Howl

Iggy Pop · Roadkill Rising: The Bootleg Collection 1977-09 [2007]

Hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowl

Hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowl

...



Fuck it

I feel like howling

Got nowhere to turn

They'll kill you

For your spirit

This is what you learn



The music of tomorrow is

What you feel today

The owners of the future

Is not the one they say



A montain of faces

Is rapin' my ear

I'm glad that my pride is

Stronger than my fear



I'm howling, baby

I'm howling, baby

Howling, baby



I knew the producer

He's got lots of tricks

He is the starmaker

The bands are little pricks



The music of tomorrow is

What you feel today

The owners of the future

Is not the one they say



A montain of faces

Is rapin' my ear

I'm glad that my pride is

Stronger than my fear



I'm howling, baby

I'm howling, baby

I'm howling, baby

I'm howling, baby

Howling, baby

Howling, baby

Howling, baby

Howling, baby

I'm howling, baby

Howl - Iggy Pop

Recorded in 1977, "Howl" stands as a defining track on Iggy Pop's "Roadkill Rising: The Bootleg Collection," capturing the raw energy of his early punk era. The song exemplifies Pop's signature style, blending aggressive vocals with a driving rhythm that challenged the boundaries of rock music at the time. Released alongside other seminal bootleg recordings, the track highlights his evolution from a garage rock pioneer to a global icon known for his theatrical performances and uncompromising artistic vision. As a key piece of his discography, "Howl" remains essential for understanding the sound and spirit of late 1970s alternative rock.