Search and Destroy (Iggy Pop & Stooges)

[Zoltan]

Here's an _almost_ festival submission of mine. Last night i did some recording and today i tried to gobble them together. I was quite tired and it was only now that i noticed that this one is from 73. So i'm one year ahead I also noticed that this one has been already done in 2013!

All the rhythm guitars are Epi Les Paul and the lead guitars are Fender Mustang. Both guitars with P-90s.

The drums are a combination of live drumming (Alesis dm-10) and lots of painful midi editing. The sounds used are Ugritone Riot drums.

I did record another short cover song while i was doing this. I'll see if i'll be able to gobble it together. It's from 72.

[ODH]

I fucking love this!  The original is one of those gut-feel songs that really get you going and this has every bit of that. Great guitar performance and love those drums.

I wanna be in your band

[StephenM]

ooooooohhhhhhhhh aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh this is so live sounding and man it has a ton of energy and it rocks a cubit butt ton!  Or maybe a metric butt ton since you are European and it's metric there.... either way this is smoking... this would go right on the radio in my book and fit right next to Joan Jett and the Blackheads, whoops, Blackhearts (and no dis respect to them, I am a huge fan)...
you rock dude.... killer stuff...

[Redler]

Holy moly, Zoltan! This an amazing cover!

Works...

[Redler]

Another listening...F'cking good!

[StephenM]

Another listening...F'cking good!

yes...what he said.... and again and again and again.... and I don't even know the song...

[Rene Asologuitar]

Hi Zoltan,
Great work on this song.
I love the electric guitar on this track, and of course, your vocals are always loved.
Very nice recording.
Thanks for sharing.
Rene

[Pete C]

Brilliant cover.. love the guitars on this and the drums sound fantastic. Great vocals too.

(Your English is excellent, but to join two things together we say "cobble". "Gobble" means something very different  )

Pete

[Zoltan]

(Your English is excellent, but to join two things together we say "cobble". "Gobble" means something very different  )

Pete

It's a bit of finglish, but in this case it was a brain fart I often do intentionally use words in wrong places...

[Pete C]

Hope you didn't mind me mentioning it - you could find yourself in an embarrassing situation if you asked for a gobble !