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["Andy Ferguson" <afne04343@blueyonder.co.uk>]

I can do these as well
No price as yet but can get best price for anyone interested
Cheers
Andy

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> Rhino to Reissue First Two Stooges Albums
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> Caroline Bermudez reports:
> Normally coughing up more money to get albums you
> already own sucks, but the good folks at Rhino make
> sure it's a worthwhile investment with their lavish
> reissues. Such will be the case on August 16, when
> deluxe editions of the Stooges' first two albums, The
> Stooges and Fun House, are unleashed.
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> Each expanded version will feature the original album,
> plus a bonus disc of demos and rarities. The bonus CD
> of the self-titled debut has 10 previously unreleased
> cuts, such as producer John Cale's original mixes of
> "No Fun", "Little Doll", "I Wanna Be Your Dog",
> "1969", a full version of "No Fun", and three
> alternate vocal takes.
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> The Fun House edition contains demos for "Slide
> (Slidin' the Blues") and "Lost in the Future" (both
> tracks did not make it to the original album), single
> mixes of "1970" and "Down on the Street", and three
> alternate takes. In 1997, frontman Iggy Pop himself
> oversaw the remastering of the Stooges' masterpiece,
> Raw Power, which was originally mixed by David Bowie.
> No word as to whether Iggy Pop or the other members of
> the Stooges were involved in these reissues.
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> The Stooges snarled like a teenager with its anthems
> for the young and discontented, "I Wanna Be Your Dog",
> "1969", "No Fun", and "Real Cool Time". Trying to
> recreate the band's chaotic live shows, 1970's Fun
> House is a garage rock classic and helped set the
> stage for punk's advent later on in the decade. It
> boasts the stomping ravers, "Loose" and "TV Eye".
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> Although the Stooges only released three albums, they
> influenced a generation of underground acts. Of the
> Stooges' audience, Iggy Pop said they were
> "high-school drop-outs, troubled drug kids." Speaking
> as neither a high-school dropout nor a troubled drug
> kid, I think these albums rule.
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> * Rhino: http://www.rhino.com/
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