Iggy Pop interview on the Tom Snyder Show 1980
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This is seriously the most decrepit that I've ever seen Iggy. It was back when he was reduced to schmoozing with Tom Snyder and releasing soulless 80s rock albums to support his smack habit. Fortunately, his career finally rebounded in the early 90s, when HBO hired him to host their new show Tales from the Crypt.
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WENDY W: DID I? yes. it was outlet of the inner cuts i felt, so want to cut yourself.. that is punkrock. The total immersion in emotions in song. BUT wise mother told me it feeds on itself, what was meant as an outlet becomes more anger. But you have to remember you are doing in public affects oth
ers. And iggy is from detroit, i'm from cleveland.. ha! both crushingly grey, negative towns and terrible environment.
in an interview, he says he wrote search and destroy for he album raw power, releaed in 73