Notes

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Iggy Pop was pretty much maligned in the 80’s ( where the bulk of this material comes
from ). Unfairly so in my humble opinion. Those that wanted the chest slashing madman
from the Stooges seldom got what they wanted ( on vinyl at least ). Often the record label
pushed songs on him to show he was an all round entertainer. “ Sea Of Love ” and “ One
More For My Baby ” (which is featured here ) are good examples of this.

So was it really that bad? Of course not. A lot of it was pure fun. So here then is a
selection of songs: bonus cuts, soundtracks, demos, promos etc that when grouped
together play like a pretty tight album . Highlights include “ Repo Man “ with Sex Pistols
Steve Jones playing some savage guitar, the hilarious self effacing “ Low Life “, Iggy and
Deborah Harry’s duet on Cole Porter’s “ Did You Evah ” and a wild eyed psychotic Iggy
raising hell on “ Mule Skinner Blues ”.

Ringosshed 2010

Tracks:
1 from “ Repo Man ” soundtrack
2 and 4 bonus cuts from “ New Values ”
3 and 5 bonus cuts from “ Party ”
6 and 7 bonus cuts from “ Soldier ”
8 from “ Red White and Blue ” tribute to Cole Porter
9 and 10 from Butt Town “ Brick by Brick demos ”
11 and 12 from “ Wild America ” ep
13-16 from Rick Ocasek demos


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