The Stooges Perform "Search and Destroy" Live at the 2010 Hall of Fame Inductions
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- The Stooges perform "Search and Destroy" live in 2010, when the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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One of the better performances of rock n roll hall of fame, but the Stooges ripping it up in front of a bunch of stagnant suits and fancy tables feels wrong for some reason.
+thats what i was thinking Daniel Moctezuma
Playing in front of a bunch of people who just don't get em'....it's just like Old Times for Iggy and The Stooges!
hahaha right man)
The stuffed shirts just don't get it.
Ha! I was just gonna write the exact same thing. Who the hell can respect th RRHOF org while a bunch of elitist stuffed shirts sip overpriced wine at widely spaced out tables and disrespect rock and roll. Unless, of course, it's to blow a whistle for a half time sacrifice. Iggy should have given him his real raw show if you know what I mean. Screw this organization for it's ridiculous elitism, it's long belated tributes, it's ongoing snubs and it's oft elevation of mediocrity. Ptooh!
I was half-expecting a stage dive. He still does this after 45 years.
Heroin makes you invincible
@@jungleGSC It makes you a wreck, the same as Iggy was when he used to take it.
Everyone there hated it, which just makes this more perfect. Reminds me of when Madonna hired The Stooges to troll the crowd when she was inducted.
Sounds like the Stoogiest thing to do
One of the greatest on stage performers in the history of music. True frontman. The concerts I saw The Stooges play still rank as the most energetic performances I’ve ever seen. And the guitar tone is so filthy and raw, and as loud as any band I’ve seen . Incredible band. RIP Ron Asheton as well, had a monster guitar tone. 🤘🏼
SuperFuzz thee Superfuzz Tony Williams Lifetime SuperFuzz ...
This is Punk before Punk Rock even existed! Search and Destroy! That was what soldiers did in Nam. They went on Search and Destroy missions.
The Ramones before the Ramones, Motorhead before Motorhead.
Great guitarist.... way underrated
Damn right, and Ron Asheton too
Every time he jumps all I can hear in my head is, "Look what I can do".
ROTF STEWART FROM MADTV
@@terrylight2863 Yeah, it’s true.
If you never had the chance to see Iggy back in the day, the outcome was like this: You either walked out confused, enlightened, deafened and about 30 other descrptive words. But you did walk out CHANGED
One of the most important days in my life happened in '75 when I was 15. A buddy of mine grabbed his older brothers Fun House LP and slapped it on the turntable. Seeing Iggy a few months later cemented the transformation.
My ears rang for 24 hours after seeing him at a small venue in Memphis. Loudest concert I’ve ever been to.
Man he opens for Stones in Pontiac silverdome and blew me away 1978. Watching projectiles flying over his head while laying on stage during guitar solos. Amazing and well worth the drive from Central Ohio.
The RRHOF in an increasingly rare moment of relevance and credibility, featuring a band that actually BELONGS in the RRHOF!
The freaking essence of rock and roll raw power. Give it up for the stooges.
I m so ashamed of the rrhof in 2022.
This is pure and perfect example of rock'n roll kicked the ass of establishment life. Opening shirt, screaming, jumping, playing rock/punk in front of executives and aristocrats with ties, perfumes, coats, and shining shoes sitting in front of table with clothes and crystal glasses.
Lol What the fuck are you talking about?
One of Life's anthems !👍❤
Very true
Shit, he was like 63 and still sounds like in 1973
hes slapping the shit out of that tambourine like a red headed step child lol
I been to about ten concerts in the 80/90's and always felt blown away - and it was never like repetition - each time Iggy gave us something new and kept going like you wouldn't believe - he delivered.....:-)
Lucky I went to 1 and it's not enough I need more :(
This song changed my life
Iggys raw energy is insane
Something is not right. It's like a friggin' dinner theater in the audience. Table clothes and crystal? I'm sorry, but that is not Rock N Roll.
they need to push those tables over and start a mosh pit in their suits ha ha
Joe Smith perfect crowd for Iggy though. He is fuckin’ 60 here! Still shocking crowds! If he was younger, he would’ve been standing on the tables.
not rock and roll and definitely not very punk
It's punk when you fuck shit up tho in front of all these up thigth ass holes
It's the rock and roll hall of fame. What you expect? They're all stuffy suited assholes. To top it off worse. Most Rock and roll hall of fame inductions are mainly based on record sales and less on merit and cult status
One of the best rock n roll songs of all time, the stooges where way ahead of their time.
