IGGYPOP photos on Flickr

One of my first rolls from 2007 and another tagger retreat, this secluded attic was occupied by pigeon droppings, porn, newspapers, and flash cards. Must have been an interesting night?

-abandoned Van de Kamps Bakery, Los Angeles

-35mm Ilford 400

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punk rock 70's scene {1976-1980 (1 year before MTV)} by Sephyr_Raon_Noxor

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Before Punk rock got wide public recognition it was in the womb of psychedelic rock born from crazy Yippies. The first and most praised Punk rocker who gave life to the genre was best known as Iggy Pop (Poppy of the Iguanas made Iggy Pop by the Stooges). Iggy Pop was of continual garage rock culture, later along came The Clash who because of joining Aerosmith on a single duet gave rise to the genre of Punk rock. By 1976 Punk emerged to the billboard public radio known as the mainstream media. Many punks were pissed off by this recognition and by such public exposure seeing as Punk rock opened its doors to countless hipsters. Soon after there was two kinds of Punk, Hollywood Punk (the mainstream punk rockers) and Hardcore Punk (the underground punks, real punks) who ended up in a factional fued but the hardcore punk faction collapsed after much turmoil and arguement especially violence. Many were then led to believe Punk was dead because the mainstream punks purged their hard work from existence. However The Exploited's 'Punk Isn't Dead' let everyone know they didn't vanish but hit a temporary stasis where they were isolated communally and suddenly returned. Because of the disaster that caused Punk Rock's fall they were forced to remake it entirely through Hardcore causing many old and original punks to fall under the poser line. Once filled with tipped hair and drabby clothes it began sporting mohawks, skater shoes and other aesthetics involving ripped jeans and patch'n'spike leather jackets. What's even more sad is that Fred Durst and his band Limp Bizkit sounded way more punk than alot of the mainstream babblers and they aren't even considered punk rock, hell they're nu-metal but lean closer to hardcore than all those sissies. Punk rock by the 90's began to have more skater punk bands as they originally introduced the skate boards that became a catchy culture. According to real punks today, most of the so-called punk rock bands on the mainstream from mall-punk to pop-punk are pure sissy posers who wear gay preppy clothes and even more homo fauxhawks. Avril Lavigne was known as the biggest poser of them all being all her music leaned pop-rock to plain pop, being the inherint idol of the 'preppy-punk' trend that followed; preppy-punks began wearing factory fresh jeans with intentional bleach stains circling ripped holes, along with that was black dress shirts with pink neck ties (hinting at Yuppiedom) and converse shoes met with easy grab cotton wristbands (winking at plastic manufacturing design); preppy-punks also listened to Avril as well as bubblegum punk bands (many who were actually emo bands) such as Good Charlotte, AFI, All American Rejects, American HiFi and Simple Plan. Punk rock has recovered from the sicky sweet teeny boppers making punk rock into a backwards version of Brittney Spears, they are making the same noise as they did before this inauthenticity. Now the punk rock factions have divided into parties, on the hardcore side sits the Liberal Punks and Satanic Punks whereas on the hollywood side sits the Skate Punks and the Hipster Punks. Liberal punks are the last real punk rockers now, satanic punks have pretty much gone nuts with the elitism! Skate punks are the only rebel punkers there are, hipster punks have all become a bunch of sissy scene punks. Punk rockers have also turned their focus to Indie punk which is a newer sort of punk rock but is not as psycho and less angry than all the shit that spawned in the past few years.

Iggy Pop and Handsome Dick Manitoba by lightpainter

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Photographed backstage at a BOC show in about 1973. Iggy and the Dictators opened for BOC.

Dan & Iggy by Toneschaser

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My pal Dan Erlewine and his then bandmate Iggy Pop in Ann Arbor sometime around 1966-67. The original Stooges era just around the corner.......

365.316 (neighborhood threat) by Mary-Heather

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Somewhere a baby's feeding

Somewhere a mother's needing

Outside her boy is trying

But mostly he is crying

Did you see his eyes?

Did you see his crazy eyes?

And you're so surprised he doesn't run to catch your ash

Everybody always wants to kiss your trash

But you can't help him, no one can

And now that he knows

There's nothing to get

Not in this place

Not in your face

Will you still place your bet

Against the Neighbourhood Threat?

