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 New DVD of Stooges and MC5 interviews

Posted by Loren on July 7, 2013

New DVD of Stooges and MC5 interviews
New DVD of Stooges and MC5 interviews

A series of 25 year-old interviews with The Stooges and MC5 are set to release on DVD entitled Blowing Fuses Left & Right: The Legendary Detroit Rock Interviews. The DVD includes interviews thought to have been destroyed, but later found in a Jew Jersey attick in 1988, including five hours of footage with Ron Asheton (the Stooges), and Dennis Morgan and Rob Tyner (in what appears to be his final interview). 

New DVD of Stooges and MC5 interviews
New DVD of Stooges and MC5 interviews

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