Lust for Life

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Iggy Pop

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Iggy Pop - Some Weird Sin

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Description: Lust for Life is a 1977 album by Iggy Pop, his second solo release and his second collaboration with David Bowie, following The Idiot earlier in the year. As well as achieving critical success, it was Pop's most commercially popular album to date, and remains his highest-charting release in the UK. The title track gained further expos ... (more)

Manufacturer : RCA
Release date : 29 August 1977
Number of discs : 1
EAN: 0077778615323 UPC: 077778615323

1977 (4), Rock (4), New Wave (2), Punk (2), American (2), Album (2), M (1), Pitchfork 70s (1), 1970s (1), 1970's (1), Bought 2006 (1), Usa (1), Mp3 (1), Singer-songwriter (1), Solo Artist (1)

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Music Diary 2013 (52 music items)

"4th March Another interesting album from the genius abstract mind of Iggy Pop, this is a great follow up to The Idiot. Writing the lyrics, with David Bowie writing most of the music, the combination of their respective talents made for one of the greatest partnerships the world of music has ever seen. With this and The Idiot being released in the same year, bookended by two Bowie album Low and "Heroes", they have gone down in history as an important part of Bowie's so called Berlin era. Sponta"