The Stooges Head On A Journey Through The Michigan Underground

If The Mc5 Were Detroitrsquo;s Political Spokesmen For The Disenchanted Youth Of The 1960s, Then The Stooges Were The Loutish Kids, Heckling From The Back Of The Room. While Conventional Wisdom Says They Could Barely Play Their Instruments, The Stooges Left An Indelible Mark On The World Of Punk Rock, And The Bandrsquo;s Initial Three Albumsmdash;the Stooges, Fun House And Raw Powermdash;are Bona Fide Classics. In The Stooges: Head On Author Brett Callwood Treats The Bandrsquo;s Story Not Just As An Early Chapter In The Career Of Its Famous Front Man, Iggy Pop, But From The Stoogesrsquo; Beginnings At The End Of The 1960s, To Its End In The Early 1970s, And To Its Reunion In 2003 Through The Present.