James Newell Osterberg Jr., known professionally as Iggy Pop, is an American singer, songwriter and frontman of The Stooges, widely regarded as a key influence on punk rock and alternative music.

Born April 21, 1947. Frontman of The Stooges. Notable collaborations include David Bowie (The Idiot, Lust for Life era) and Josh Homme (Post Pop Depression). Frequently described as an influential figure in punk; known for intense stage presence and a long solo career.

DeBaser hosts a substantial set of user reviews of Iggy Pop's solo work and related projects. Reviews highlight collaborations (Bowie, Josh Homme), recurring themes (sex, death, survival) and Iggy's changing energy with age. Overall reception across entries is favorable, with occasional sharp criticism of specific albums.

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"I have nothing but my name... I am nothing but my name,"

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"It was practically as if Iggy Pop was trying to imitate David Bowie who was trying to be Iggy Pop."

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"I composed some pieces for a contemporary dance work, worked on the script for a new film, participated in a couple of feature films, and found time, between commitments, to design a new line of condoms... and I had a lot of fun."

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