LP, Iggy Pop-James Williamson, "KILL CITY", BOMP BLP 4001, Stereo, 1977, Green
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IGGY POP & JAMES WILLIAMSON
KILL CITY
BOMP Records BLP 4001 (IMR (IMP) 1018)
Stereo
Released November 1977
Green Vinyl
I bought this LP new in February 1978.
Cover - Shrink on. Peaches price tag on shrink. “788” written on price tag. Green Vinyl sticker on shrink. No other writing, very little shelving/handling evidence.
Vinyl - Some rubs. Green, transparent.
Sleeve - Plain white paper.
Deadwax:
Side 1: IGGY POP -1A K-9347 IMP-1018-1A KENDUN - C
Side 2: GOL STERLING IMR-1018-B K-9555
Pressing Ring - 70mm
Vinyl weight 3 3/4-3 7/8 oz, 108-109g
1977 BOMP RECORDS BLP-4001 - back cover
IMR 1018 - spine and back cover
Both labels have IMP 1018 and BLP 4001
You can type Goldisc pressing discogs, or kendun pressing discogs and get to the information below.
Curiously, the 2 sides have different mastering company indications. Both KENDUN and STERLING did masters. GOL suggests Goldisc did the pressing, at least Side 2.
Goldisc pressing, listed as K-9347, 2 versions. My Side 1 Deadwax matches the Side 1 of the “Test Pressing” example which has the “IGGY POP -1A” crossed through.
Otherwise, both sides’ Deadwax match Variant 1, with K-9347 and K-9555.
Kendun Recorders pressings, listed as BLP 4001, 3 versions. The 2 1977 versions are the same as the Goldisc listings.
Supposedly recorded in 1975 as an attempt to get back in the game. Iggy is said to have been in and out of rehab during the recordings.
This production is NOT an extension of Raw Power. Lower fidelity or whatever reduces the impact here. Iggy still has his vocal presentation though.
You’ll have to fiddle with your systems knobs, buttons, gauges to bring out a full sound.
We Stooges fans of the day stayed loyal, always anxious for more. The green vinyl was an extra attraction.
US orders only
Shipped in LP mailer
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