I have days - weeks even - where all I want to listen to is Iggy Pop. Over and over and over. I discovered him a little late - my senior year in high school, when the movie Trainspotting came out. That soundtrack kind of blew my mind, honestly. Iggy makes me happy and feel like I can kick some ass all at the same time. Lust for Life is one of my favorite albums, ever EVER - it gets extremely heavy rotation in my iTunes and probably always will - I sort of feel like Iggy Pop music gets better and better the more I listen. You can definitely hear the Bowie influence in Neighborhood Threat - all the more reason to love it.

The Winter Of My Discontent by Wolfgang Wiggers

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Iggy Pop 1980 in Bremen.

Iggy Pop by Oliver L'EROE

Iggy Pop

ATP Iceland

July, 2015

Keflavik, Island

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Iggy Pop by Ryan Ayanian

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Iggy Pop, "American Caesar" cover shoot. 1993

Photo by Stephen Stickler.

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IGGY POP [2008 painting] by Victor Pross

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James Jewell Osterberg, Jr. (born April 21, 1947), better known by his stage name Iggy Pop, is an American rock singer, songwriter, and occasional actor. Although he has had only limited commercial success, Iggy Pop is considered one of the most important innovators of punk and related styles. He is sometimes referred to by the nicknames "the Godfather of Punk" and "the Rock Iguana",[1] and is widely acknowledged as one of the most dynamic stage performers of rock.

*from Wiki*

**Photo by Michael Quintin*

main street eyes by Simon Clarke

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"Boy, I feel so outgunned today

But I'll get up and fight back, anyway

You and I are not huge mainstream stars

But unlike them, we're really what we are

We got Main Street eyes
Watchin' as the big boys roll by
Under rotten television skies
We got Main Street eyes"

Main Street Eyes - Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop by Ole Kristian Losvik / LOS365

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Beatiful, isnt he?

Iggy Pop by Oliver L'EROE

Iggy Pop

ATP Iceland

July, 2015

Keflavik, Island

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Some warm-up sketches I did to get in the "ink mood". I still like how #VincentPrice turned out but the young #IggyPop looks more like a meth addicted french girl from the 60's by Niklas Coskan

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KISS by Peter Dovgan

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Ethiad Stadium, Melbourne

Iggy & The Stooges by Toni Francois

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Cry Baby by terr-bo

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Body and soul 14 by Mr. Monk!

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Press L for better view!

08 - Pop, Iggy - TV Eye - 1977 Live - UK - 1978- by Klaus Hiltscher

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by digo&竹竿

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iggy screams by Dania Heller

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this is the first summer bands are brave enough to come to the holyland to perform.

flow_festival_2016_friday_niklas_sandstrom-3 by Flow Festival

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Flow Festival 2016 / Friday / Photo by Niklas Sandström

Little know it all by « м Ħ ж » SONGS

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We take from one another,

And never stop to wonder,

How it feels from the other side.

But nothing lasts forever,

When stupid turns to clever,

Why are you surprised?

And I feel like I've crawled outside the box.

And I feel like I'm sleeping when I'm not.

Iggy Pop, Lyceum (May 1979) by Paul Wright

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My ticket to the Iggy Pop concert at the Lyceum on Sunday 13 May 1979. Another great Iggy gig, I never got tired of watching him during the 1970s.

The Lyceum Ballroom

21 Wellington Street

London

WC2E 7RQ

Concerts Tickets 1979 by ptrx64

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Tickets Concert 1979.

Salle des Fetes de Vitrolles France Steve Hillage, Telephone, Iggy Pop, Jacques Higelin, the Jam et Motorhead mais aussi au stade Mayol de Toulon pour Bob Marley and the wailers, Stade Aguilera de Biarritz pour the Police, Telepjone a Hossegor au Jai- Alai, Kiss et Iron Maiden au Parce des expositions a Avignon

Iggy Pop by Francesco Castaldo

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of Iggy And The Stoogies, live @ Rock In Idrho (Arena Fiera di Milano, Rho, Italy) on June 15th.

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#nagnagnag #targetearth #lowbrowgolem #iggypop by TSAI

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Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power [1973] by Rene Rox

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BenQ DC S1410

Iggy Pop by Wolfgang Wiggers

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Iggy Pop 1980 Bremen