The Stooges - Fun House (Vinyl) 1987 and Mark Shue laid bass

and Mark Shue laid bass on “Angelic Weirdness” as he balanced on the speeding van's bench seat

Tina Weymouth (bass)

then suddenly added

These components come together through a passionate collaborative songwriting process to deliver a special blend of fuzzy "artisanal grunge"

Inspired by British bands such as The Slits and The Raincoats and wanting to play with other women

The Stooges - Fun House (Vinyl) 1987 and Mark Shue laid bassThis is what rock n roll is all about! While the Stooges' excellent debut, produced by John Cale, had a clean, punchy sound that introduced the band's ragged, stripped down rock, it did not capture the chaotic fury of the band's live spirit. The Stooges hired Don Gallucci (formerly of the Kingsmen) to produce Fun House, and he gave the album a murky, swampy ambience that lacks clarity and precision, yet compensates for that lack tenfold with immediacy