piece than anything
The stooges will always be THE greatest punk band they did it first and did it best.
Fuck yes
Greatest rock band
Aint got no speakers, aint got no headphones, and my records to play.....are in a storage closet ...far away. But always nice to see Henry Rollins in his glory!
Holy Crap! And to think I used to see this album in the cutout bins for 2 bucks back in the early 70's...
I got a second copy on 8 track when they phased out 8 tracks at Woolco for 25 cents !
I KNOW!!!! $400?!?!?! haha!
Its not that rare. You could buy that copy for 30 bucks today.
Hank is awesome. Funhouse is awesome.
There’s no way in hell that I’m getting this box set but Henry’s enthusiasm almost makes me want to.
It's a great looking package but I have to say I'm more excited about the upcoming Stooges Live at Goose Lake 1970 release.
My husband FLIPPED out when we saw you on this video, Henry. Great video! Thanks.
So much fun, so much enthusiasm....Henry does such a fine job in unboxing this gem! Thanks!
I agree, he does.
I'm so happy to see Henry Rollins happy and excited about something, you can tell he's REALLY passionate about this.
Iggy is his god.
Always liked the meaty sound of this record, the perfectly blended bass, kick drum, snare, & guitar.
Bet it sounds pretty good on Henry's outrageous speakers.
Me too. It was so raw, and full bodied. I couldnt agree more.
This is wonderful to catch on film! I’ve never seen Henry so happy! 🤙🏻🧿🎼🎶🎵🎶
Love you, man! Glad you are still around sharing your thoughts.
What a fucking excellent video, one of my favourite albums I’m so happy to see this 50th anniversary edition
Henry looks so happy! It's also totally understandable.
Powerhouse band makes a dynamic powerhouse album. FUN HOUSE: the one album that simultaneously melts yr face off and lines up yr chakras.
Couldnt agree more.
I’ve not seen a child on Christmas morning this excited. As always Rollins’ genuine enthusiasm is infectious. Fanatics!!! This box set is the holy grail of all things Iggy and the Stooges.
You should have seen me Christmas morning 1970. I was excited then. That was the year of Apollo 11 so I said all I want is an American flag. Then I got a whole space suit! That was the best Christmas ever.
Never seen this man so excited! What a great video!
That is the stuff. Early punk rock I really enjoy better now, than when I was younger.
Great presentation! Can’t wait to get mine!
Bedankt voor super uitleg
I have the Deluxe double vinyl of Funhouse and it’s one of the best sounding records I own. Get it now.
Goddamn that box set looks incredible. Salute to whoever designed that. A very fitting document. It's on par with how awesome the music is and the band that made it too. Very cool. Thanks for the unveiling Henry!
I know, right?
Henry is a sweetheart and The Stooges are GOD!
One of my top 10 fav albums of all time.
Henry Is Awesome!!! I have watched hundreds of videos of him.. I will tell you this right now.. He has never looked so Happy.. I trust this is probably the best box set on earth
RIGHT?!?!?! He is like a kid in a candy store, holy shit.
Very cool! Excellent job showing us all of the awesomeness! I have the CD set, but this is even better! Gotta have it!!
ERIC!!!! Of course you are here, cutie!!! Did you get it? I wanted it but damn it! It sold out before I even had a chance.
@@TheVinylGuru I did buy it ! So it sold out? Wow, that was fast!
Thank you Henry, you rock!
Henry you are the f****** man! I swear to God you have got the best taste in music and you can just tell that you love it so much and then I'm going out and buying this. Thanks as always for being awesome and for bringing this to my attention.
*sigh* I used to own the Rhino Handmade CD version that came out 20 years ago. That vinyl version is a work of art
Thanks Henry. My record store guy, Gary at Music Outlet in Enfield Ct,, managed to secure me a copy. Can’t wait to get my hands on it.
Lucky ducky. It sold out here.
Henry is a living musical library of interesting information.
Now that's an 'unboxing', genuine joy at the contents
I'm going to listen right away, thank you Rollins.
Great salesmanship Henry! Was considering purchasing but SOLD OUT!
I'm 29 right now. 10 years ago I was so depressed I would take walks at 2/3 in the morning and just listen to this record over and over. Something magic about this one.
You good now brother?
@@HansDelli Oh yeah. Got my health together, started weight training. Exercise is the best for depression!
Love this album. Its my morning music.
Ron Ashton was in r&r history that rarest of things: a great guitarist & bassist, & as if that wasn't enough he crystallised the 'noise guitar' garage sound & although it took a few years to take root it spawned punk guitar & hopefully he died (albeit too soon) knowing his particular life's achievements had been recognised.
Surely the most anyone can hope for.
henry is like a kid at xmas-lots of fun in the house lol😃😀😚
The best rock record ever
This is what many of us were like when we peeled off that shrink wrap back then. The covers were works of art in themselves.
I would kill for one of those box sets. Such an amazing album.
this piece is majestic and Hank opening it was the best choice ever!!!
Great vid Henry! The fanboy enthusiasm is truly infectious.
I know, I have never seen his 6 month pregnant glow before.
Thank you!
brilliant thanks
I'm happy for Mr. Rollins. I religiously placed my order the day the issue was announced and am still waiting for Rhino to send it to me. With a bit of luck I'll get a 51st anniversary edition ...
Rhino, through its European distributor, prevents me from canceling my order, after having paid for it and spending almost a year waiting for it to be sent to me !!! During all this time they have not been able to give me an explanation for the unacceptable delay.
