Name: Brick By Brick
Brand: Pop, Iggy
SKU: 336052
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Brick By Brick

Rating

Album: Brick By Brick
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Home	More Info...
2)	Main Street Eyes	More Info...
3)	I Won't Crap Out	More Info...
4)	Candy	More Info...
5)	Butt Town	More Info...
6)	The Undefeated	More Info...
7)	Moonlight Lady	More Info...
8)	Something Wild	More Info...
9)	Neon Forest	More Info...
10)	Starry Night	More Info...
11)	Pussy Power	More Info...
12)	My Baby Wants To Rock & Roll	More Info...
13)	Brick By Brick	More Info...
14)	Livin' On The Edge Of The Night	More Info...

Album: Brick By Brick
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Home	More Info...
2)	Main Street Eyes	More Info...
3)	I Won't Crap Out	More Info...
4)	Candy	More Info...
5)	Butt Town	More Info...
6)	The Undefeated	More Info...
7)	Moonlight Lady	More Info...
8)	Something Wild	More Info...
9)	Neon Forest	More Info...
10)	Starry Night	More Info...
11)	Pussy Power	More Info...
12)	My Baby Wants To Rock & Roll	More Info...
13)	Brick By Brick	More Info...
14)	Livin' On The Edge Of The Night	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Iggy Pop (vocals, guitar); Kate Pierson, John Hiatt, Alex Brown (vocals); David Lindley (various instruments); Waddy Wachtel (acoustic & electric guitars); Slash (guitar); David McMurray (saxophone); Jamie Muhoberac (piano, keyboards, organ); Chuck Domanico (acoustic bass); Duff McKagan, Charley Drayton (bass); Kenny Aronoff (drums); The Leeching Delinquents, Ed Cherney, Sir Harry Bowens, Sweet Pea Atkinson, Donald Ray Mitchell (background vocals).
BRICK BY BRICK began a long association with Virgin Records for Iggy Pop, and as one of Iggy's biggest commercial successes, it kicked off the relationship auspiciously, going Gold and spawning the pop hit "Candy." A marked contrast to the murky punk/metal monochrome of its predecessor, INSTINCT, BRICK BY BRICK, was richly produced by Don Was, who brought in a wide array of session players and guest stars to frame Iggy for maximum accessibility. While the duet with B-52's singer Kate Pierson on the melodic torch tune "Candy" is a highlight, and many of the tunes are softer than the Igster's usual fare, there are plenty of hard-rocking moments here too, like the churning "Neon Forest" and metal-tinged "My Baby Wants to Rock & Roll."

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (8/9/90) - 4 Stars - Excellent "...By now an elder statesman of the wild, Iggy's roles as criminal-with-a-conscience is both mythic and essential..."

Entertainment Weekly - Rating: B

Q - 4 Stars - Excellent

Mojo (Publisher) (12/01, p.155) - "...This is Pop's pop album..."