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[TRA]

I haven't seen him posting in a while....working on a record?

[compasspnt]

...in George's new studio?

[maxim]

that'd be the day...

[craig boychuk]

On tour.

[meverylame]

compasspnt wrote on Wed, 27 September 2006 22:16

...in George's new studio?

Made me laugh harder than anything else today. Thanks Terry

[mitgong]

He's makin' a record with the friggin Stooges!  What are you doing today, loser?

http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/themeter/06092 9/

[mitgong]

The details:

http://www.hootpage.com/hoot_wattstooges2006record.html

It occurs to me that MIke Watt is just about the greatest living human being.

[Ron Steele]

mitgong wrote on Fri, 13 October 2006 11:31

He's makin' a record with the friggin Stooges!  What are you doing today, loser?  http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/themeter/06092 9/

mitgong, what if you had just said this instead?

mitgong wrote on Fri, 13 October 2006 11:31

He's makin' a record with the Stooges!   Can't wait to hear it.  http://www.chicagoreader.com/features/stories/themeter/06092 9/

[mitgong]

I wouldn't have had as much fun writing it.  Did I make someone cry?  

I wasn't referring to anyone specifically, just making with the jokes.  Considering my current workload, no one needs to worry about my opinion.

nuff.

[Larrchild]

Way way before there was Punk or Grunge there was Iggy in 1971 with ripped up jeans singing "I just wanna Be Your Dog"

As a former Detroiter myself, he has a full scale reading on the  respect-meter of people who "Got It" decades before others had a twinkle of a notion.  

I look forward to great results with Steve Albini!

[RSettee]

That is way cool that he's doing the new Stooges album. I'm a huge Stooges fan. He's stated that Funhouse and their records were big influences on his engineering style, as well as the attitude that he lends to the sound. I know he doesn't like to be called a producer, but there's a certain production in the way he just lets bands set up, as well as what he imparts to the sonic outcome of it.