When the riotous, confrontational "last ever" Iggy & the Stooges gig Metallic KO was issued in 1976 on the French indie Skydog label, it heralded the punk movement and cemented Iggy"s position in it. Iggy"s career then took off, and a 40+ year relationship between Skydog and Iggy Pop commenced. Here are all the Skydog label"s Iggy releases, remastered, in one clam-shell box set in seven CDs and a DVD; a fitting tribute to the label"s punk pioneer boss Marc Zermati, who passed away in June. It includes the two Metallic KO source tapes pitch-corrected, collections of rare songs, acoustic shows on DVD and studio CD and the Stooges 2003 reunion. Plus a 48-page booklet with notes by Iggy Pop biographer Paul Trynka. 1. Metallic KO (original album); 2. Metallic KO (1973 Michigan tape); 3. Metallic KO (1974 Michigan tape); 4. We Are Not Talking About Commercial Sh*t; 5. Wake Up Suckers; 6. Acoustics KO live NTSC DVD; 7. Acoustics KO studio CD; 8. Telluric Chaos - reformed Stooges live in Tokyo in 2003. EP tracks are added as bonus tracks.