The Stooges Spotlight: Best Tracks by Album
In 1969, The Stooges roared onto the scene with a sound that was raw, rebellious, and unlike anything the music world had heard before. Fans wanted more as word of The Stooges began to spread.
Fronted by the legendary Iggy Pop, the band laid the groundwork for punk and alternative live rock with a string of unforgettable albums. Ever wonder which track truly defined each era of The Stooges? Let’s dig deep into their discography, one anthem at a time, to uncover the standout songs that shaped punk rock history.
The Stooges (1969)
“I Wanna Be Your Dog”
With its pounding piano riff and Iggy’s primal vocals, this track was a manifesto for the band’s gritty, no-frills approach. It’s a song that still sends chills down your spine every time.
Fun House (1970)
“Down on the Street”
This raw, funk-infused anthem perfectly captures the chaos and energy of The Stooges’ live performances.
Raw Power (1973)
“Search and Destroy”
Explosive guitars and a call to arms for misfits everywhere, this track is pure rock rebellion.
4. The Weirdness (2007)
“My Idea of Fun”
After a decades-long hiatus, The Stooges proved they hadn’t lost their edge with this darkly ironic anthem.
From gritty beginnings to timeless anthems, The Stooges carved out a sound and spirit that continues to inspire. Ready to bring a piece of rock history home? Explore our collection of The Stooges merch and let their music fuel your wardrobe. Channel your inner Iggy Pop with The Stooges’ official merchandise.
