Other Mixes By Rob Conroy
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I stick it deep inside (oh my and, uh, boo-hoo)
| Artist | Song | |
| The Stooges | 1969 | |
| The Stooges | I Wanna Be Your Dog | |
| The Stooges | No Fun | |
| The Stooges | Real Cool Time | |
| The Stooges | Ann | |
| The Stooges | Not Right | |
| The Stooges | Little Doll | |
| The Stooges | Down on the Street | |
| The Stooges | Loose | |
| The Stooges | T.V. Eye | |
| The Stooges | Dirt | |
| The Stooges | 1970 | |
| The Stooges | Fun House | |
| Iggy and the Stooges | I Got a Right | |
| Iggy and the Stooges | Search and Destroy | |
| Iggy and the Stooges | Gimme Danger | |
| Iggy and the Stooges | Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell | |
| Iggy and the Stooges | I Need Somebody | |
| Iggy and the Stooges | Shake Appeal | |
Comment:
In a lot of ways, making this comp was a no-brainer--take the three studio albums by one of my eight or so favorite bands/artists of all-time and fit the most songs that can be fit on an 80-minute disc--which is why I hadn't bothered to do it before. But I just couldn't help feeling a nagging tug at the pit of my stomach everytime I noticed that these guys were not included in my collection of single-artist mixes... so here's the result. Space limitations were a serious problem; in fact, if either "Rich Bitch" or "Raw Power" could have fit on this mix without me cutting another key track, "Ann" would *not* be represented here. And to me, unlike their rivals the MC5, it is absolutely impossible to overrate the Stooges--they are truly one of the most absolutely streamlined rock bands of all-time and are the most direct fathers of that bastard boy called "punk" that I can think of. To top it off, they never released a bad song, with the possible exception of the overlong and self-consciously arty "We Will Fall".Feedback:
To top it off, they never released a bad song, with the possible exception of the overlong and self-consciously arty "We Will Fall".
you said yourself, why do we need a mix by the stooges all their songs are ACE but of course this one is 6 star out of 5 possible,
you said yourself, why do we need a mix by the stooges all their songs are ACE but of course this one is 6 star out of 5 possible,
you must have a hard rockin sunday in Pittsburgh, maybe you need that after all the prog you came to through friday ;D
I guess you could say that... I did the Ramones mix yesterday, though, and had the other two mixes set up prior to today. :-)
another good one rob.
yup, Rob. We will fall sucks, but the rest of their stuff is great.
I remember the first time I heard "We Will Fall" and thought this band is not my cup of tea. Since then, I haven't listened to the Stooges much. I suppose I should give the band another try. I was wondering, therefore, if you could send me a copy (your Mitch Easter disk will be in the mail this week--let me know if you haven't gotten the Chameleons and Moose disks). BTW: I've been listening to your 2 disk Mekons compilation constantly. It's great.
good stuff, Rob.
Very nice Rob! All that's missing is a nude shot of Iggy for the cover. I guess I'll have to click on the Mix of the Week if I want to check out naked guys.
could be one of your alltime great mixes! just perfection! after this trade you've got to lay this one on me next time! motherfucker!
yesyesyes
I missed this one!
If I had a cd changer in my car, this disk would never leave it...great work!
If I had a cd changer in my car, this disk would never leave it...great work!
The Stooges are one of those things I marginally know...I understand the significance and the greatness, and then when it comes down to actually lay down the cash for a stooges record i either forget or find something i think i want more. please forgive this foolish sinner.
YOU MUST GO TO MY GENERATION AND BUY "FUN HOUSE" IMMEDIATELY. If not, there is truly no hope for you in the land of rock, oh twee one. ;-)