You can tell that Iggy waited a long time for that day to come
The boss!
Every moment of Iggy's life is etched into his face.
ICON OF ROCK'N'ROLL
PRICELESS.
LOVE THIS SONG FOREVER GO MIKE !!!
Best band ever!
James Williamson could still crank it out in 2010 with no effort.
James Williamson is still like the Darth Vader of electric guitar.
Padrino eterno!
IGGY IS THE BEST!!!!
Man, Tre Cool was the only one in the crowd enjoying himself
RIP Scott
Legend
The music might be too loud for the audience that are trying to sip champagne quietly, keep their tuxedo's clean, it's making their tables shake.
LOw class!
You would think they'd have top notch sound.
No blame to The Stooges, 100% blame to Rock n Roll HOF.
Monstro sagrado
the ultimate rule breakers...if there is such a thing as 'rock protocol', they dont know anything about that. I like Iggy because he is the walking definition of what it is to make a spectacle of yourself on stage. Because at the end of the day, thats what we all fantasize doing.
Imagine it’s 1969 and you’re use to the Beatles and the doors. Then you hear this 🤯
This came out in 73, unless you were referring to the stooges sound in general?
@@Riffmaster227 yes
Next stop.. *GRAMMY!*
Man, so glad HOF has better audiences nowadays... This is really the "we do't get it club"...
Mike Watt!!!!!!!!!!!
Like Koufax when he realized he didn’t need to throw so hard to be absolutely fucking dominant.
FUCK YEAH!!!!
The Stooges won in the end.
Kind of surreal he is gyrating in front of all those people seated with tablecloths.
Fucking rock n roll🌟🌟🌟🌟
I'm just surprised they got Iggy to wear pants... and that they remained on his body the whole time.
😅🤣💯🤘
Those of you in the expensive seats, nod as though you get it
Fuck yeah IGGY!!!!!
No one in the crowd knew any of these songs lmao. Wish there were some people there who would have appreciated this.
cool band weak party
At least Tre Cool, drummer (the guy you see right at the end standing and applauding with the rainbow wrist band on his right wrist), and bassist Mike Dirnt (seated just to his left) from Green Day got it. They know a scorching performance from a musical forefather when they see one.
I love the Stooges and I've seen them rock 10 times harder than this even at their age now. Anyone who is bitching saying " If you didnt like the concert then watch the voice or auto tuned stuff" then you have no fucking clue as to why people would be disapointed and that is because this is nowhere near the normal level of intesity they usually have
Horrible mixing. But honestly what did you expect. It's a pop award show.
Man I knew something was off. Terrible sound
@@AlexKomnenos Stooges and shitty sound quality. NAMID.
You’re absolutely right BUT, for some reason I wouldn’t have it any other way. So fucking punk rock. Those Hollywood stiffs in the audience probably had no fucking clue what they were witnessing.
theyre trying to imitate to album. it was mixed like that.. and it does sound like shit!
@@derunsympath you’re a 🤡
James williamson 👌
Christ Almighty fire the sound crew
Primeira faixa do terceiro
disco "Raw Power" de 1973.
Valeu Kurt Cobain.
what's up with the guy playing tambourine?
hes playing the tambourine.
ged glass the stooges don't need any fucking tambourine
i agree but thats what hes doing.
i mean, they've had tamburines, keyboards, sax, trumpets and harmonicas in their songs. not just guitars, drums, and bass
That's Steve Mackay, the guy who played saxophone on Funhouse.
At least they got in when all were still alive.
Unfortunately not, Ron Asheton died in 2009, the year before.
@@TG-zq6bq and Dave Alexander in 1975
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James Osterberg Junior, aka Iggy Pop, was born April 21, 1947. Depending on the exact date of this, he was a late 62 or and early 63 years old in this performance. Let's see you go shirtless, sing, and move like he does at that age. Not to mention his flowing locks.
