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Limited edition Japanese pressing of this classic album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. Sony. 2007. Iggy Pop / Stooges Raw Power Songs | 1. | Search And Destroy |
| 2. | Gimme Danger |
| 3. | Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell |
| 4. | Penetration |
| 5. | Raw Power |
| 6. | I Need Somebody |
| 7. | Shake Appeal |
| 8. | Death Trip |
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