Lust For Life

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Berlin-era David Bowie teaming up again with Iggy Pop, this time, with Iggy Pop taking the lead. Opens with the iconic drums and bass of the title track. Subverts poppy chords on Passenger. Would give 4.5

This turned out to be better than expected. Knew the singles of course but there are others on the album that are better.

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Fittingly for a record that ends with a pleading “Fall in love with me”, it took 20 years for the world to cotton on to Lust for Life. I’m not proud to admit that I hadn’t, until today, realised the titular song was released in 1977 and not something that had always been attached to the cultural ascendancy of Trainspotting. (I was mesmerised then by Pop’s biltong-in-a-blender act in the rerelease video; 25 years on I think slightly more admiringly about his obviously well maintained physique.) Bowie’s obviously all over this record, but I’m reminded just as often of Lou Reed throughout – as if he and Pop both budded from the same acerbic, brackish persona cultivar of William S Burroughs’, the same one that seemed to offer refuge to America’s most outré artists well into the nineties (and that maybe, during a burnout, finally faded away). Alongside the irrepressible pugilism of “Lust for Life” and itinerant jangle of “Passenger” – which I’d thought for a while was cowritten with Lou Reed; do I know anything about Iggy Pop? – there’s a smattering of excellent post-punk (proto-post-punk?) tunes on this record. “Neighbourhood Threat” stands out most sharply, though, and for completely different and altogether more hrmmmm reasons “Sixteen” also demands attention. I once walked around a room of photographs of Iggy Pop and his pet parrot in Paris’ Palais de Tokyo. It was an exhibition curated by Michel Houellebecq, who had clearly enjoyed the opportunity to create an autobiographical mise en douche. The room was brightly lit and gleaming, pictures of both Pop and Houellebecq and their respective companion animals festooning, scrapbook style, every surface (included the floor). That space stood in complete contrast to the grey and earthy brown tones of the rest of the exhibition – which included a 3m square room-within-a-room to smoke inside – and felt, of course, extremely sarcastic. Lust for Life contains both Pops: the man who wants to be your dog and the man with friends who really want you to meet theirs. A record that feels like it fell out of time, no matter when you found it.

Not my favorite Iggy Pop project but still a good album. Hearing Bowie play on here is cool as well. Favorite tracks: "The Passenger", "Success"

not sure what i was expecting. good beats and good for head bopping. I don't necessarily think I'd listen to this over and over again but it was fine!

3.8 - I loved Trainspotting as a teen so it’s hard not to get pumped for the title track. And there’s the Passenger, too. Aside from those…I don’t know, I guess I was expecting more from Bowie and Iggy. It’s a little tame compared to those early Stooges records. Iggy ‘s kicked off his fishnet stockings for a pair of fitted khakis.

véééééél beter dan de vorige! enter bowie

Iggy Pop u legend man wat een heerlijk plaatje is me dit

I knew Iggy was good friends with David Bowie, but I had no idea how closely they collaborated on Iggy's work. You can hear a lot of Bowie on this, yet it still ultimately sounds like Iggy. Great album. 4 stars.

mint! probably warrants more listens, i like his vocals. last song is the strokes lol

Liked it

One of the originators of punk proves he can work solo too. With the help of David Bowie, Iggy knocks it out of the park here.

This is a fine album with a couple of iconic songs...Lust for Life and The Passenger and some fine songs to fill it out; Success, Some Weird Sin, Neighborhood Threat and Tonight rock hard and help me to imagine the glory days of The Stooges, but with better licks. But that title tune I just never tire of; from the Lou Reed style sado-masochistic lyric to the incredible drumming. Just about damn perfect. No, the rest of the album doesn't quite approach it but damn it often comes close. Case in Point the stinging guitar and driving rhythm section of closer Fall In Love With Me. 4.5 stars

Preety great and fun rock record. As a fan of David Bowie's work from this era, I really dug this album.

