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Total Chaos

The Story of the Stooges

by Jeff Gold

Recommended by Anthony Bourdain

Recommended by Anthony Bourdain

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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.

"Iggy Pop is my total idol."—Kurt Cobain"The Stooges also carry a strong element of sickness in their music, a crazed quaking uncertainty and errant foolishness that effectively mirrors the absurdity and desperation of the times, but I believe that they also carry a strong element of cure, of postderangement sanity. And I also believe that their m...

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This book from @thirdmanrecords is everything. Definitive @Iggy_Stooges

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