Iggy Pop and the Stooges - Your Pretty Face is gOing to Hell
@ 320 kbps - Covers are included
1. Head On 2. Death Trip 3. I Got a Right 4. Hard to Beat 5. Cock in My Pocket 6. Rubber Legs 7. Johanna 8. Pin Point Eyes 9. Open up and Bleed 10. Raw Power
Iggy Pop (vocals); James Williamson (guitar); Ron Asheton (bass); Scott Asheton (drums).
Of all the Detroit music royalty the one who most changed the rock scene is IGGY POP. Sure ALICE COOPER brought in theater, Berry Gordy soul and Ted Nugent, venison but IGGY and THE STOOGES brought outrage and bucketloads of it.
No one would think to use glass and peanut butter in such a creative way until IGGY did it. So here now are a few bits and pieces of that outrage gathered on compact disc. The version of "Cock in My Pocket" is worth the purchase price on its own. The radio versions of "Hard to Beat", "Raw Power", prove that once, a long time ago, there really was a radio station worth listening to in Detroit.
Iggy Pop (vocals); James Williamson (guitar); Ron Asheton (bass); Scott Asheton (drums).
Of all the Detroit music royalty the one who most changed the rock scene is IGGY POP. Sure ALICE COOPER brought in theater, Berry Gordy soul and Ted Nugent, venison but IGGY and THE STOOGES brought outrage and bucketloads of it.
No one would think to use glass and peanut butter in such a creative way until IGGY did it. So here now are a few bits and pieces of that outrage gathered on compact disc. The version of "Cock in My Pocket" is worth the purchase price on its own. The radio versions of "Hard to Beat", "Raw Power", prove that once, a long time ago, there really was a radio station worth listening to in Detroit.
3 comments:
Muchas gracias. Aunque el sonido no es muy bueno, solamente por la canción de Johanna merece la pena. Thank you.
Thankx, Iggy are great.
Thanks for uploading this, my cd was stolen out of my car a couple years back & I never got around to buying another, it was also great to find The Up on here as well. In tribute to the late Ron Asheton, I just posted an album called Victim of Circumstance by his post Stooges band New Order over on my he/she-attle blog. check it out
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