The solo Iggy Pop's career is not my preferred and this album specifically hasn't much to say for me. However, it's still nice to see how these guys that I know as "classic rock" and "proto-punk" sound with many varieties of styles and songs and were soo much "out-of-the-box" even 40 or 50 years ago. Modern bands should learn more of this kind of thing from the old school and not just the bad things.

interesting to lsiten to

It's obviously got 2 absolute classics on (Passengers & Lust for Life) but loved hearing tracks i'm not so familiar with (Fall in love with me is a great track). What a star - what a unique voice

Was surprisingly disappointed in a lot of the punk records on this list. This record has changed that. This is how its done.

Good rockin beats but nothing outshines the title track. 3.5/5

I loved this album. Had no idea Iggy pop sounded like this

I hate that a cruise line has made me associate "Lust for Life" with commercials. I'm behind, so I'm not saying too much about this one. Points (-3 to +3, with 0 as neutral) Lust for Life: +1 Sixteen: 0 Some Weird Sin: +1 The Passenger: +1 Tonight: +1 Success: +1 Turn Blue: -1 Neighborhood Threat: -.5 Fall in Love with Me: +1 Total: 4.5 Favorite Tracks: The Passenger, Lust for Life, Tonight Liked Tracks: Some Weird Sin, Fall in Love with Me Least Favorite Tracks: Turn Blue (pretty much just for the screaming parts, and that it's a bit long), Neighborhood Threat.

I didn't know Pop and Bowie worked together, but it really shows. Really enjoyed this one more than expected.

A fun album with several well known songs.

Some excellent tracks (Passenger, Lust for Life, Tonight) and some misses. I imagine if Bowie were singing the tracks we’d declare this a masterpiece. As it is, it’s solid.

Not my bag. Good just not my thing.

Rock al estilo de Bowie. Dos megahits.

When you listen to this you understand just how much contemporary indie/garage bands ripped off Iggy Pop in the name of "back to basics".

This might be the prime spot for Iggy Pop. You can hear Bowie being the producer but still a bit of rawness left over from The Stooges

Incredible Bowie collaboration.

This is a good listen. 4

Didn’t like this one….

I was never an Iggy Pop fan, I had heard his songs every once in a while and on a Kesha song and I was never impressed. Finally getting to listen to an album I can now say he should be called Iggy Dud. The confidence of this fella to post his mug on the album cover is hilarious and while I'm not saying I hate his music, it just didn't impress me at all. Just your basic late 70's rock. I would rather listen to Lana Del Rey talk about her Lust for Life than Iggy.

Iggy Pop, hold the Stooges. An interesting place to start in Iggy's catalog, as this is well after the punk origins and the apparent Bowie oversight. Some very strong songs on here, especially "The Passenger," which I know I've heard in a movie or two (seems very Wes Anderson). I'm glad to read this was Iggy weaning himself from Bowie's influence because I've yet to really understand the Bowie hype like that and certainly don't need a copycat. This was a solid album, but didn't exactly wow me. I'll hold that thought until we get some Stooges albums. Favorite tracks: The Passenger, Neighborhood Threat, Fall in Love with Me, Lust for Life. Album art: Absolutely terrible portrait cover. So lame that I would never have otherwise listened to this. Whoever greenlit this for release should be ashamed of themselves. It's like a fifth grade yearbook picture, if a fifth grader was held back for thirty years. His mom must've said "aww, you look so handsome!" and he rolled with it. Tragic. 4/5

I'll lead off by commenting that this is one of the more intriguing album covers I've come across. It's so simple, and based on the story I read on wikipedia, is well-meaning - it's meant to reflect the more positive tone of the album compared to Pop's previous albums. And yet, I can't shake this feeling that there's a certain mysterious ambiguity to his smile. Fortunately, the music itself is nowhere near as cryptic - the title track 'Lust for Life' is one that I've heard numerous times before in various movie soundtracks, and it's a terrific introduction to this worthwhile album. 'Lust for Life' and 'The Passenger' are the two well-known tracks on the album (for good reason, they're excellent songs), but there's plenty to enjoy here - 'Some Weird Sin', 'Success', the surprising blues-y nature of the aptly named 'Turn Blue', or the album closer 'Fall In Love with Me'.

