Iggy Pop: Lust For Life Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP The clear imprint of City

The clear imprint of City Pop is evident on this one with Ginger Root delivering a track that is as infectious as something from artists like Mariya Takeuchi or Shintaro Sakamoto

go for DJedotronic's version that sounds like a lost B-side to an obscure No-Wave or Goth 12"

Just check the title track "Gentle Persuasion" and you'll hear why this record was sought-out by dudes likes of James Pants

and the best part: Kieran Hebden is listed on the credits for arranging

Iggy Pop: Lust For Life Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP The clear imprint of CitySophomore solo studio album from Muskegon, Michigan's Iggy Pop. Lust For Life was originally recorded in 1977 and was the second time that Pop had worked with David Bowie. Following the tour in support of his solo debut, The Idiot, Pop entered the studio with Bowie. The two were determined to write and record the album very quickly. Pop barely slept in an effort to keep pace with the lightening speed Bowie in the studio. The end result was heavier on