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Raw Power sounds exactly like its title suggests: loud, reckless, distorted, and permanently on the verge of falling apart. Released in 1973, The Stooges’ third album paired Iggy Pop’s unhinged swagger with James Williamson’s vicious guitar work, creating a record that would become a blueprint for punk, garage rock, and generations of bands that followed.
Raw Power sounds exactly like its title suggests: loud, reckless, distorted, and permanently on the verge of falling apart. Released in 1973, The Stooges’ third album paired Iggy Pop’s unhinged swagger with James Williamson’s vicious guitar work, creating a record that would become a blueprint for punk, garage rock, and generations of bands that followed.