Whilst listening to most Johnny Thunders music, but particularly "L.A.M.F. - the lost '77 mixes" I put my mind through the whole gamut of words that best describe what I am hearing, and include "uncooked", "raw", "coarse", "gutsy", "forceful", "strong", "tidal" (as in unstoppable), "violent", "chaotic", "assertive" and "unvarnished". In this genre he is omnipotent, only matched by a few legendary bands such as The Ramones, The Sex Pistols, and his old band The New York Dolls. His music is true to the concept of rock'n'roll music and its derivatives that many of us signed up for - unspoilt by complicated arrangements and a plethora of fiddling around in the recording studio by a phalanx of sound engineers, producers, and managers.
On this album you will experience the very best of Johnny Thunders, who although he led a shambolic, substance abuse ravaged life, still was able to keep true to his musical preferences and not produce anything but sheer unadulterated punk rock music such as "Born To Lose", "Baby Talk", "Chinese Rocks", "Get Off The Phone", and "Goin' Steady".
Not a duff track on the album, and if you've not listened to Johnny Thunders before, please do now and see how many of the descriptive words above are bought to the forefront of your perception.