In 2009, Iggy Pop reunited with some of the surviving members of the Stooges, his classic proto-punk band. They toured heavily, released a couple more albums, and went into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. But the reunion couldn’t keep going, since members of the band — Ron Asheton, Scott Asheton, Steve Mackay — kept...

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On May 9, 1987, Sonic Youth were the surprise guests at a benefit show supporting Jimmy Johnson and Byron Coley’s experimental music magazine Forced Exposure. The concert went down at The Rat in the mag’s home base of Boston, and it featured some serious underground heavy hitters. Forced Exposure contributor Steve Albini was ...

Nearly 50 years to the day after the infamous concert took place, Third Man Records is releasing the Stooges' Live At Goose Lake: August 8, 1970, a live album documenting the original Stooges lineup's final performance. As the story goes, bassist Dave Alexander showed up too drunk to play a note and was fired by…