Iggy’s voice sounds great
really need two guitars for this song
#DETROITROCKCITY
...great hair...
Who's playing the piano?
I think it's Jim Jarmush, but not sure
Lords Ulrich Not Jarmusch, but I can’t find him credited anywhere even though he was at the photo call. Could it be Bob Scheff?
Scott Thurston, he was their pianist on the Raw Power tour
@Nostalgia-TV He's still alive ?
Im into Fugazi
I am too.
How the hell is the crowd just sitting there. I’d be going fuckin wild
Am I the only one hoping Iggy would've thrown himself through one of those tables?
Somehow sometimes you gotta stop ,
So this style was not anthony kiedis's original ..
I really really hope this comment is sarcastic
@@Orange-mw1mf no it's not.. I didn't knew that Iggy Pop did this before Anthony...
Just let yourself go for all to see, Iggy. Fuck ‘em. Just fuck ‘em. We are good in our own skin.
sans personne sur le réseau SOCIAL ALICE refléchit mieux toutes vos pensées!!!
Iggy looks a little lost without stacks to climb...
This is the horseshit gig Cobain avoided by topping himself
This statement confuses the fuck out of me
Love Iggy, hate the crowd. bunch of old guys wearing suits, sipping expensive wine while watching this?? cooperative bullshit(sorry for my bad english)
Some of you muppets complaining about bad sound etcetera ain't got any idea WTF rocknroll is-go back and watch the voice that's all you deserve
lol I love rock and roll and punk rock, I love sloppy rock n roll like the stooges and the New York Dolls among others but their performance was not a proper stooges performance. If you actually think that this was a good stooges concert compared to their others even their concerts in the past few years then you obviously don't get why people are saying that because when the stooges play normally they rock the house but I hate to say it this performance did not do them any justice
It was rumored once that Peter Jackson was considering using Iggy Pop to play Gollum in The Lord of the Rings. Not only would he not need all that CGI, he wouldn't even need any makeup!
What a wasted opportunity.to have all those suits and managers and not. React against them just sitting on those tables half not giving a damn about you...the younger ig would have walked on those tables.and shown his contempt.search and destroy.the perfect song put into action. As said a totally wasted moment
playing for bureaucrats
Yawn
Wow. The sound is absolutely terrible. Sounds like a high school band playing at their talent show.
Go to a stooge show and say that. Might ight get stabbed.
+dasbakon Dude I saw these guys in 2011 opening for Foo Fighters and I tell that till this day that was probably the show with the worst sound I've ever seen (even counting bar and underground shows) but also one of the best. They played so loud it and with such intensity it was overwhelming. They and their songs are so great that James Williamson (in this video) doesn't even have to bother getting all the notes ahahah Godfathers of punk. Thurston Moore said "Legend says only 13 people bought the first Stooges record. And those are the ones who became The Ramones"
+dasbakon yeah, yet they are fucking legends on rock and roll and you gotta thanks those dudes for existing cuz if wasn't for these dudes you probably wont hear a lot of the stuff you like today
Yes, that's called real music not over produced auto tune bullshit today.
dasbakon so u did better than that???
rOck & ROlL aWardS pffff fuck that,
Rock and roll is dead
A tambourine in this classic? Why not throw in a flute and a xylophone. Some things are just plain wrong.
It was Steve Mackay the guy who played sax on Fun House
@Andy Spencer no a clavelle.
Why not? The Stooges do whatever they want.
Yay, the tambourine!!! Iggy is all about percussion.
Guitar lead intro sloppy as hell. C’mon man.
That drummer flopped the life out of that song. It’s completely damn empty.
Same drummer from day one. Scott Asheton.
Did a the new guy mix this thing? Lol it’s horrible! Poor Scott…
Hall of Shame.....
I hate all the squares in the audience. Iggy is god
Nothing against the Stooges, but this is further proof of how worthless the RRHOF is. The Sex Pistols had the good taste to say no thanks.
Horrible
I've never heard of them before