No Dogs in Space: The Stooges, Episode 1

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True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 53.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2020

⏱️ 130 minutes

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Summary

Check out Marcus' new show: NO DOGS IN SPACE. Here's the first episode! On our first series, we cover the so-called godfathers of punk, The Stooges. Join us as we explore the early days of Iggy and the boys as the more innocent of their drug-fueled escapades as the band tries figuring out their voice in the midst of the ultimately empty peace and love movement.

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0:00.0	Thrances are coming up.
0:06.4	vamos Cindy Chitapanos
0:17.4	loo
0:19.2	Happes
0:26.9	And I really like the one that he did, his solo success.
0:31.7	Oh yeah.
0:32.7	Here comes success.
0:35.1	Here comes success.
0:38.9	Here comes success.
0:39.9	All right.
0:41.4	Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to No Dogs in Space.
0:45.5	This is a music history podcast that will each season attempt to tell the story of a sub-genre
0:50.3	and rock music through the stories of the bands that define that genre from the most
0:54.6	well-known to the more obscure yet still highly respected innovators.
0:58.9	I'm your co-host Marcus Parks and with me is my wife and number one concert going partner
1:04.7	as well as the only woman ever successfully merge record collections with me, Carolina
1:09.6	Hidalgo.
1:10.6	Many have tried and many have failed and you succeeded.
1:15.2	I didn't succeed.
1:17.2	Well, actually, yeah.
1:18.2	I succeeded.
1:19.2	I was the first round of the night.
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