Iggy And The Stooges- Telluric ChaosLabel: Skydog Released 2005 Iggy & The Stooges practically invented punk rock but split up in 1974. 30 years later, they reformed, and released a reunion gig live album appropriately on Skydog Records who had released their infamous 'final' gig album 'Metallic K. O.', in 1976. 'Telluric Chaos' was recorded in Tokyo, Japan in 2004, and features 17 tracks over 79 minutes, including old Stooges classics plus new songs. Track Listing: Loose Down on the

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