STOOGES (The), Iggy Pop 1977 Poster 148

1977 Iggy Pop is a specific kind of unhinged, the kind that influenced every punk, post-punk, and noise band that came after and most of them will admit it if you catch them in an honest moment.

By '77 the Stooges were already done, Raw Power was already three years old and becoming mythology, and Iggy was in Berlin with Bowie making records that would rewrite the rules again. This poster captures that era of pure confrontational energy, the wiry, shirtless, absolutely feral frontman who basically invented stage presence as an extreme sport. If your wall doesn't have at least one proto-punk deity on it, this is where you start.

Poster, 60cm wide x 84cm tall. Available framed in a black matt wooden frame, professionally mounted on MDF. Send us a message if you'd like to add framing to your order.