The Bowie Years Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop - The Bowie Years - 7CD

CD1 (The Idiot):
1. Sister Midnight
2. Nightclubbing
3. Funtime
4. Baby
5. China Girl
6. Dum Dum Boys
7. Tiny Girls
8. Mass Production

CD2 (Lust For Life):
1. Lust for Life
2. Sixteen
3. Some Weird Sin
4. The Passenger
5. Tonight
6. Success
7. Turn Blue
8. Neighbourhood Threat
9. Fall in Love with Me

CD3 (TV Eye Live):
1. T.V. Eye
2. Funtime
3. Sixteen
4. I Got A Right
5. Lust for Life
6. Dirt
7. Nightclubbing
8. I Wanna Be Your Dog

CD4 (Demo's and Rarities):
1. Sister Midnight - Mono Single Edit
2. Sister Midnight - Single Edit
3. China Girl - Single Edit
4. Dum Dum Boys - Alt Mix
5. Baby - Alt Mix
6. China Girl - Alt Mix
7. Tiny Girls - Alt Mix
8. I Got A Right - Single
9. Lust for Life - Edit
10. Interview with Iggy about Recording the Idiot

CD5 (Rainbow Theatre - Finsbury Park, London 07/03/1977):
1. Raw Power
2. TV Eye
3. Dirt
4. 1969
5. Turn Blue
6. Funtime
7. Gimme Danger
8. No Fun
9. Sister Midnight
10. I Need Somebody
11. Search and Destroy
12. I Wanna Be Your Dog
13. Tonight
14. Some Weird Sin
15. China Girl

CD6 (Agora Cleverland 21/03/1977):
1. Raw Power
2. TV Eye
3. Dirt
4. 1969
5. Turn Blue
6. Funtime
7. Gimme Danger
8. No Fun
9. Sister Midnight
10. I Need Somebody
11. Search and Destroy
12. I Wanna Be Your Dog
13. China Girl

CD7 (Mantra Studios, Chicago 28/03/1977):
1. Raw Power
2. TV Eye
3. Dirt
4. Turn Blue
5. Funtime
6. Gimme Danger
7. No Fun
8. Sister Midnight
9. I Need Somebody
10. Search and Destroy
11. I Wanna Be Your Dog
12. China Girl

1977 the story of Iggy Pop and David Bowies Collaboration on two of the most iconic albums of the decade is told in a new seven CD box set which features the albums remastered, a disc of out takes and Three discs of live recordings officially released (with the endorsement of Iggy Pop) for the first time.

In 1977, Iggy Pop signed with RCA Records and with the help of David Bowie the two of them wrote and produced The Idiot and Lust for Life, Iggy Pop’s two most acclaimed albums as a solo artist, the latter featuring one of Pop’s best-known songs “The Passenger”.

Among the songs David Bowie and Iggy Pop wrote together were “China Girl”, “Tonight”, and “Sister Midnight”, all of which David Bowie performed on his own albums later on (the last being recorded with different lyrics as “Red Money” on the album Lodger). David Bowie also played keyboards on Pop’s live performances, some of which are featured on the album TV Eye Live in 1978.

This set has been mastered from the best possible sources, and contains a 40-page booklet written by the Guardians Michael Hahn with contributions from the musicians who played on the records and fans who talk about the influence the albums had on them.

Remastered and released in 2020 via UMC/Virgin.