Live Albums By Iggy Pop
The Best Live Albums Of All Time
Iggy Pop and The Stooges can appear in two polls – those that inspired punk, what people call proto-ounk and hard rock/heavy metal.
Please vote in the poll to find the best protopunk live albums?
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Please vote in the poll to find the best hard rock and heavy metal live albums. I see a vote as a recommendation to others that an album is well worth investigating.
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Live at The Whiskey A Go-Go is a live album by Iggy And The Stooges.
It was recorded in Los Angeles on September 16, 1973.
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Raw Power: Live In the Hands of the Fans is a live album and DVD by Iggy And The Stooges.
It was recorded at the All Tomorrow’s Parties Festival in New York on September 3, 2010.
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You Don’t Want My Name You Want My Action is a collection of four in concert recordings by The Stooges in 1971.
Two concerts were from New York, one from St. Louis and the other from Detroit.
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TV Eye Live 1977 is a live album by Iggy Pop.
It was recorded at concerts in the United States during his 1977 tours promoting his studio albums The Idiot and Lust For Life.
Recorded 21/22 March 1977 Agora, Cleveland, Ohio: 1, 2, 6
Recorded 28 March 1977 Aragon, Chicago, Illinois: 8
Recorded 26 October 1977 Uptown Theatre, Kansas City, Missouri: 3, 4, 5, 7
Metallic KO is a live album by Iggy And The Stooges.
The original album was the first half of the October 6, 1973 performance at the Michigan Palace in Detroit and the second half of the February 9, 1974 performance at the same venue.
The album Metallic 2X KO has the full sets from both shows.
The original album
Raw Power – 5:34
Head On – 7:28
Gimme Danger – 6:56
Rich Bitch – 10:30
Cock In My Pocket – 4:07
Iggy Talks – 3:34
Louie Louie – 3:34
The double album Metallic 2X KO
Disc 1 1974
Heavy Liquid – 3:24
I Got Nothin’ – 4:29
Rich Bitch – 11:46
Gimme Danger – 8:12
Cock in My Pocket – 7:08
Louie Louie – 3:41
Disc 2 1973
Raw Power – 5:47
Head On – 8:30
Gimme Danger – 7:11
Search and Destroy – 8:44
Heavy Liquid – 9:52
Open Up and Bleed – 3:55
While the performance is stirring and you can see why this album was hailed as a major inspiration for British punk rock, the sound is poor.
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These links will help you get to the albums quickly and easily but I recommend that you still search for the best deal.
Is this a great live album?
Is it the best live album by Iggy Pop and/or The Stooges?
I’m classifying this album mainly as proto-punk (i.e. it inspired the development of punk and new wave music in the mid to late 1970s). I don’t yet have a poll for it.
It’s also hard rock so you may be interested in voting in the best hard rock and heavy metal live albums poll.
You may also be interested in the poll to find the best new wave and punk rock live albums.
You can see the complete list of readers polls at Live Album Polls
Roadkill Rising: The Bootleg Collection 1977–2009 is a live album compilation by Iggy Pop spread over four CDs.
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