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The Early Years 1967-1970

Search: Stranded in the Jungle
by: Commander Cody

Release Date November 12, 2007

CD-Charts Position 2

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David Johansen/Live It Up

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by: David Johansen

Release Date September 08, 2008

CD-Charts Position 3

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Lifeline

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by: Roy Ayers Ubiquity

Release Date October 22, 2007

CD-Charts Position 4
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Too Much Too Soon

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by: New York Dolls

Release Date August 01, 2006
If you have you know what you're getting with this one. Perhaps the New York Dolls would have evolved and diversified if they hadn't fallen apart as they did, but this album isn't much of a representation of that. That probably sounds like a criticism, but I assure you it's not. The first album, "New York Dolls" was a great album, and another brush with the pop/punk/glam formula that made it what it was is a welcome one, it's not like they released a huge body of work in their short and self-destructive lifespan.
Perhaps this album contains a little more of the cynical humour the band offered so effectively, but it's only a magnification of an existing element, not any great change.
So if you heard and liked the first album, then ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Too Much Too Soon: Remastered [VINYL]

Search: Stranded in the Jungle
by: New York Dolls

Release Date February 04, 2008
If you have you know what you're getting with this one. Perhaps the New York Dolls would have evolved and diversified if they hadn't fallen apart as they did, but this album isn't much of a representation of that. That probably sounds like a criticism, but I assure you it's not. The first album, "New York Dolls" was a great album, and another brush with the pop/punk/glam formula that made it what it was is a welcome one, it's not like they released a huge body of work in their short and self-destructive lifespan.
Perhaps this album contains a little more of the cynical humour the band offered so effectively, but it's only a magnification of an existing element, not any great change.
So if you heard and liked the first album, then get ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Live It Up

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by: David Johansen

Release Date April 29, 2008
If you have you know what you're getting with this one. Perhaps the New York Dolls would have evolved and diversified if they hadn't fallen apart as they did, but this album isn't much of a representation of that. That probably sounds like a criticism, but I assure you it's not. The first album, "New York Dolls" was a great album, and another brush with the pop/punk/glam formula that made it what it was is a welcome one, it's not like they released a huge body of work in their short and self-destructive lifespan.
Perhaps this album contains a little more of the cynical humour the band offered so effectively, but it's only a magnification of an existing element, not any great change.
So if you heard and liked the first album, then get ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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From Here To Eternity: The Live Bootleg Box Set

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by: The New York Dolls

Release Date February 26, 2008
a large amount of this box set has appeared in various guises before.bootleg or otherwise.the dallas and detroit material both appeared on vinyl boots years ago but make their first legit appearance"s here in slightly better quality.the my fathers place gig is a radio broadcast but is almost definatly not taken from the original master,sounding more like it was taped from the radio.the little hippodrome show which takes up most of disc three was released a long time ago as the lp red patent leather.but the gem here is a superb soundboard of the band at the commodore ballroom in vancouver which is disc two tracks 5 to 13.this shows the band in great form,the packaging is trashy which fits the band just perfect.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Too Much Too Soon

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by: New York Dolls

Release Date May 30, 2006
If you have you know what you're getting with this one. Perhaps the New York Dolls would have evolved and diversified if they hadn't fallen apart as they did, but this album isn't much of a representation of that. That probably sounds like a criticism, but I assure you it's not. The first album, "New York Dolls" was a great album, and another brush with the pop/punk/glam formula that made it what it was is a welcome one, it's not like they released a huge body of work in their short and self-destructive lifespan.
Perhaps this album contains a little more of the cynical humour the band offered so effectively, but it's only a magnification of an existing element, not any great change.
So if you heard and liked the first album, then get this ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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From Here to Eternity: The Live Box Set

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by: New York Dolls

Release Date November 21, 2006
a large amount of this box set has appeared in various guises before.bootleg or otherwise.the dallas and detroit material both appeared on vinyl boots years ago but make their first legit appearance"s here in slightly better quality.the my fathers place gig is a radio broadcast but is almost definatly not taken from the original master,sounding more like it was taped from the radio.the little hippodrome show which takes up most of disc three was released a long time ago as the lp red patent leather.but the gem here is a superb soundboard of the band at the commodore ballroom in vancouver which is disc two tracks 5 to 13.this shows the band in great form,the packaging is trashy which fits the band just perfect.