The John Peel lecture with Iggy pop 2014 MP4 (oan)

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John Peel lecture with Iggy pop 2014 MP4 (oan)




Iggy Pop delivers this year's BBC Music John Peel Lecture on the subject of
free music in a capitalist society. Iggy has inspired and energised rock and
roll's alternative spirit since the late sixties and John Peel was actually
the first DJ to play Iggy's music (as part of the Stooges) on UK radio in
1969. Following the lecture, Lauren Laverne talks to Iggy about his musical
legacy and a specially-invited audience puts questions to the godfather of punk.

The annual John Peel Lecture invites a notable figure from the music industry
to shape a debate and create insight around music and music-related media.
Taking its inspiration from one of the greatest radio broadcasters of all time
and a figure who perpetually challenged the status quo, the John Peel Lecture
has been a part of the Radio Festival since 2011. The John Peel Lecture 2014
also marks 10 years since Peel's passing.

Iggy Pop joins a list of high profile speakers who have delivered the
John Peel Lecture. These are The Who's Pete Townshend in 2011, who explored
the implications of digital music media in an age of free downloads and a
disposable attitude to music; Billy Bragg in 2012 who's speech explored how
music and radio need mavericks to keep moving forward; and in October 2013
Charlotte Church delivered an insightful speech on the theme of women and
their representation in the music industry.



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