Terrific live album of this intractable musician. Iggy Pop can hardly be surpassed in fierceness and intensity. He behaves like a hurt wild animal that has been urged into narrowness and now beats out blindly. Whereas the studio versions of the songs are already quite fast, the pace on these live versions is just breathtaking. I don't want to highlight any single songs. They are all excellent. By the way, on piano is David Bowie who also has written some songs together with Iggy Pop.

I don't know what the other reviewers who returned this wanted from a recording; maybe they wanted Year 2003 quality recording, like Yanni Live. THIS IS IGGY FROM THE 70's! TV Eye is the best live recording of The True Sound of Iggy, and TV Eye is the proof. Like it or not, "bootleg" sound or no, this is what his band sounded like, and it mightily kicks. The over the top guitar and bass playing, Iggy shouting and moaning the lyrics, it's the best. It was also, I believe, the very first album to sport a full sized parental warning sticker, God bless him. If you want more civilized, better produced music, look elsewhere. If you want the True Sound of the man who would insult anyone and literally bleed for his audience, buy this and play it LOUD!

This was Iggy in his truest form, climbing up from the bottom. There was something about the way he screamed "I got a right" that let you know, he certainly did and he worked it for all it was worth. Maybe not the best production of it's time but still the most honest. this guy was possessed. Music was a drag and then there was glam. Iggy Pop walked that fine line between them, he spit off to the side

A good selection from his Lust for Life/The Idiot support tour. Tight band with the Sales Brothers in his rhythm section. A good selection of tunes from both the Stooges repertiore and his own blossoming solo act. Probably my favorite version of "I Wanna Be Your Dog," and well as the best live version of "I Got a Right." Overall, an incredible live collection by Mr. Pop.

Most professional reviews that I've read trash this album but it's one of my favourites so it's nice to see some positive reviews. I even like the sound quality - it's got some muscle that I've never heard on another live album. The whole band sounds perfect.