Name: Blah,Blah,Blah
Brand: Universal Music Vertrieb - A Division of Universal Music GmbH
SKU: 363580
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Album: Blah,Blah,Blah
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Real Wild Child (Wild One)	More Info...	3:41
2)	Baby It Can't Fall	More Info...	4:15
3)	Shades	More Info...	5:58
4)	Fire Girl	More Info...	3:34
5)	Isolation	More Info...	4:36
6)	Cry For Love	More Info...	4:29
7)	Blah-Blah-Blah	More Info...	4:33
8)	Hideaway	More Info...	5:01
9)	Winners & Losers	More Info...	6:18
10)	Little Miss Emperor	More Info...	3:51

Album: Blah,Blah,Blah
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Real Wild Child (Wild One)	More Info...	3:41
2)	Baby It Can't Fall	More Info...	4:15
3)	Shades	More Info...	5:58
4)	Fire Girl	More Info...	3:34
5)	Isolation	More Info...	4:36
6)	Cry For Love	More Info...	4:29
7)	Blah-Blah-Blah	More Info...	4:33
8)	Hideaway	More Info...	5:01
9)	Winners & Losers	More Info...	6:18
10)	Little Miss Emperor	More Info...	3:51

Performer Notes

Personnel: Iggy Pop (vocals); Kevin Armstrong, Steve Jones (guitar); Edral Kizilcay (synthesizers, bass, drums).
Recorded at Mountain Studios, Montreaux, Switzerland.
Few artists have wreaked as much havoc upon the music industry--or, for that matter, upon themselves--as Iggy Pop. In a career full of thrilling highs and lows that bottomed out well below sea level, Pop has hurled himself headfirst into nearly every wall he has ever encountered. BLAH, BLAH, BLAH marks yet another Pop comeback. As the punk era was swallowed whole by the more socially acceptable New Wave, Pop seemed like an anachronism--a mercenary without a war. He countered with his most solid collection of tunes, accompanied by a streamlined backing band that rocked with purpose but didn't destroy everything in sight.
The breakthrough single "Cry for Love," on which Pop is aided greatly by an incendiary guitar solo from former Sex Pistol Steve Jones, is (in Pop terms) nearly a ballad. Elsewhere, Pop tears through a rousing cover of "Real Wild Child." But it is on the staccato title track that Pop goes full throttle, and the real wild one comes out--undiminished by time, nature, or any other outside force.

Professional Reviews

Mojo (Publisher) (12/01, p.155) - "...Vintage rock'n'roll cover 'Real Wild Child' was a UK Top 10 hit; the synth-burnished rock melodrama of 'Shades' and 'Isolation' had a compelling dignity..."