Another good album by iiggy

Gets a bit dragged down by an inferior second half, but the rest really brings it all together.

Wow how have I missed this. Not just the hits, but the Bowie collaboration which led to Bowie’s “Tonight” album, and the last track with Hunt and Tony Sales which leads right to Tin Machine!

Classic

I've been missing out not listening to Iggy Pop

I'm vaguely familiar with Iggy Pop, so this is my first full album listen. Some really catchy tunes in here, nice rock with with edge, and great energy. I enjoyed it.

Pretty good. Never listened to Iggy before. Liked it.

oooh yah

It's fine thumping rock and roll music, but it never rises above "just fine" to me.

Piaciuto nel complesso. Nello specifico però pochi pezzi di spicco. Non ho avuto tempo però di leggere i testi e riascoltare con attenzione

Meh. Not in to it. Sorry Iggy. I like your name tho…

I actually really enjoyed some of these songs. The passenger and Lust for Life.

Absolutely wonderful.

listened its aight

Fun and upbeat

A great album with a fantastic cover, but I preferred The Idiot.

Good album, a high 3 pushed to a 4. Starts off very strong but second half is nowhere near as good. Will definitely listen again and had listened to most of the songs previously. Great road trip album especially considering the story of how and when it was made.

I enjoy some of Iggy’s stuff but this album doesn’t do a lot for me. Massively progressive for the year. Passaneger is over rated but Lust for Life is a good craic. Neighbourhood Threat is super modern sounding. I’d never have guessed this song was from ‘77. Not overly into Iggy to give this a fair crack of the whip. I love his latest album done with Josh Homme. Post Pop Depression. Worth a look.

I was very surprised that this was 77 and was way better than I had expected. Everyone's heard passenger a million times but it has not lost its impact on me. The song "lust for life" - I honestly thought that was late eighties / early nineties. I would rate this a 3.5 but am rounding up because I WILL be playing it again.

It was pretty good. Some of the songs sounded similar to the others, but overall it wasn't a bad album by any means. Favorite track: The Passenger

Ero convinto che Iggy Pop mi stesse sulle palle, invece devo dire che quest'album mi è piaciuto. Ho apprezzato sia come canta lui, sia come suonano i pezzi. Alla fine sono abbastanza lineari, ma funzionano bene. È un 3.5 che mi sento di promuovere a 4 perché non pensavo che mi sarebbe piaciuto.

Fantastic listen. Flows easy while being very catchy and poppy.

Decent and catchy but couldn’t vibe to 2/3

felt a bit like a bootleg David Bowie, had some good tracks but nothing to write home aboout

It's alright. I would rather just listen to a Bowie album though. Highlights: 1, and 4.

I like a couple of the more famous tracks, probably due to familiarity. If it wasn't for listening to pretty clear recordings of 50s/60s jazz that I've listened to due to this project, then I would have blamed the weird sound levels on the age, but this seems to have been mixed wrong or something. Everything blends in and is a bit dull. Tried a few different sources to check and it seems to have been how they meant it to be!

I had fun with this one! High energy, weird art work and as a first plunge into iggy pop’s discography it felt like a solid start.

Not bad

This would have been a 5 star if I were 23 when the album came out.

Only listened to The Passenger before, kinda nice album

2.5

No one expects that disco jam halfway through the album.

Fantastic

It’s fucking Iggy Pop

Classic art-rock produced by Bowie and super similar to his output at the time but with the madman that is Iggy on vox. A bit more tame than his work with the Stooges but great in its own right.

Pretty good rock album. "Lust for Life" & "The Passenger" are amazing.

