
Thuja
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Patchy probably covers it, and I haven't got too much more to add. I really like the ones I mentioned in the original post with James Williamson either producing or as guitarist: New Values and (especially) Kill City. I like the slide guitar work, the piano-heavy production and the sleazy late-70s vibe. Some people rate The Idiot, but I find the songs mostly too monotonous. A few snail's-pace, synth-heavy dirges too many. "Funtime" is especially dreary, but it mostly seems murky and flat to me.Daniel Jones wrote:I'm gald to hear about these records. I'm just in the middle of reading 'Open up and Bleed' and have been really enjoying The Stooges albums and his first two solo records. I'd always figured the rest of [Iggy Pop's] solo stuff would perhaps be patchy at the very best so I'm excited to hear that they'll be more records to investigate by him.
Any chance of a list of his solo stuff that's worth getting/avoiding please?




