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Iggy Pop's debut solo album 'The Idiot' features legendary collaborations with David Bowie. Originally released in 1977, this release includes hit tracks "China Girl", "Funtime" and "Nightclubbing". Disc two features 15 live songs from the 1977 performance at the Rainbow Theatre in London. 2-CD Deluxe Edition.
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1. (The Idiot) 2. Sister Midnight 3. Nightclubbing 4. Funtime 5. Baby 6. China Girl 7. Dum Dum Boys 8. Tiny Girls 9. Mass Production 10. (Live at The Rainbow Theatre รป Finsbury Park, London 07/03/1977) - ALBUM TITLE - Not a Track 11. Raw Power 12. T.V. Eye 13. Dirt 14. 1969 15. Turn Blue 16. Funtime 17. Gimme Danger 18. No Fun 19. Sister Midnight 20. I Need Somebody 21. Search and Destroy 22. I Wanna Be Your Dog 23. Tonight 24. Some Weird Sin 25. China Girl
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