Artist > New York Dolls

Side 1

Personality Crisis
Looking For a Kiss
Vietnamese baby
Lonely Planet Boy
Frankenstein (Orig.)

Side 2

Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

Side 1

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

Side 1

Personality Crisis
Looking For a Kiss
Vietnamese baby
Lonely Planet Boy
Frankenstein (Orig.)

Side 2

Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

Side 1

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

1. Personality Crisis
2. bad Girl
3. Looking For A Kiss
4. Give Her A Great BIg Kiss
5. Pills
6. Vietnamese Baby
7. Trash
8. Chatterbox
9. Puss 'N Boots
10. Hoochie Coochie Man
11. Jet Boy

Side 1

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

Side 1

Personality Crisis
Looking For a Kiss
Vietnamese baby
Lonely Planet Boy
Frankenstein (Orig.)

Side 2

Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

Intro
Personality Crisis
Bad Girl
Looking For A Kiss
Giver Her A Great Big Kiss
Stranded In The Jungle
Pills
Vietnamese Baby
Trash
Chatterbox
Puss N' Boots
Hootchie Coochie Man
Jet Boy

Side 1

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

Along with the Stooges, the New York Dolls were largely responsible for pioneering the sound and attitude of punk, and this, their self-titled debut, is one of the founding documents of post-'60s rock. Outrageous, shambolic and bursting with energy, the Dolls borrowed from the amped-up, bluesy swagger of the Rolling Stones, the pop confections of Phil Spector, and the campy theatrics that would flower with the glam movement, yet brought it all together with a visceral impact that recalled the jolt of early rock & roll. Now available here on 180g Import LP.

1. Personality Crisis
2. Looking for a Kiss
3. Vietnamese Baby
4. Lonely Planet Boy
5. Frankenstein
6. Trash
7. Bad Girl
8. Subway Train
9. Pills
10. Private World
11. Jet Boy

One time only pink vinyl pressing (1000 copies worldwide) of the band's newest studio album!

1. We're All In Love
2. Runnin' 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. Dancing On the Lip Of A Volcano
10. I Ain't Got Nothin'
11. Rainbow Store
12. Gimme Luv & Turn On The Light
13. Take A Good look At My Good Looks

Along with the Stooges, the New York Dolls were largely responsible for pioneering the sound and attitude of punk, and this, their self-titled debut, is one of the founding documents of post-'60s rock. Outrageous, shambolic and bursting with energy, the Dolls borrowed from the amped-up, bluesy swagger of the Rolling Stones, the pop confections of Phil Spector, and the campy theatrics that would flower with the glam movement, yet brought it all together with a visceral impact that recalled the jolt of early rock & roll.

New York Dolls New York Dolls Track Listing

1. Personality Crisis
2. Looking for a Kiss
3. Vietnamese Baby
4. Lonely Planet Boy
5. Frankenstein
6. Trash
7. Bad Girl
8. Subway Train
9. Pills
10. Private World
11. Jet Boy

The New York Dolls strutted onto the scene in the early 1970s with an irresistible mix of proto-punk rebellion, Stones-y swagger, and a glam, gender-bending blur of lipstick and platform boots. Their self-titled 1973 debut LP, #213 on Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, was produced by pop-rock wizard Todd Rundgren, who reunited with the band for, 'Cause I Sez So, the fourth studio album of their intermittent yet highly influential career. Recorded at Rundgren’s Utopia Sound Studio in Kauai, the album features original Dolls David Johansen (vocals) and Sylvain Sylvain (guitar) plus Steve Conte (guitar), Brian Delaney (drums) and Sami Yaffa (bass). The 12-song track list features 11 new originals plus a send-up of “Trash,” a standout from their ’73 debut that Rolling Stone praised as a, “nonsensical, good-rocking ass-shaker.”

“It was amazing working with Todd again, and I think we were able to evoke the special sound of our first album and drag it by the hair into the present.”— David Johansen

Track Listing:

1. ’Cause I Sez So
2. Muddy Bones
3. Better Than You
4. Lonely So Long
5. My World
6. This Is Ridiculous
7. Temptation To Exist
8. Making Rain
9. Drowning
10. Nobody Got No Bizness
11. Trash
12. Exorcism Of Despair