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Too Much Too Soon

The New York Dolls didnt look punk. And when they more...1 point

The New York Dolls didnt look punk. And when they were busy inventing the American version of what would eventually get called punk, it really didnt have a name. Despite being championed by critics from coast to coast, the Dolls had more of a critical than commercial impact. Too Much Too Soon is the bands second album, produced by Shadow Morton, who had the distinction of having worked with both the Shangri-Las and Vanilla Fudge. In some ways, it could be said that this album splits the differe...1 point

Morrisey Presents The Return of The New York Dolls - Live from Royal Albert Hall 2004

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New York Dolls

In 1972, when rock & roll was all but dead in more...0 points

In 1972, when rock & roll was all but dead in Manhattan, five cross-dressing glam punks from the boroughs convened and began hammering out crude, sub-Chuck Berry rock for the downtown in-crowd. It took another year before a record company dared to sign them, thus foisting <i>The New York Dolls</i> on an essentially uninterested world. Taking their cue from the band's guitarist/Keefalike Johnny Thunders, hardcore Dolls fans pooh-poohed Todd Rundgren's production as wimpy: twenty-f...0 points

New York Doll

For a look at a "Killer," <i>New Y more...0 points

For a look at a "Killer," <i>New York Doll</i> is a surprisingly tender portrait. But then Arthur "Killer" Kane, bass player for the New York Dolls, was a gentle soul at heart. In his feature film debut, director Greg Whiteley ably explores the dichotomy between the stone-faced rocker with the "killer" bass lines and the mild-mannered librarian at LA's Mormon Family History Center. Kane never had much of a home life, but he loved rock and roll, and found...0 points

Sourpuss The New York Dolls &quot;Personality Crisis&quot; Vinyl Punk Tote Bag

The print is bright & green & white & more...0 points

The print is bright & green & white & says twistin on the devils fork0 points