I hope my comment serves to prevent other unsuspecting buyers
Genuine happiness in Henry's eyes 👍👍
I enjoyed this ✌️❤️
I like Henry a lot, he's a great guy, he sounds so cool here about this Deluxe edition
Funhouse um dos discos prediletos
o 1 cd que comprei
Uma paulada atrás da outra, great
Beautiful package indeed. On the Rhino podcast (which came out Wednesday) they said there were less that 75 of these left. So, if you want one, probably best to get your rear in gear...
The joy. Love it
Henry, i love you forever
This makes me happy
I'm convinced an excited Henry Rollins could sell me on anything
I love this man.
Yo Henry, have a cool night man, cheers from Perú
He is the best.
Without a doubt one of the best albums ever. More punk than punk, more rock than rock.
YES! Great way to put it
Cant think of a better fan to unbox this than Henry.
Beautiful box too.
The whole album cut at 45 rpm ? That will sound thick or full. Gotta hear it!
God man,I'm drooling, for real!
It’s hard to believe this is the same guy that fronted Black Flag and was the guy in Liar video. I love the childlike enthusiasm!
Henry Rollins is a national treasure.
Mate we need more of Henry unboxing
I used to sing some songs of this álbum live in 1976/1979...and still...I FEEL ALRIGHT!😉👍
Never in my wildest imagines ever see Henry Rollins doing an Unboxing Video until now.
This is amazing
The Stooges are still relevant and too important for rock n roll..In my opinion both The Stooges and Black Sabbath were the bands that buried the Hippies. Even bands like Jefferson Airplane admitted that. I love Fun House, very powerful and unique!!
YES YES YES. My exact thought.
Right. The first two Stooges albums landed slap dab in the middle of the Woodstock generation. First there was Manson, then Altamont, then Fun House. Hippies didn't understand the brutal realness of this album. Too busy chilling with Lucy in the sky.
Probably the best unboxing I've ever watched! This is how they go when someone intelligent, witty and intimately connected is at the controls. Fantastic presentation of a marvellous, truly deluxe edition!
*Oddly enough, I "just" wrote this below about The Stooges and Funhouse last night (on SOT) in selecting band and best album. Seems fitting to post it here:
THE STOOGES (Funhouse, 1970) Iggy Pop: the perfect, totally unbridled lunatic front-man for this unforgettable, incorrigibly violent, street level Detroit band. A song like "Down on The Street" says it all in this way. A primal, taunting riff matched to Iggy's animalistic grunts and shouts. The song's gotcha right there. But then the Iggster hits you with lyrical lines that are delivered with a certain kind of aloof swagger and "I don't give a shit what you think" chutzpah... There's no music quite like the Stooges, '69-'73 (esp of the loose, gritty "Fuck You, we're doing this!" Ilk, and the world of ROCK was a better place for it. "Gimmie Danger, little stranger.."
Marc
Brilliant. Thanks Henry! Depending on what day it is, this is my favorite effort by The Stooges”. Of course there is the 1st and, imho most psychedelic/Garage influenced with the Stooges patented aggro making this a stand out amongst its contemporary records of the era, then, the masterpiece in question, “Funhouse” The free form, Miles Davis, Jazz influenced effort with the same Stooges stamp of aggression, and “Raw Power” I loved Ronnies guitar work,(especially on “Funhouse”) however, James Williamson influence upon the way every hard rocker would attack the guitar after 1973, is too often, but should not be be understated, hence, I’d have to give Raw Power the most “Metal” sounding, with the punk spirit being the obvious approach (although Iggy doesn’t like being considered punk)I think he likes punk but he really is his own creation. He heavily influenced punk, but also metal and grunge as well so........ anyways, who cares, right?!?! If it rocks, it rocks, definitely gonna get this......
I think raw power sounded most punk I still like the first two albums more
@@leahflower9924 that’s cool! I could discuss all three of these, and all 3 of the MC5’s L.P efforts, for hours because they all had a different theme. I’d think it’s hard to argue the psychedelic aspect to the Stooges debut, album, lots of “wah” on Ronnie’s guitar, and “Fuzz” for the leads.
Then “Funhouse” is a mixture. The first 4, tracks, plus “1970” on “Funhouse” are pure, 100% “proto”punk at its finest, but the rest has a free form punk jazz thing going on this one, Steve Mackay’s sax playing was brilliant.
Speaking of Raw Power, I’m sure you are old enough to remember the Bowie mix, which, other than the sound engineer blending Ronnie’s bass in with the James’s guitar too much, and putting way too much midrange over the final mix, isn’t as bad as it gets a rep for, that’s what that should have sounded like in 1973!
I can respect those who think Raw Power would have its metal influences as well, James shreds pretty much all over the album, (which is about 12 years before it “shredding” was commonly used as a style of taking a guitar solo) which is cool, and it’s what I think Cheetah Chrome and Robert Quine were brilliant at, even if Robert was more “avant gard” and Cheetah was more “rootsy”
Cheers Leah!
Just awesome...
Nice, I love high quality packaging, has so much prestige
Very good Mr Rollins.
God i love Henry.
We are not all millionaires! Love Henry. Love The Stooges...best band of all time. Sadness.
I really hope I can grab on before their all gone! :( I love them so much
Did you? Its sold out now and I didnt luck out.
Ahh ... like a kid at Christmas.. bless him .
And who could blame him.🇬🇧😷
Indeed! You said it babe.
Henry- you're such a geek-boy! We love you!
So how, you ask, did that great frat-rock band from the Northwest, the Kingsmen, change the face of rock and roll? Well, among things like the bass player inventing the SUNN amplifier, and "Louie, Louie" being the inspiration behind The Kinks "You Really Got Me", their electric piano player produced this record for the Stooges, which inspired a whole new generation of young rockers in the 1970s and beyond!