8 thoughts on “ Johanna - Iggy Pop & The Stooges - Penetration (CD) ”

1. The Stooges, also known as Iggy and the Stooges, were an American rock band formed in Ann Arbor, Michigan in by singer Iggy Pop, guitarist Ron Asheton, drummer Scott Asheton, and bassist Dave quiletamachicanquonilesheatsbabest.xyzinfog a raw, primitive style of rock and roll, the band sold few records in their original incarnation and gained a reputation for their confrontational performances, which often involved.

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2. This is yet another chapter in Cleopatra's shoddily sourced compilations by a legendary artist. Virtually everything that's on these two CDs -- the first disc by the Stooges, the second by Iggy Pop as a solo artist -- has been issued on countless bootlegs and "officially" licensed compilations.

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3. Iggy Pop had many women in his life, but one made a particular impression on him. Not much is known about Johanna, but she inspired much of the Stooges album Raw Power, particularly the track "Gimme Danger."Speaking with NME in , Pop described her as .

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4. Jun 28,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Iggy and The Stooges - Raw Power (Full Vinyl Remastered) YouTube The Stillroven - To Many Spaces. Sixties (Full Album ) US - Duration:

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5. Originally released in as the Columbia album "Raw Power", KC Recorded in at CBS Studio, London. Remixed and remastered in at Sony Music Studio, NYC.

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6. Nov 03,  · Probably one of the better repackagings of the Pop-Williamson era. The best of the '72 sessions, some rough Raw Power mixes (the raw "Penetration" is far superior to the Bowie remix!) as well as rougher mixes of the Kill City tracks (in this case, "Johanna" is better stripped)/5(22).

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7. As with the rest of the Raw Power album's contents, alternate versions of "Penetration" do exist, including a very punchy early mix that was rejected for the album's original release, and Iggy's own late '90s revision. They all have their good points, but the old vinyl version is the slipperiest.

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8. Background "Johanna" and "I Got Nothin'" were both performed live during –74 by the Williamson-era Stooges.. Recording. Kill City was originally recorded in after the disintegration of the Stooges. It was to be used as a demo to give to record labels in hopes of getting Pop a new contract. His vocals were recorded on weekends when he received permission to leave a mental hospital he.

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