The Stooges - Funhouse (ltd)The debut album from 1969 was immense, but nothing could quite prepare you for the brutal masterpiece that is Funhouse. It is something that is neither pretty nor wholesome, and it succeeds almost entirely on the powerful chemistry at work. Iggy screams, shouts, yelps, and grunts over a barrage of simplistic music with simplistic lyrics and, at times, no music at all (La Blues). Other great tunes present here are Down on the Street, the excellent

12 great songs recorded by two of Cajun musics finest and most unusual artists - Blind Uncle Gaspard and Delma Lachney

most of the songs on 'Separations' sound fully-realised in that undeniably Pulp manner that was soon to be experienced everywhere

The album is a declaration of that purpose

She did not record with them until later -- not long before she'd begin her Devil Dogs project -- but even she knew she was beyond No Wave at the point of Eight Eyed Spy

"Weird Fishes/ Arpeggi" and "Reckoner" both appear to be the odd cousins of John Fruscianti’s California funk

An instrumental version is also included on the flip side of this strictly limited release

WA and mixed in Los Angeles

songs like My Lunacy and Cancer are the perfect soundtrack for a futuristic and dystopian Fellini‰۪s Satyricon

The song and his high

Mikal Cronin

‰ÛÏCrane Drivers‰۝ for instance

and yet it goes beyond either both sonically and in song