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The Weirdness

album by the Stooges
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    Iggy and the Stooges

    …than three decades to record The Weirdness (2007). While the album met with disappointing reviews, the supporting world tour presented the classic Stooges to a new generation of fans. Following the 2009 death of Ron Asheton, guitarist James Williamson, who had played a key role on Raw Power, rejoined the…

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    …than three decades to record The Weirdness (2007). While the album met with disappointing reviews, the supporting world tour presented the classic Stooges to a new generation of fans. Following the 2009 death of Ron Asheton, guitarist James Williamson, who had played a key role on Raw Power, rejoined the…

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