Search and Destroy

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"Search and Destroy" is a seminal proto-punk song by The Stooges, renowned for its raw energy, aggressive guitar riffs, and influential role in shaping punk rock.

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Search and Destroy canonical 5
Search and Destroy (single) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Raw Power ONNED1
artist The Stooges NERFINISHED
bassist Ron Asheton NERFINISHED
composer Iggy Pop NERFINISHED
James Williamson
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
drummer Scott Asheton NERFINISHED
genre hard rock
proto-punk
punk rock
guitarist James Williamson
hasCriticalReputation influential punk rock precursor
seminal proto-punk track
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
vocals
hasLiveFavoriteStatus concert staple for The Stooges
hasLyricTheme alienation
apocalypse
violence
hasMusicalCharacteristic distorted guitar tone
high volume
simple chord progression
hasRecordingLocation CBS Studios, London
surface form: CBS Studios London
hasTempo fast
includedInList Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
influencedGenre alternative rock
punk rock
isTitleTrackOf Search and Destroy self-linksurface differs
surface form: Search and Destroy (single)
language English
notableFor aggressive guitar riffs
influential role in shaping punk rock
raw energy
partOf Raw Power NERFINISHED
performer The Stooges NERFINISHED
producer David Bowie
Iggy Pop NERFINISHED
recordLabel Columbia Records
releaseYear 1973
vocalist Iggy Pop NERFINISHED
writer Iggy Pop NERFINISHED
James Williamson

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The Stooges notableSong Search and Destroy
Iggy Pop notableWork Search and Destroy
James Williamson coWriterOf Search and Destroy
James Osterberg notableWork Search and Destroy
Raw Power hasTrack Search and Destroy
Search and Destroy isTitleTrackOf Search and Destroy self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Search and Destroy (single)