Zombie Birdhouse
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is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Run Like A Villain
The Villagers
Angry Hills
Life Of Work
The Ballad Of Cookie McBride
Ordinary Bummer
Eat Or Be Eaten
Bulldozer
Platonic
The Horse Song
Watching The News
Street Crazies
In 1982, after Iggy's contract with Arista lapsed, he was offered the opportunity to work with Blondie mastermind Chris Stein, who not only produced Zombie Birdhouse, but originally released the album on his own short-lived Animal Records imprint, and Iggy seemed to approach the album as his opportunity to let loose with every musical and lyrical impulse that wouldn't have passed muster on the label that gave us Barry Manilow and Whitney Houston. After the perverse attempt at a dance-pop album that was Party, Zombie Birdhouse certainly seemed like the right idea; Rob DuPrey, who handled the keyboards, guitars, and programming and wrote most of the music, came up with a set of interesting pop tunes, skeletal but full of ideas and sharp angles, often suggesting a less pretentious and more emotionally direct corollary to the arty approach of the David Bowie-produced The Idiot.