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First, a quick history lesson. Released in 1973, Raw Power was the third album by The Stooges. After the avant-garde noise of their first two records, they were dropped by Elektra Records and seemingly finished. But frontman Iggy Pop and guitarist James Williamson were determined. They regrouped with the Asheton brothers (Ron on bass, Scott on drums), and with the help of David Bowie (who was then a burgeoning star and Iggy's friend), they landed a deal with Columbia Records. Iggy and the Stooges: Raw Power [Legacy Edition

Raw Power wasn't a commercial success initially, but it became a foundational text for the punk movement that exploded in 1976-1977. Why "Deluxe Edition" Matters: The Quest for Better Sound After the avant-garde noise of their first two

Here's a feature on the Deluxe Edition of "Raw Power" that highlights its extra quality: Raw Power wasn't a commercial success initially, but

The outtakes from these sessions show that the band was writing more material than could fit on a single LP, often just as strong as the final tracks.