A raw, volcanic explosion of sound, ‘Fun House’ captures The Stooges at their most primal and magnetic. Released in 1970, the album pushed far beyond the already feral energy of their debut, diving into a world of unhinged groove, hypnotic repetition, and pure rock ’n’ roll chaos. Recorded largely live in the studio, the band created an atmosphere that feels less like an album and more like a séance—urgent, physical, and impossibly alive. Tracks like “Down on the Street,” “Loose,” and “T.V. Eye” show The Stooges firing on instinct, powered by Iggy Pop’s feral charisma and the Asheton brothers’ relentless, distorted swing.

As the record unfolds, ‘Fun House’ descends deeper into ecstatic improvisation, driven in part by Steve Mackay’s scorching saxophone on “1970” and the title track. By the time “L.A. Blues” arrives, the album erupts into a free-form maelstrom of noise, cementing its place as one of the most fearless statements in rock history. Over time, ‘Fun House’ has become a lodestone for punk, noise rock, garage rock, and every genre built on confrontation and catharsis. More than a classic, it remains an untamed document of pure, unfiltered electricity.

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