This is from The Second Disc:



2010 had no shortage of reissues from The Stooges. All three of their classic studio LPs were reissued – The Stooges in a new deluxe edition from Rhino Handmade, Fun House through the repressed 1970: The Complete Fun House Sessions box set also from Rhino Handmade and Raw Power as part of Sony’s Legacy Edition series – and Handmade released a live set, Have Some Fun: Live at Ungano’s. There was even a reissue of frontman Iggy Pop and guitarist James Williamson’s Kill City. Not a bad batch of catalogue tributes to an influential band.

But 2011 is shaping up to be a nice year for fans of Iggy, as well. Shout! Factory just announced a four-disc box set at the end of last weekend that will showcase the singer’s live history from past to present. Roadkill Rising: The Bootleg Collection 1977-2009 collects performances from all over the world, including Pop originals, Stooges classics and a few covers as well. These “newly remastered bootleg tracks” are part of the label’s ongoing commitment to quality “official” bootlegs, so fans can likely expect a nicely packaged box. The first 400 pre-orders will also get a bonus disc – one of the early concerts from 1979 presented in full, unavailable anywhere else.

The box drops on May 17. Pre-order it here and check out the track list after the jump.

Iggy Pop, Roadkill Rising: The Bootleg Collection 1977-2009 (Shout! Factory, 2011)

Disc 1: The 1970s
1.Intro
2.Raw Power
3.1969
4.Funtime
5.I Need Somebody
6.Search and Destroy
7.Turn Blue
8.Gimme Danger
9.Tonight
10.Fall in Love with Me
11.Gloria
12.Rock Action
13.Knocking ‘Em Down in the City
14.New Values
15.Play It Safe
16.Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell
17.You Really Got Me

Disc 2: The 1980s
1.Nightclubbing
2.Puppet World
3.One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)
4.Take Care of Me
5.Batman Theme
6.Hang On Sloopy
7.I Wanna Be Your Dog
8.Loose
9.Real Wild Child
10.Sister Midnight
11.Blah Blah Blah
12.Winners and Losers
13.Shades
14.Some Weird Sin
15.Kill City
16.High on You

Disc 3: The 1990s
1.Lust for Life
2.China Girl
3.Butt Town
4.Home
5.TV Eye
6.The Passenger
7.Louie Louie
8.Rip It Up
9.Candy
10.Five Foot One
11.In the Death Car
12.Fucking Alone
13.Hate
14.No Fun

Disc 4: The 2000s
1.Corruption
2.Howl
3.The Jerk
4.Lost
5.Drink New Blood
6.Dirt
7.Dirt #2
8.Down on the Street
9.Real Cool Time
10.Fun House
11.My Idea of Fun
12.Not Right
13.Skull Ring
14.Les Feuilles Mortes
15.King of the Dogs
16.Spanish Coast
17.Willow Weep for Me
18.Shotgun

Disc 5: Bonus Disc – Live at the Old Waldorf, San Francisco – 11/27/1979
1.Real Cool Time
2.Knocking ‘Em Down in the City
3.Take Care of Me
4.Dog Food
5.You Really Got Me
6.New Values
7.TV Eye
8.Play It Safe
9.Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell
10.Funtime
11.Funtime Part 2
12.I Wanna Be Your Dog
13.One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)
14.No Fun

