The Bowie Years: Live In ‘77

Iggy Pop's 'The Bowie Years: Live In '77' is a thrilling live album that captures the raw energy and unbridled passion of his 1977 performances. Released on 27 March 2020 via UMC (Universal Music Catalogue), this extensive collection clocks in at an impressive 2 hours and 53 minutes, featuring a plethora of iconic tracks that showcase Iggy Pop's unique blend of proto-punk and glam rock.

Recorded at various venues, including the Rainbow Theatre in London, the Agora Ballroom in Cleveland, and Mantra Studios in Chicago, this album offers a fascinating glimpse into Iggy Pop's live shows during a pivotal moment in his career. With David Bowie's influence evident throughout, the album features electrifying renditions of classics like 'Raw Power', 'T.V. Eye', 'Dirt', and 'China Girl', as well as other fan favourites such as '1969', 'Turn Blue', and 'Search And Destroy'.

Iggy Pop's signature snarl and swagger are on full display throughout the album, as he tears through his setlists with reckless abandon, backed by a tight and energetic band. The result is an album that is both a testament to Iggy Pop's enduring legacy and a thrilling snapshot of a bygone era, when rock music was at its most vibrant and unpredictable. With its generous tracklisting and exceptional sound quality, 'The Bowie Years: Live In '77' is an essential addition to any Iggy Pop fan's collection, and a must-listen for anyone who loves raw, unbridled rock music.