The New York Dolls are most famous for the music they did in the early 1970s. They only released two albums in that time period, “New York Dolls” in 1973 and “Too Much Too Soon” in 1974, and neither album sold that well. But they were extremely influential on punk rock, heavy metal, hard rock, glam rock, glam, metal, and other musical genres.
They broke up in 1976. Lead singer David Johansen had a successful second career with the persona "Buster Poindexter," playing a very different style of music. The band had a surprise reunion in 2004, however, although by that time only three of the five original band members were alive and participating in the reunion. One would have thought that they were long past their prime by that point. But they surprised with a very well receive album in 2006, "One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This." Many critics put it on their best albums of the year list. This concert is a mix of songs from the new album and older classics.
Here's the band's Wikipedia page for more information:
The music is unreleased, and the sound quality is excellent.
This album is 53 minutes long.
01 talk (New York Dolls)
02 Looking for a Kiss (New York Dolls)
03 We're All in Love (New York Dolls)
04 talk (New York Dolls)
05 Puss 'N Boots (New York Dolls)
06 Gotta Get Away from Tommy (New York Dolls)
07 Take a Good Look at My Good Looks (New York Dolls)
08 Gimmie Love and Turn on the Lights (New York Dolls)
09 talk (New York Dolls)
10 Private World (New York Dolls)
11 talk (New York Dolls)
12 Dance like a Monkey (New York Dolls)
13 Punishing World (New York Dolls)
14 talk (New York Dolls)
15 Trash (New York Dolls)
16 Jet Boy (New York Dolls)
17 talk (New York Dolls)
18 Personality Crisis (New York Dolls)
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The cover of singer David Johansen is a screenshot I took from a video of this exact concert.
