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twelve years pass...
"Raw power isnt even that hot an album"
NO
"Bowies production is awful too."
NO
"Iggy's mix of Raw Power makes it close"
NO
"I feel that the Stooges didn't age well"
NO
"it's intial production (by Bowie) rendered it so tinny and comapritively lifeless"
NO
"Mildly catchy, mildly interesting, mildly annoying, too."
NO
"I prefer the Iggy mix of Raw Power"
NO
"raw power is the critic's choice and funhouse is for those who hate critics"
NO
"they never made a great album as all of their efforts have
something that fuck it up"
NO
"(we're talking about the iggy mix, accept no substitutes here.)"
NO
"S/T since it was produced by Cale and had neither noise nor
rock but instead attitude"
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"contains one unlistenable song in "L.A. Blues."
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"In my experience, I've converted more of the
unconverted via Raw Power than Funhouse (current score: 3 to 0,) and that kind of populist appeal probably counts for something"
NO
"RAW POWER still kicks a mighty big ass, but you've got to admit that there are some
comparitively weak tracks there"
NO
"the debut is horribly pale and weak in
comparison"
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"Rethink: I s'pose the true snobs' answer would be "the unreleased one."
NO
"arguin about these records is pointless.....they are all beautiful untouchable artworks.....each can be appreciated for hellish attitude...even all the unreleased stuff.....these guys were comin apart at the seams and who has come close to POP/WILLIAMSON/ASHETON?????? FUCKEN NOBODY!!!!"
Hahahahaha! OTM!
― scott seward (scott seward), Friday, September 3, 2004 8:34 PM (thirteen years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
otm
― marcos, Wednesday, 6 September 2017 13:46 (six years ago) link
three years pass...
pomenitul otm. I don't dislike Raw Power, but it sounded and felt so self-conscious after Fun House, like they were trying to live up to or create or re-create some nebulous myth(s) about themselves...and with a guitarist who was uninterested in taking risks. And wrt the awful production, the drums on Fun House are popping all over the place, the source of that record's agitation; on Raw Power they're buried under a heavy blanket.
two months pass...