C'ho sempre avuto un rapporto complicato con Iggy Pop, non avevo mai sentito tutto questo album ma l'esperienza me l'ha riconfermato. Mi piace lo spirito punk, il fatto che sia tutto zozzo, sulla carta me dovrebbe piacè... invece non me funziona. Iggy Pop nella maggior parte dei casi lo sento come quando uno cazzeggia su un pezzo dicendo parole più o meno a caso solo che poi lui lo lascia così. Il che è molto punk, però è anche un po' una palla. Cioè secondo me sta cosa di esse zozzo e parlare un po' di fica un po' di società lo danneggia artisticamente. C'è pure da dire che si sente l'influenza di Bowie di cui, molto unpopular opinion, non so mai stato un grande fan. Sicuramente si sente poi l'influenza che questo disco e la musica di questo periodo ha avuto sul rock moderno, che è poco però quello che c'è è su questa falsa riga. Insomma: così così Pezzi mejo: Turn Blue Fall In Love With Me (passenger non ce la posso mette, l'ho sentita fatta da troppi gruppi delle medie/superiori per apprezzarla ormai)

Il disco contiene dei pezzi iconici ma anche gli altri sono mediamente coinvolgenti. La musica è semplice ma di effetto.

Probably not something I'd listen to again. No songs really stand out.

If I had to pick my favorite work from Iggy Pop, it would be from his role on "The Adventures of Pete and Pete". I know songs from Iggy Pop, like "Lust for Life" and "The Passenger", as well as some familiarity with him as an artist. This was my first time listening to a full album from Pop. It gets the "okay, I guess". I had no idea that Bowie helped create so much of this album.

Better than I expected. I had heard Lust For Life and Passenger before, and didn't realize they were both on the same album.

25/03/2021

Don't like Iggy Pop as much I thought. Prefer the Stooges era to Bowie

excellent album from Berlin trilogy, love it and would listen regularly.

Another classic that I only heard about here and there. Has a very classic punk vibe, and I loved Bowie on here. A lot of songs that I heard in my childhood here, stuff like "Lust For Life" and "The Passenger". Overall, not my favourite album, or one that I will go back to, but still good in it's own way (it's just not for me really)

Clasicazo e imposible no notar la presencia de Bowie en el disco. Música perfecta para empezar el día.

Trainspotting one live :3 Choose life q

Apart from The Passenger, I am not sure why Iggy went into the recording studio

I’ve got this one. Turn Blue is my favourite. Not as good as The Idiot.

In some ways quite Bowie-esque, and the singles are classics. But the backing singing is a bit weird, and some of the lyrics are a bit inane. It's ok.

Decent, some classic tracks. Can see how newer bands like QOTSA were inspired. Easy listening, sometimes a bit psychedelic rock, bit Bowie-ish

Enjoyed this much more than The Idiot

Un disco muy divertido, me puso de buenas y “Success” es mi nuevo mantra

Anything Bowie has a hand in is gold.

Was fine. I hadn't realized it was a David Bowie collaboration. Nothing really stood out for me beyond the 2 hits (title track and The Passenger).

Catchy songs, enjoyed it.

A great surprise, funny and rocking. Love it.

So everyone knows the title track and Passenger but there’s some cracking tracks on this album - Success and sixteen spring to mind - brilliant

I just really want to listen to it again and again.

3/5 there were some good ones in this, but ultimately no.

i'm a sucker for bowie's berlin years

Lust for Life has a really good beat, I enjoyed this one. Sixteen is painful in some way to me...the beat is just constant in the same way...and the yelling/singing of the late 70s is not my jam. Some Weird Sin...lyrics repeated way too much. The music has an anxious quality to it, sort of frenetic. The Passenger, I like the tone and beat of his voice in this song. Again, the actual music just seems the same, repeated far too much in a very basic rhythm that grates. Tonight....the guitar has a screeching quality to it. I really like the uniqueness of Iggy's and how he plays around with it. The choice of his music in this album though....I am not enjoying. The opening beats of Success I like, the beats on top of beats is so interesting. The layering in this one I like. Turn Blue, I do not like, had to skip. Punk rock...I don't think it's my jam....Ended Neighborhood Threat with 30 seconds to go. Fall In Love With Me has that duh duh duh duh duh beat, the same beat over and over with a random screaming guitar. Didn't finish Fall In Love With Me, only made it halfway in. Maybe I just don't like Iggy's punk rock? It's just painful and makes me angry/angsty feeling.

