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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. We're All in Love | |||
| 2. Runnin's Around | |||
| 3. Plenty Of Music | |||
| 4. Dance Like a Monkey | |||
| 5. Punishing World | |||
| 6. Maimed Happiness | |||
| 7. Fishnets & Cigarettes | |||
| 8. Gotta Get Away From Tommy | |||
| 9. Daning On The Lip Of A Volcano | |||
| 10. I Ain't Got Nothin' | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Making Of The Album (DVD) | |||
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By Me
Format:Audio CD
Not exactly like the original dolls but then I guess there's no point in just creating the past. That aside after a couple of listens we have one strong album.
Standout tracks? Well the first single, "Dance like a Monkey" is great and sounds a bit like the dolls of old, and even better sounds like nothing else out there at the moment. "Fishnets and Cigarettes" has a great swagger. "Maimed Happiness" a strong, slow broody song with a vocal which really sounds like it's 30 years later.
But then it is 30 years later and hopefully the public will embrace the dolls this time around and even more hopefully we get more than two albums out of them.
Standout tracks? Well the first single, "Dance like a Monkey" is great and sounds a bit like the dolls of old, and even better sounds like nothing else out there at the moment. "Fishnets and Cigarettes" has a great swagger. "Maimed Happiness" a strong, slow broody song with a vocal which really sounds like it's 30 years later.
But then it is 30 years later and hopefully the public will embrace the dolls this time around and even more hopefully we get more than two albums out of them.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is a relly fantastic album which i love so much. Its just so fun. Put it on and get carried away.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Rock and roll was always seen as a young bucks game before a mortgage and noose locked around the neck and platform shoes and hairy chests were swopped for slippers and pipe. The 50-70's discourse; you'll settle down soon.
Thank Lucifer some people rip up the rule book.
The Dolls have the swagger of punk Rolling Stones, more bar chord thrash than blues nit pickings whilst David curls his tongue around the come ons. Tottering on their big stacks, Marlboro perched on the lip an gin bottle on the hip, the Dolls breathed a New York brashness and exuded a strutting rock and roll party. Swallowing bennies, screaming out the angst, the Dolls paraded trash before it became class.
This album balances neatly with the previous releases when they were studiously ignored. Wearing their hearts on their sleeves their cod pieces on full display the Dolls tease those guitar shapes out of lives crawling in the gutter dressed in fishnets, stilletoes and bright red lipstick. The tawdry lives of those who have given the pay check the finger and dreaming of the bigger things of blasting down the highway or at least thumbing a lift.
Fits in with the pre punk blasts of the 70's seguing straight into the 21st century as still relevant to the times and places.
The door to the Glam world has ever faded it just needs a good polish on the knob
Thank Lucifer some people rip up the rule book.
The Dolls have the swagger of punk Rolling Stones, more bar chord thrash than blues nit pickings whilst David curls his tongue around the come ons. Tottering on their big stacks, Marlboro perched on the lip an gin bottle on the hip, the Dolls breathed a New York brashness and exuded a strutting rock and roll party. Swallowing bennies, screaming out the angst, the Dolls paraded trash before it became class.
This album balances neatly with the previous releases when they were studiously ignored. Wearing their hearts on their sleeves their cod pieces on full display the Dolls tease those guitar shapes out of lives crawling in the gutter dressed in fishnets, stilletoes and bright red lipstick. The tawdry lives of those who have given the pay check the finger and dreaming of the bigger things of blasting down the highway or at least thumbing a lift.
Fits in with the pre punk blasts of the 70's seguing straight into the 21st century as still relevant to the times and places.
The door to the Glam world has ever faded it just needs a good polish on the knob
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Another Masterpiece from the Dolls
Yet again David Johansen and Sylvain Sylvain pull no punches in their writing, the first track is pure NYD's attitood! Read more
Published on 8 Jun 2009 by FredGumbo1
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One Day it'll please us to forget we ever even had doubts
Well i didn't know what i was gonna make of this, but this version of the New york Dolls are so HOt they're CooL! Nothing ropey about this. Read more
Published on 12 Aug 2008 by mrcheznangel
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Dance Like A Monkey
If you were disappointed that the return of The Stooges didn't pan out to be as great as you could have hoped then feast your ears on the sleazy New York Dolls. Read more
Published on 29 July 2007 by Chris C
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New York Dolls in 2006 Rather Than the Seventies
Listened to this on the way in to work today: it set me up for the day. Sounds how you would imagine the New York Dolls would sound today rather than how a seventies third album... Read more
Published on 15 Dec 2006 by Mr. Stephen Holmes
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GREAT!!!!!
GLAM ROCK!!!!!!! Encoperates everything from motley crue to kiss!!!!
This is just a great hair metal album!!!!
you'll love it if you like to dance!!! Read more
This is just a great hair metal album!!!!
you'll love it if you like to dance!!! Read more
Published on 8 Aug 2006 by D. Rigby
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Back with even more make up
This album has everything and more than you could ever hope for in a glam rock album. With everything from the 80's feel rock tracks that make you want to dance like "dance like a... Read more
Published on 26 July 2006 by Alan Stevens
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