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Iggy Pop Skull Ring
Interview, Sept, 2003 by Vivien Goldman
> On this rush of a record, spiked by his macabre wit, punk's elder statesman reunites with Raw Power's rhythm section, along with members of Sum 41, Green Day, and dirty girl Peaches, on cuts as sharp as his ribs. Only Pop could glamorize his suave Miami neighbors as "Perverts in the Sun," and when he sings "I'm a dead rock star" and "Nothing lasts forever," the joke's on us: Iggy's already immortal.
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