I saw Iggy live in mid 80s and again in the mid 90s. He did not look at all like the brother on the cover of Lust for Life. I guess I have to believe it’s his picture but if it is, the decade after releasing this album were hard years. This album is very good. Seeing Izzy  live was easily a  “5” both times but  I don’t think I have a 5 for his studio albums.

awesome - but I like the craziness of Metallic KO as well. such a great cover...ironic or not.

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Classic record. It is good to be reminded of these landmark records in order to go back and refresh my memory.

Ein zwei Tracks Viben ganz gut der Rest wack

Sixteen is a bad song in basically every way. The lyrics are weird, the production is not enjoyable and the song is boring. Some Weird Sin sounds like a mediocre David Bowie song. I think the production is intentionally messy but I don't really like it all that much. The Passenger is okay but I still find it boring. I think Tonight is one of the best songs on the album and the guitar solo is really good. Success is good but not all that interesting. Turn Blue is kind of good but the vocals are kind of annoying. Neighborhood Threat and Fall In Love With Me are good but not all that interesting or memorable. My rating is definitely a little harsh but I just think this album is pretty boring and at just 41 minutes it was hard to get through. Favorite Songs: Lust For Life, Tonight Least Favorite Song: Sixteen Strong 4/10

That was an interesting ride, with some songs that sounded completely original, and others that could have been from David Bowie or the Rolling Stones. It definitely covered a lot of ground.

Enjoyable - I had not gotten into Iggy previously. Respect the contribution but I've already forgotten how it really sounded.

I’m sure this is somebody’s thing.

Good album

More upbeat than the Idiot and more melodic than Pop's prior punk leanings.

Good punk edge

Really good in parts, for me half of the songs not that interesting. A high 3.

expected a bit more

Brought back memories

Iggy siempre me ha parecido muy irregular en solitario, este es de sus mejores discos pero siempre inferior a los Stooges

Only heard the singles from this album before. Good album

Loved it, great sound, nice tunes

Awesome start to finish

I already knew the song with the same name, I enjoy it. The whole album is good, but not life changing for me, probably at the time it was very liked.

I have listened to this one a few times, and it is good. Would listen a few more times.

Rock 70s. Muy animado. Canciones miticas. Muy bueno.

Divertido y sin skips. Aunque esperaba un poco más la crudeza del anterior que ewcuchamos de Iggy. La canciones que más disfruté, a parte de la clásica Lust for Life, fueron the passenger y neighborhood threat. Mood: bailecito de gemte drogada

Of course, I could listen to Passenger all day long. Iggy has a great rock n' roll/punk voice - very distinctive. This sounds a bit like a garage-y Bowie album, as it should since he wrote or co-wrote most of the songs. Interestingly the only one he or Iggy didn't write was Passenger.

Tiene dos temazos que me encantan. Me ha gustado más de lo que esperaba.

Awesome

Success" / "The Passenger" Released: 30 September 1977 "Lust for Life" / "Success" Released: November 1977 "Some Weird Sin" / "Tonight"

