Very High Frequencies Episode: 152 - Iggy Pop

This week on Very High Frequencies it's all about James Osterberg Jr. When Junior started up a band called The Iguanas fans started calling him Iggy. Soon he became Iggy Stooge fronting The Stooges. After they imploded from too much monkey business Uber fanboy David Bowie scraped Iggy out of the gutter and recorded his first couple of albums in West Berlin, releasing The Idiot and Lust For Life both in 1977. With a strong foundation Iggy went solo recording a wide variety of albums while simultaneously  acting in Hollywood movies as a known celebrity Rock' n roller. VHF dissects the essence of Iggyness this week with tracks throughout his career including a special emphasis on his brand new album Every Loser. At 75 years young the guy won't stop! Hear songs about partying, songs about issues with the needle and songs about girls. Sex and drugs and Iggy Pop! It's VHF-142 (Iggy Pop).