When I said I wanted to be your dog...

November 28, 2004 6:50 PM

For all those late nights spent wide awake, trying to wrestle with that most cursed of all questions, "How would The Stooges sound if they played trombone, tuba and drumset?", your quest will now be fulfilled. [preceding text written by the trombonist]
posted by kenko (11 comments total)

Live latin Kraftwerk covers.
posted by Tlogmer at 7:07 PM on November 28, 2004

Oddly enough, I find myself craving a Pepsi blue...
posted by frecklefaerie at 7:10 PM on November 28, 2004

You've got to be kidding.

(The text of the fpp came from an email about the project the trombonist sent to a mailing list I'm on. I appropriated it because I thought it was a better introductory sentence than I was likely to come up with, and I wanted to acknowledge the source. I don't know him and I'm not doing it at his behest. The whole thing's available for free. Calling pepsi blue on this is ridiculous.)
posted by kenko at 7:15 PM on November 28, 2004

this is hilarious, in a "they're coming to take me away!" sense.
posted by quonsar at 7:18 PM on November 28, 2004

It's AWESOME. frecklefaerie, get a grip.
posted by adamgreenfield at 7:21 PM on November 28, 2004

For a moment there, I was imagining Larry, Curly, and Moe with wind instruments...
posted by wadefranklin at 7:39 PM on November 28, 2004

I had exactly the same thought, wadefranklin. Evidently I'm too out of touch with contemporary music to be allowed to live.
posted by Faint of Butt at 7:45 PM on November 28, 2004

Dude, the Stooges were circa '66-'73. Iggy practically invented punk rock his ownself.
posted by adamgreenfield at 7:48 PM on November 28, 2004

Here, have an informative link.
posted by adamgreenfield at 7:50 PM on November 28, 2004

i had that record, and i was 20 in '73.

*cries*
posted by quonsar at 7:55 PM on November 28, 2004

See, I told you I was out of touch.
posted by Faint of Butt at 8:05 PM on November 28, 2004