Lust for Life (Album)
Occupation
- Vocals: Iggy Pop
- Guitar: Carlos Alomar
- Guitar: Ricky Gardiner
- E -Bass: Tony Sales
- Drums: Hunt Sales
- Keyboard / Piano: David Bowie
Lust for Life is the second solo album by Iggy Pop from the year 1977. How The Idiot he took it along with David Bowie after his " Station to Station " tour in the Hansa studios in Berlin.
Style and backgrounds
After the embossed very Bowie The Idiot Lust for Life again reminded more of Iggy Pop at his Stooges times. It has a more aggressive sound than its predecessor album, which was reflexive and also with a touch of jazz. Although David Bowie takes over at Lust for Life the same role as in The Idiot, namely, the pianist and producer, but its influence is much less to hear, than was the case with the debut.
The album contains two of the most famous pieces of Pop, The Passenger and Lust for Life, and is regarded by many as Pops best work of his solo career. Lust for Life was later in the film Trainspotting - Neue Helden recycles.
The album was produced by Iggy Pop, David Bowie and the sound engineers Colin Thurston and Eduard Meyer under the pseudonym " Bewlay Bros. ", named after a piece of Bowie's LP Hunky Dory.
Title list
- Lust for Life - 5:14 (Text: Iggy Pop, Music: David Bowie )
- Sixteen - 2:26 (lyrics / music: Pop )
- Some Weird Sin - 3:42 (Text: Pop, Music: Bowie )
- The Passenger - 4:44 (Text: Pop, Music: Ricky Gardiner )
- Tonight - 3:40 (Text: Pop, Music: Bowie )
- Success - 4:26 (Text: Pop, Music: Bowie / Gardiner )
- Turn Blue - 6:56 (Text: Pop / Walter Lacey, music: Bowie / Warren Peace )
- Neighborhood Threat - 3:25 (Text: Pop, Music: Bowie / Gardiner )
- Fall in Love with Me - 6:30 (Text: Pop, Music: Bowie / Hunt Sales / Tony Sales)