The Stooges

Two of the songs hadn't been performed in a decade.

"I was kind of resigned that it would probably never happen," guitarist Ron Asheton said in 2007.

This album opened the door for everything loud, hard and heavy that followed.

When it comes to telling the story of such an influential band like the Stooges, a documentary wins every time over a Hollywood-polished biopic.

A new book about one of rock music's most influential bands will get a firsthand account of the action from the guy at the center of it all.

Steve Mackay, saxophonist on a trio of Stooges albums, died after battling sepsis. He was 66.

Steve Mackay, best known for his saxophone work with the Stooges, is in critical condition at a California hospital with a life-threatening infection.

Some of Seattle's finest got together to help raise money for a local landmark over the weekend, putting together a killer little pickup band and paying tribute to Iggy Pop and the Stooges with a one-of-a-kind rooftop concert.

Their debut didn't even crack the Top 100, so it wasn't like too many people were waiting for the follow-up.

Has an album ever had a more perfect title?