Iggy Pop releases a brand new studio album this week ‘Post Pop Depression’, for his 17th album he’s enlisted the help of Josh Homme (the album was recorded at Homme’s Desert studio) and features QOTSA guitarist Dean Fertita and Arctic Monkey’s drummer Mat Helders – look out for limited edition vinyl release too.
If that’s whetted your Iggy Pop whistle, check out the vast back catalogue of rare, promotional, imported Vinyl, CDs, Posters and Memorabilia from Iggy Pop at eil.com today.
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IGGY POP Instinct – 180 gram Transparent/Green Flecked Vinyl: 2013 Dutch ’25th Anniversary’ limited edition 10-track vinyl LP pressed on TRANSPARENT/GREEN FLECKED VINYL, including Cold Metal. Housed in a numbered picture sleeve – still in unopened hype stickered resealable bag ** Limited to 1000 numbered copies, full info here2002 Japanese 17-track promo sample CD album, issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the actual release date, with a custom stamped inner rim on the disc and promo stickered back insert, complete with picture sleeve & ‘Punk 25th’ obi-strip, full info here2002 Japanese 9-track promotional sample CD issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the actual release date, featuring the 1977 album including The Passenger and Lust For Life. Custom stamped inner rim on the disc and promo stickered back insert, complete with picture sleeve, Japanese lyric insert & ‘Punk 25th’ obi-strip – sealed! More info here
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