Vintage Vinyl Records: Iggy Pop - Success + The Photography of Mick Rock

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“Mick Rock came by one day to snap us and he was a breath of fresh air. No pressure, no air of authority, happily corruptable, but not yet
corrupted.” - Iggy Pop
“My first real contact with Iggy Pop (and his now-legendary Stooges) was the summer of 1972, when I shot the cover photos fo their ‘Raw Power’ album. Some would argue that this was rock music’s most explosive and dangerous moment: that the punk that came along in the mid and late 70’s was a pale reflection of the foaming, foraging Iggy and his Stooges in their prime. This is the stuff of myth and legend: Iggy as a rock n roll exorcist, as the progenitor of a new and anarchic order. Heady stuff as it turns out.” - Mick Rock

The images range from the now classic ‘Raw Power’ era, images from the late 70’s and early 80’s, and a  powerful contemporary session. The box also contains an exclusive 7” single ‘Success’ b/w ‘The Passenger’ in a picture bag and on blue heavyweight vinyl’.