“Lust for Life” by Iggy Pop (1977) Is this the second best thing to come out of a trailer park In Ypsilanti, Michigan? Most of the music (chords, melodies, arrangements) was composed by David Bowie, so you’ve got that going on, then the sad work of The Stooges taken one step further, with lyrics that are an admittedly intelligent mess, blared out by a lead vocal that is, well Iggy Pop. Ho-hum. Vocally, Pop in “The Passenger” channels (poorly) Jim Morrison, but without the sensuality. Vocally, Pop in “Tonight” channels (poorly) David Bowie. Surprise, surprise. And about that lyric, Iggy: If your baby’s turning blue, don’t celebrate your heroic pastoral sensitivity—call 911. Jesus. Modestly accomplished rhythm section that sounds like the offspring of Soupy Sales (they were) and guitar work that is intentionally bombastic to the point of irrelevance (must not upstage the frontman, you see). Here we have the makings of commercial success, though Bowie and Pop (in that order) would probably prefer that motivation remain undisclosed, despite the glimpse we get in “Success”. “Turn Blue” is another reminder that heroin always screws up the music, and in this case, the lyrics too. Punk puts the toxic in toxic masculinity. Someday this will be regarded as silly, but we’re not there yet. 1/5

poppy fun, but nothing huge for me

It feels like a "Now That's What I Call Music From Commercials" album in some places. I want to like this more than I do. I hope to revisit it at some point. But doubt it.

Excelente som!!

With Bowie's help Iggy punches out some raucous, raunchy rock with Lust for life. The Passenger is also a classic song. Turn blue is an interesting.... well turn, but it almost sounds like a fish out of water on this album. Overall a solid effort.

Not as bad as I thought it was going to be!

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Success and the passenger are very good.

Hearing echoes of Franz Ferdinand here. Some good punk tracks.

Ya el segundo de Iggy Pop que sale acá, me gusta mucho la portada y sentí que el gesto de Iggy define bien el tono de todo el álbum. Todo muy upbeat, su voz me gusta mucho y todo que es tan enérgico. "Sixteen", "Some Weird Sin" y "Fall In Love With Me" me gustaron mucho. 9/10

It’s ridiculous that I’ve only heard a couple songs off this rad album, and that I’ve never given it a full spin. May the rock gawds shame me! Haha. Bad ass! I repent!! (my penance shall be picking it up on vinyl)

Racuous as expected - I like it. 6/10

Definitely a lot of talent, some gems, a lot kind of sounded the same to me.

This album gets 3 stars for The Passenger by itself. The other tracks are classic Iggy. I feel connected to Iggy because, so I'm told, he lived in the same apartment in Ann Arbor that I did.

a rather enjoyable record with some outstanding classics

Catchy enough album. Highlight was clearly "The Passenger". Starting to blend into the "70's/80's rock" pile though, not sure anything about this really stuck out to me.

Not bad. Solid garage rock entry. Iggy does better when he’s yelling than crooning.

its fun

The Passenger and Turn Blue were my favorites.

Why does this song about heroin make me want to go on a family friendly cruise? Lots of Bowie. Lyrically driven. Obviously love Lust for Life and The Passenger but Success is another stand out. Each song feels well crafted - lots of thought and love in each track where a significant amount of the other albums we've listened to have an almost self aware amount of filler between stand out tracks. I've always heard Iggy Pop was the man. This album drives that home.

Short and lovely

<3

Semibängeri Helt jees klassisk rock.

3 - Die lederhaut liefert

Hands Down, Iggy Pop einfach Geil. Passenger geht immer.

Endlich mal ein Klassiker! Kennt man, liebt man. Iggy, bester Mann. Allerdings habe ich mir nun zweimal hintereinander dieses äußerst schöne Album angehört und habe wieder festgestellt, dass mir zu wenig in der Musik passiert. ES TUT MIR NICHT WEH! Ich brauche PEAKS, Gottverdammtnochmal. Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen: Für Hintergrundunterhaltung oder einen entspannten Schieberblues eignet sich dieses Album großartig.

Kann man gut durchhören, diverse Autismusanfälle beim Gesang muss man wohl ertragen, außer Turn Blue, da musste ich skippen. Der Rest plätschert vor sich hin. Stabile 3* würds aber nicht wieder hören. Vielleicht Neighbourhood Threat, das geht nach vorne.

Evokes Trainspotting. Had no idea the songs I knew were from the 70s. Quite boppy.

