Lost In The Past

Come Hungry Sweet Child
My Veins Are Crying
Black Ace
Emotional Problems
I Gotta Problem
On The Beach
Love Light
Sack O' Shit



Does anyone know if these were recorded, they are all from various rehearsals the band did in 1973 - or have any other information about them?

HJW

'Come Hungry Sweet Child' seems to be 'Sweet Child-I Like The Way You Walk' part of 'I Need Somebody' that you can hear on 'Heavy Liquid' boxset in my opinion. 'I Gotta Problem' (and I think 'Emotional Problems' as well) is the other title for 'Till' The End Of The Night'

Ah good, i thought the same , tho wasnt sure, and was gettin restles that there might be some stooges material that i hadnt heard - altho the stuff mentioned above and things like upper egypt etc could probly fill another heavy liquid boxset!

i had the same speculation abot sweet child, how do you know about the other songs JW82? have you heard them?

homesickjameswilliamson wrote:

how do you know about the other songs JW82? have you heard them?

No, I haven't. But I wish I could hear them! And I agree with you that there should be made another boxset with unreleased Stooges material. I also wonder why they didn't put 'Rich Bitch' on 'Heavy Liquid'..that's weird..

There's was cpyright problems about getting Metallic KO on the boxset.

Anyway, DAMN! I've written a song called Sack O Shit.

could black ace be nigger man? - im running on just the 'black' spose its a card game thing tho - "ace"(which i think i remember hearing was the name for sometihng else)

Where did these song titles originate from? I first saw these in Per Nilson's Wild One, I wonder where he got his info from?

Maybe they're just made up names for the less than stellar James and Iggy + drum machine jams from 72. That said the drum machine version of Ballad of Hollis Brown is wicked.

I like the drum machine version of 'Look So Sweet' - especially that raw James guitar!

yeh i really like all the drum machine stuff, are those songs on Wild Love the extent of their release or does anyone have any other songs or versions? - also any information regarding time of recording etc

I've always assumed the songs on "Wild Love" like "Purple Haze", "I'm A Man", "I'm So Glad" etc were recorded by Iggy and James Williamson in England in 1971 before Ron and Scott Asheton came over. I could be wrong though.