Iggy & The Stooges

The legendary drummer passed away at the age of 64.

On Ready To Die’s Job, when Pop sings of having a “job, but it don’t pay shit” you feel like telling him that he should wipe away his tears with the excess of loose skin hanging from his torso and arms.

Painful as it is, the group are better left as a live nostalgia act.

The crowd stand cheering as Watt and Dammit remain the last two battling it out on stage. At the death, Watt tosses his bass, bows, delicately places his glasses on his face and limps from the stage.

"It’s gonna be Iggy’s call, because he’s the one who’s taken the most beating out there doing what he does; imagine yourself doing what he does out there at his age? It’s really unbelievable that he’s even doing it.”

Iggy, James Williamson and Scott Asheton record an album together for the first time since Raw Power.

With The Beasts Of Bourbon in support.