Good overview of the Stooges but most of it is Iggy talking
Gimme Danger is a documentary about Iggy and the Stooges by Jim Jarmusch. At the start Jarmusch says he’s making a movie about “The greatest Rock ‘N’ Roll band in history.”<br /><br />The movie covers Iggy’s early exposure to music and how that led to his first bands in high school. How the Stooges were formed. How they weren’t political and yet they were. For instance he said they lived in a squat together in Detroit and were Communists because they lived together and shared everything. Mc5 came along and helped them sign a music deal but Iggy was disillusioned with the business believing it was exploited by record companies and managers to put out puffy pop music. Then drugs wrecked everything.<br /><br />At the same time it’s really apparent that they couldn’t really play for a long time and they tried to have free form songs like Jazz going on and on that were really bad. They were trying to experiment and were under the influence of drugs but when they can’t play making long songs just ends up sounding like garbage.<br /><br />There’s old photographs, archival footage, random shots of the 50s and 60s, and music by the Stooges thrown in to push the story along. The major drawback is that the vast majority of the movie is just Iggy talking. It’s a traditional approach but maybe they could have done somethings just a little different.
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