Classic album. 'The Passenger' is such a great song.

Good album. Slightly prefer "The Idiot." 7-8/10

Didn’t pay most attention, but sounded fun.

Really enjoyed thia

Not bad, a few good songs.

Iggy’s first 2 albums have Bowie fingerprints all over it - you have to listen closely on some tracks but you can hear Bowie. He’s out in front on others like sweet sixteen - those dudes were partying their asses off and living in Berlin

This was great! Didn't know the album of 'that thing' was solid from start to finish

Solid, can definitely tell its a bowie production. Would give 3.5 stars. Only downside is that it gets rather stale mid-way through, lacking a change of pace song or a really catchy chorus.

Just eh. Nothing special. Idk don’t hate me, not my taste

Album starts with a bang with "Lust for Life." Can it live up? Ooo, The Passenger, such a great song too. "Success" is great too. There's a playfulness and positivity to this music that I really appreciate. Good album!

Thought it was interesting, not necessarily bad, had some like psychedelic rock vibes to it, saved one song for later

It’s very good. Very much a “Bowie” album. Some of the middle is not up to the same caliber as the classic songs on this record.

This was quite good. Another find, I'd say.

Starting off with a classic!

Some great track but generally difficult to listen to.

Not everything is my jam

Saved it and loved it!

So bad ass. I had listened to Iggy Pop before, but wow are they the essence of cool.

Good enough.

Iggy's first 2 solo albums are as big a part of the legendary Berlin Years as Bowie's trilogy. Everything Bowie produced for someone else was the best material those artists recorded IMHO. This album has Iggy Pop's best individual songs but I feel it doesn't hold up as well as an album compared to The Idiot.

I know of The Passenger, which I like. Sixteen is gross, obviously. I didn't know Bowie sang at all on this too (Tonight), I know this was the Berlin-trilogy time where they worked closely together. You can hear the Bowie touches a bunch of times. I generally like it, 3.5 but can't decide between 3 or 4. I will round up to 4 but I could go either way.

The songs about young, pure, hot girls are gross, but otherwise some good tunes on this.

A special album, to my opinion. Nice to have heard once more. I used to have this album on a cassette. With some special songs Lust for life, Passenger and Tonight. This last song I also love very much performed live by David Bowie and Tina Turner. I found out that the link to David Bowie and the song Tonight lies in the production of Davis Bowie of Iggy Pop.

Goes from a bit abrasive to smooth seamlessly, loving it

Very good.

Besser als das andere Album

Good solid album with lots of classic songs

Decent

Fav Song: The Passenger

Top heavy album.

To surpreso com o quanto eu gostei e com quantas músicas eu já conhecia

A few great songs and some meh.

Who doesn’t love this album...

Great album.

Loved it

pure energy

I really feel an influence from The Beach Boys/early Southern California rock. But I also hear the beginnings of the pop punk era. Well done and some classics. Although I can do without ‘turn blue’ lol

He’s got a bit more Bowie to him than I realised

Throughly enjoyed it! First half is strongest by far.

Good one

The best Iggy Pop album. Punky, groovy, everything you could want. Best track: The Passenger

Iggy’s best work imo. Really manages to keep the raw energy of his earlier work while refining his approach to make it more assertive and assessable

Couldn't get into the lyricism. The songs were fine. 3....ish.

3.5/5. Not a lot of replay-ability here for me. Maybe too early rock-ish. Standout Tracks: Some Weird Sin, The Passenger, Turn Blue

Great album, punky, but not too much, lot's to like

Iggy Pop is fucking overrated. This isn't awful but it doesn't deserve the praise it gets.

LUST FOR LIFE IS OK, BUT IGGY POP IS A PEDOPHILE - DIA

The man the myth the legend in his golden era. Clear Bowie influence here!!

Was this the one Ian Curtis played when he killed himself? *Googles* Oh no, it was The Idiot. Shall i remove all this then? No! This is still a great record, though.