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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
How many more sleeps?
The Baroness done got us some tickets. Now I just gotta figure out where Anne Arbor is...
"The Stooges and I wanted to do a concert in memory of Ron and his music. We've chosen to do this in Ann Arbor where our group, our attitudes and our ideals were forged. It really was the birth of a movement. We're planning to involve musicians across the spectrum from classical to youth groups and have a f----- big blast in memory of Ron. Teenage musicians from the Neutral Zone, Ann Arbor's teen center will open performing early Stooges songs. I may join them on vocals if they don't have somebody who can kick my ass. Deniz Tek from Radio Birdman who was Ron's closest friend in music outside the group is going to join me for a couple of Ron's best numbers. Henry Rollins who articulates so many things about music so well has volunteered to MC and try yet again to defeat me in a musical duel. He may think he's got a better chance now that I'm 64, and he's only 50, we shall see. Henry was given his pick of Stooges songs to perform and he chose a great one.
"The full and present Iggy and the Stooges line up will then perform a full set, songs from The Stooges, Funhouse, Raw Power/- James Williamson - guitar, Scott Asheton - drums, Iggy Pop - vocals, Mike Watt and Steve Mackay, Bass and Sax respectively."
-Iggy Pop
"The Stooges and I wanted to do a concert in memory of Ron and his music. We've chosen to do this in Ann Arbor where our group, our attitudes and our ideals were forged. It really was the birth of a movement. We're planning to involve musicians across the spectrum from classical to youth groups and have a f----- big blast in memory of Ron. Teenage musicians from the Neutral Zone, Ann Arbor's teen center will open performing early Stooges songs. I may join them on vocals if they don't have somebody who can kick my ass. Deniz Tek from Radio Birdman who was Ron's closest friend in music outside the group is going to join me for a couple of Ron's best numbers. Henry Rollins who articulates so many things about music so well has volunteered to MC and try yet again to defeat me in a musical duel. He may think he's got a better chance now that I'm 64, and he's only 50, we shall see. Henry was given his pick of Stooges songs to perform and he chose a great one.
"The full and present Iggy and the Stooges line up will then perform a full set, songs from The Stooges, Funhouse, Raw Power/- James Williamson - guitar, Scott Asheton - drums, Iggy Pop - vocals, Mike Watt and Steve Mackay, Bass and Sax respectively."
-Iggy Pop
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
We all gotta eat
Apparently Iggy Pop is commonly sited doing his grocery shopping at Whole Foods in Miami Florida
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| No Shirt . No Shoes . No problem. |
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
I always wanted to play an instrument
My buddy and I were taking about his kids learning to play the piano...and how I always wish I had learned to play an instrument as a child - Got me thinking about how kids with (adult sized instruments) crack me up.
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I imagine them doing a mariachi rendition of “Two Minutes to Midnight” (Maiden) |
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“Blues Train” or “Folsom Prison” (Cash) |
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
There is just something I like about that dog.
2007 Ikea catalog...I know it is old news but it still cracks me up.
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| just a dog? |
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| or... |
Star Wars Nerdery (Part 1)
Is there anyway I could not start with some Star Wars stuff? I suppose the Darth VS. Doom pic is nice a cross over between Star Wars Nerdery and Comic Book Geekery.
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| Made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs ! |
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| The Viruvian Clone |
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| Sherlock Fett |
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| Day of the Droid skull |
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| Best fight ever (period) |
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| Yeah,thats just dumb. |
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