The Weirdness; The Street Was Dirty But The Street Had Soul

I can't stand 'Beat 'Em Up.' There's no solid riffs on there. It's kind of a mess. Skull Ring is far superior.

ZenDog wrote:

In regards to albums growing on you, I highly recommend " Beat Em Up" by Iggy. I didn't think it was very good at all at first. Listening to it now I think it's fantastic. I thought Skull Ring was great from the moment I first heard it. And being a born and raised Detroit boy, I immediately knew that the first two Stooges albums were rock n roll classics. But when I really need a fix of hardcore Stooges music nothing can top the Funhouse Sessions.


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StoogesMySpaceAdmin wrote:

I can't stand 'Beat 'Em Up.' There's no solid riffs on there. It's kind of a mess. Skull Ring is far superior.

Of course it is. You have the A-factor there.
As in ASHETON.

Loose1969 wrote:

StoogesMySpaceAdmin wrote:

I can't stand 'Beat 'Em Up.' There's no solid riffs on there. It's kind of a mess. Skull Ring is far superior.

Of course it is. You have the A-factor there.
As in ASHETON.

yes, but whitey is a guitar god on beat em up, :-)