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How many second chances does Iggy Pop get? The singing Stooge nabs another with this robust studio resurrection of his alliance with guitarist James Williamson, the axis behind the Stooges 1973 lethal-glam classic, Raw Power, and the battered jewels on the 1977 Pop-Williamson set, Kill City. Ready to Die more resembles the latter, not just in the lower acoustic gear of Unfriendly World and The Departed, a homage to the late Stooge Ron Asheton, but in the meaty brawling-Stones thrust of Burn, Job, Gun and the lascivious DDs. Iggy is, as you can tell, in blunt fuck-you and just-try-to-kill-me form the reason, of course, he gets all these chances. -David Fricke rollingstone.com

1. Burn

2. Sex & Money

3. Job

4. Gun

5. Unfriendly World

6. Ready to Die

7. DD's

8. Dirty Deal

9. Beat That Guy

10. The Departed