Artist Lounge: Iggy Pop
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Because Ivlander asked for this, here it is. Say what you will, but Iggy Pop is a crooner. He's cut from the same cloth as his predeescessors - Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Jim Morrison (who he has cited as one of his biggest influences). As much as he is known for rolling in broken glass or smearing himself with peanut butter, his real power is comanding the mike, and getting you to listen. Even if he is in the process of throwing that ... MORE
Yesterday I posted "Toe Jam", the latest single from Fatboy Slim's Brighton Port Authority. Today I found the band's myspace page, which offers a few more details. It turns out there's a full album in the works, including more stellar collaborations like Iggy Pop, Martha Wainwright and Ashley Beedle. Some of these songs have been circulating for awhile now, but this will be the first time they are released together. Iggy Pop sings on a wonderful cov... MORE
I hope you'll enjoy this deceptively reflective little tune
I want to fuck her on the floor
Among my books of ancient lore
So I will make a full report
I got a Nazi girlfriend
Its not the four-inch heels she wears
Its not her baby-fine blond hair
Its more the desert in her stare
Ive got a Nazi girlfriend
She's not the colt
That she once was
She's elegant
But youth is lo... MORE
Just read the new bio of Iggy Pop "Open Up and Bleed." Think I'll hop in the shower and get that decadence off-a me! Needless to say I could hardly put the book down. Great photos too! Not much needs to be said about the influence of Iggy and The Stooges. I am impressed by his "indomitable spirit," as the saying goes. Not to mention physicality, which seems to keep getting more pumped up, the older and more sober he gets!
Here are a couple of clips from his mid-career si... MORE
Older than punk technically. But, on the jukebox at Max's Kansas City...and played regularly....during the punk era of 1975-79
He's in his bathroom. I'm sitting on the edge of his bed, fussing with the sleeve of my shirt. I can feel him turning faucets off and an through the wall. I can feel the rush of too much air conditioning from the vent across the room. It's one of those new apartments built in a converted hospital. It seems like there are hundreds of them all over town now. Everyone in this town must have been ill a hundred years ago.
I get up and walk around the place. Everything's in it... MORE







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