IGGY POP - Party LP 50-60s both for the sound and

both for the sound and attitude

At first the album does feel a lot like traditional indie rock

are certain: Wand hears ghosts

It’s a solid set of unknown hits you can’t believe failed to connect back in their heyday due to various unfortunate circumstances

The shadow of this myth has seemingly obscured the sheer volume of his creativity and the singularity of his musical vision

IGGY POP - Party LP 50-60s both for the sound and180 gram audiophile vinyl. Iggy's pop punk album tends to get short shrift because it isn't all raw and dirty like his Stooges stuff, but it isn't *all* bad. Bang Bang is one of the greatest New Wavey arty songs Iggy ever did, easily on a par with The Endless Sea but easier to dance to; the real downside of the album is that nothing else exudes the same charisma and menace. Pumpin' for Jill is ridiculously sexy and presents an interesting precursor to