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Track List
01) Character
02) Wild America
03) Mixin' the Colors
04) Jealousy
05) Hate
06) It's Our Love
07) Plastic & Concrete
08) Fuckin' Alone
09) Highway Song
10) Beside You
11) Sickness
12) Boogie Boy
13) Perforation Problems
14) Social Life
15) Louie Louie
16) Caesar
01) Character
02) Wild America
03) Mixin' the Colors
04) Jealousy
05) Hate
06) It's Our Love
07) Plastic & Concrete
08) Fuckin' Alone
09) Highway Song
10) Beside You
11) Sickness
12) Boogie Boy
13) Perforation Problems
14) Social Life
15) Louie Louie
16) Caesar
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5:45
4:49
6:04
7:01
4:10
2:54
4:58
3:44
4:29
3:15
4:47
3:17
4:12
3:48
7:12
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First Released
1993
Punk Rock
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Rock/Pop
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American Caesar is a 1993 album by Iggy Pop. After the success of Brick by Brick, Pop opted to continue with that album's lyrical themes while toughening up the musical foundation. Consequently, the album is often considered one of his stronger 90's albums.
The cover of the UK edition contained the following text: "Parental Warning: this is an Iggy Pop record". Videos were made for "Wild America" and "Beside you". Other notable moments on the album include "Highway Song" and an ambitious cover of the 60s standard "Louie Louie" (made famous by The Kingsmen) for which Iggy wrote his very own set of humorous, politically fueled lyrics. It was later used during the opening credits of Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story.
The first single from the album, "Wild America", reached number 25 on Modern rock tracks. The album was not as commercially successful as its predecessor, but it did fare well in the UK and sold well throughout the 90s in America.
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American Caesar is a 1993 album by Iggy Pop. After the success of Brick by Brick, Pop opted to continue with that album's lyrical themes while toughening up the musical foundation. Consequently, the album is often considered one of his stronger 90's albums.
The cover of the UK edition contained the following text: "Parental Warning: this is an Iggy Pop record". Videos were made for "Wild America" and "Beside you". Other notable moments on the album include "Highway Song" and an ambitious cover of the 60s standard "Louie Louie" (made famous by The Kingsmen) for which Iggy wrote his very own set of humorous, politically fueled lyrics. It was later used during the opening credits of Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story.
The first single from the album, "Wild America", reached number 25 on Modern rock tracks. The album was not as commercially successful as its predecessor, but it did fare well in the UK and sold well throughout the 90s in America.
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