Disc 1, Tracks 1 and 10-12 recorded live at San Diego State University, San Diego, CA – 11/16/1977
Disc 1, Tracks 2-4 recorded live at the Rainbow, London, U.K. – 3/7/1977
Disc 1, Tracks 5-6 recorded live at the Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, OH – 3/22/1977
Disc 1, Tracks 7-9 recorded live at the Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI – 3/25/1977
Disc 1, Tracks 13-17 recorded live at the Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA – 11/27/1979
Disc 2, Tracks 1-4 recorded live at Bookie’s, Detroit, MI – 9/26/1980
Disc 2, Tracks 5-6 recorded live at the Music Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada – 12/3/1981
Disc 2, Tracks 7-10 recorded live at Club 1018, New York, NY – 4/5/1987
Disc 2, Tracks 11-14 recorded live at Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY – 4/15/1987
Disc 2, Track 15 recorded live at The Channel, Boston, MA – 7/19/1988
Disc 2, Track 16 recorded live at The Ritz, New York, NY – 7/20/1988
Disc 3, Tracks 1-4 recorded live at Neue Welt, Berlin, Germany – 1/26/1991
Disc 3, Tracks 5-8 recorded live at the Phoenix Festival, Long Marston Airfield, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK – 7/17/1994
Disc 3, Tracks 9-10 recorded live at the Leysin Festival, Leysin, Switzerland – 6/12/1991
Disc 3, Tracks 11-15 recorded live at the Agora Theatre, Evry, France – 4/23/1994
Disc 4, Tracks 1-5 recorded live at the Bizarre Festival, Weeze, Germany – 8/20/2001
Disc 4, Tracks 6-7 recorded live at the Bol D’Or Circuit De Nevers Magny-Cours, Magny-Cours, France – 9/13/2003
Disc 4, Tracks 8-9 recorded live at the Glastonbury Festival, Pilton, Somerset, U.K. – 6/23/2007
Disc 4, Track 10 recorded live at the FIB, Benicassim, Spain – 7/19/2007
Disc 4, Tracks 11-13 recorded live at the 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C. – 4/5/2007
Disc 4, Tracks 14-18 recorded live at Studio 105, Maison de la Radio, Paris, France – 5/28/2009

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004OAPF70/?tag=imwan-20

"Shout" does have interesting cover art. If you do not recall the ELP Bootleg, check it out. Same artist I'm sure.

Rick A.

I got an early copy of this but it has only 4 CDs. The Amazon link also lists 4 discs. If anybody gets a fifth bonus disc, let us know.

I pre-ordered this and the Loudon Wainwright Box from Shout! Factory when I saw it posted here specifically for the bonuses. I got an email that they were both shipped Friday.

Jimbo and/or Mr Fuse. Let us know what you think of the sound quality. I did like Shout's ELP Bootleg box remastered by Randy Wine. Did he do the remastering?

Rick A.

Although it wont be a true representation of the quality, I am listening to the stream on Spinner.com and am happy to hear that, for the most part, the recordings don't sound too much like bootlegs. Might have to get this one.

The artwork is by William Stout. He is famous for his Smokin' Pig TMOQ vinyl bootleg covers from the 1970's. Here is a link to his website:

http://www.williamstout.com/

The sound is high quality, much better than most live bootlegs.

I got this this morning and have listened to the first 2 discs and the Bonus Disc from the Old Waldorf 11/27/79. It comes as a 4 CD fatboy jewel case in a slipcase with a 12 page booklet that lists the tracks and where they were recorded. No other liner notes on band members, source tapes. etc.. Each CD covers a decade in Iggy's career.The Bonus disc has 14 tracks, 5 of which are on Disc 1 of the box, and comes in a seperate paper sleeve which is hand numbered in pen. I got 185 of 400. The music was indeed remastered by Randy Wine. The fidelity varies but from what I have listened to so far, is quite acceptable. Light years better than the Rhino Unganos disc. Most of the shows represented sound like radio broadcasts from the soundboard or recorded off air. Not audiophile quality to be sure, but a great listen if you are an Iggy fan. Iggy's intros and between song banter are always a riot and there is quite a bit of that on here from what I have listened to so far. On a personal note, I was thrilled to have been at 2 of the shows that are on this box, one from The Ritz and the other from the old 1018 Club in Noo Yawk back in the 80's.

WOW, I'm in after reading both Jimbo's and especially a Thank You to Mr.Fuse. Didn't know about the artist, so cool!