Iggy Pop - Interview Toronto 1988

[@benben-sl7hi]

All Iggy’s albums kick ass! Not just musically but lyrically. Very talented dude.

[@velvetpilot2008]

I love this Iggy. He's so fun

[@mojorayjones]

She has the largest belt buckle in the history of humankind. Iggy rocks and continues to do so. Viva Iggy!

[@QueuePea]

Man, I forgot how much I liked MuchMusic the way it was, down-to-earth, when there was real communication between artists and the veejays. Genuine personalities from the deejays too, unlike the animated cardboard cut-outs of today.

[@skipthompson2290]

I've seen Iggy Pop probably 9 times starting in 82 to 04 and this tour INSTINCT was my favorite tour. The album is GREAT. But on this tour he and his bad ROCKED !!!!

[@anonymissed3611]

Still playing Instinct in my car. Tough Baby!

[@ryanoakes4629]

I seen him that’s night at RPM IN Toronto.. he actually wore my hat on stage..😅was 23 years old back then good time to be alive with all the bands..

[@farragutspikes1]

Hes so cool.

[@jaymusseato]

>WOW...Great INTERVIEW!!!...thank YEW for SHARING !!!

[@ChicagoRob2]

Saw Iggy at his craziest, during the Funhouse tour. Never seen any band, anywhere, with the intensity of the Stooges.

[@SuperStrik9]

Power 30/Power Hour and The Wedge were my favourite MuchMusic shows.

[@pluviophile1988]

just a real guy who means what he says who happens to be famous

[@PAULLONDEN]

My gawd.......the dude knew how to charm people (still does)......can imagine this Canadian dame was totally overboard sitting in front of this little energy bundle.........🖐🤩 Although "Instinct" sounded right at the time , it hasn't stood the test of time like his 70's work , it sounds too formulaic "heavy man".......Iggy playing the record business game. Although you can't blame him for finally wanting to earn a buck....

[@lindacensi2750]

Esser sempre aperti a cose nuove , almeno per curiosità d imparare e di relazionarsi con . Ha ragione

[@generation9036]

I want to be his friend. Or his dog, hehe

[@Lumiclan]

generation90 I wanna be his bitch woof!

[@RebelAlien84]

Funniest interview I've ever seen!!!

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

Where's Mary Jane lafaye

[@leejamestheliar2085]

He's got Tony Curtis eyes. Jim rocks. ( peewee hermanish)

[@SuperStrik9]

Hell I forgot the 2nd m in MuchMusic was capitalized so don't feel bad lol.

[@ceef8688]

Iggy is so nice! Is he Canadian?

[@anonymissed3611]

Michigander

[@Bone74838]

1988 i was 7 years and had no idea who Iggy Pop was... And i still don't.

[@dineroroberto309]

I forget her name, anyone ?

[@elaineandjohn9599]

Denise Donlon.

[@radiomindchatter7994]

Looks like Iggy circa 1974..but loads healthier

[@tom.1]

Iggy is one of the few people who gets healthier by age :D

[@louisati1757]

No, that's his 1988's look.

[@ludurigan]

Nice! Too bad Andy is not with him!

[@yanetsmith8354]

He interviews differently with women or he's on his better behavior.

[@aubreynesbitt]

i think i heard iggy pop went homeless at one point

[@louisati1757]

Yes, when he was in Los Angeles after Iggy and the Stooges disbanded. So, Ray Manzarek & Danny Sugerman the Doors'manager took him in. They were hoping he could replace Jim Morrison. But he was too far gone on heroine. So Sugerman accompanied to the UCLA psychiatric hospital. One month later he moved to Berlin with David Bowie.

[@PAULLONDEN]

The bands he mentioned might be interesting to see live , but I'll bet he wouldn't play their boring records.... Somewhat dissapointed he was so short of good guitar players he chose to work with (during "Instinct")a bloke from Hanoi Rocks. Which were the ultimate cliché merchants......Andy Mc Coy boy. 🖐🥴.....While his ex Stooges were desperate for work. Such a funny interview this...the guy was running...(as he always was ofcourse)...

[@pluviophile1988]

yay GnR shout out!!

[@deadmanandthebullet]

is he wearing a wig?

[@PAULLONDEN]

Are you mad ?...around that time he had still enough hair to change styles now and then... These days he does wear a wig though....and looks slightly silly with it.....these rockstar pensioners are too obsessed with their hair, which is understandable ,coming from the 60's when long hair was uber important...

[@maxsmart9116]

@@PAULLONDEN are you sure he wears a wig these days? It's certainly plausible since he's 73 now, but it looks real in recent interviews I've seen, although definitely highlighted.

[@PAULLONDEN]

@@maxsmart9116 Yeah. ...you're right ...These days wealthy people don''t have to wear wigs to camouflage their hairloss ,There are better alternatives these days ,like implants or extensions . Iggy manages to make it look natural (even if it's coloured) , unlike Bowie or Jagger who looked somewhat silly with their unnatural full (non greying) head of hair . Although one can understand the temptation for such guys ,to go overboard. Having mostly sycophant yes-men/women around them who'll applaud anything.

[@maxsmart9116]

@@PAULLONDEN Iggy is perhaps the only famous person I'd want to meet. Always direct and down to earth. Seems even more jovial in his old age.

[@louisati1757]

I wouldn't say he does. It's still his hair.