The Stooges (album) - 1969
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The first new Grazing GOATs podcast since the death of my dear old dad suitably harks back to his younger years, even if the vibe in question was a little left of his cultured centre. Dad would've had no truck with a band like The Stooges - he'd have more likely volunteered to drive a truck INTO a band like The Stooges, bless him... x
Released in 1969, The Stooges' studiously lo-fi debut power chord vomit was a gritty, grimy exposé of the dark, arrhythmically beating heart of the American counterculture. With Nixon's America shooting for the moon and basking in its global magnificence, The Stooges were the ugliest ugly ducklings in the swan pond hellbent on birthing a rock-and-roll Frankenstein's monster to "end the sixties". While other bands did their bit to make 1967 the Summer of Love, The Stooges single-handedly turned mid-'69 into a shiftless, ennui-driven summer of waking up from bad acid trips naked in a dumpster.