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Iggy & Ron in Orio | Rock’n’Roll Soldier | Iggy smoking a cigarette |
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| Iggy in the bathtub | Boss Hog at Spazio 211 | Nicole Warhols | The Foos! |
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| NYC Rocks! | Deborah Harry 1978 | Jeff Beck 1968 | Grace Slick 1970 |
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| Paul Weller in Turin | Jean-Michel Basquiat | Jingo De Lunch | The Clash |
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| White Riot 1977 | The Bellrays and Us | Linea 77 | Jorge Oteiza Mobyl |
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| Creep | The Stranglers | Shot by both sides | LCD Soundsystem |
The early Stooges were really quite physical. I can remember just feeling,
at the end of one night, for feedback that I got into just hitting this guitar.
Just beating on it.
And I beat on it until the neck broke. I felt no pain, and I remember coming
into the dressing room having a cigarette, and someone goes,
“Oh, my God! Your right hand is like three times bigger than your left hand!
And covered in blood!”
So when they brought the guitar in, it was covered in blood.
I didn’t feel it. But it was just the moment.
Just the great moment of freedom in doing what you feel on stage.
RON ASHETON, 1948-2009. R.I.P.
