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Hard Night's Day (CD)

By: New York Dolls (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Hard Night's Day (CD) Album By New York Dolls (Artist)
1   Seven Day Weekend
2   Frankenstein
3   Who Are The Mystery Girls?
4   Showdown, (There's Gonna Be A)
5   Back In The USA
6   Lookin' For A Kiss
7   Jet Boy
8   It's Too Late
9   Bad Detective
10   Lonely Planet Boy
11   Subway Train
12   Private World
13   Trash
14   Human Being
15   Don't Start Me Talkin'
16   Give Her A Great Big Kiss
17   Vietnamese Baby
18   Babylon
19   Bad Girl
20   Pills
21   Personality Crisis
 

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Review

CMJ (9/18/00, p.24) - "...Astounding....the collection's moments of primal perfection are so lofty and frequent, they simply have to be heard to be believed....goosebump-inducing..."
Mojo (Publisher) (11/00, p.118) - "...This is where it all started....experience the distilled spirit of rock'n'roll."

Title Note

New York Dolls: Johnny Thunders, Sylvain Sylvain (vocals, guitar); David Johansen (vocals, harmonica); Arthur Harold Kane (bass); Jerry Nolan (drums).

Producer: Paul Nelson.

Recorded live at Planet Studios, New York, New York in March 1973. Includes liner notes by Marty Thau.

Digitally remastered by Vic Anesini.

With all the alternative rock water that's passed under the bridge, it's hard to articulate the impact the New York Dolls' incendiary early performances had on subsequent rock & roll. The Stooges apart (and they were a different kind of garage band entirely, in content as much as style), there simply hadn't been anything quite as confrontational, cocky, and in-your-face prior to the Dolls. A HARD NIGHT'S DAY collects all but two of the songs they recorded (in a single one-night session) as demos for Mercury Records, prior to enlisting Todd Rundgren to produce their official debut album. It?s necessarily rawer than that effort (although Rundgren, to his credit, didn?t really slick them up much), but it?s a pretty representative document of what the Dolls sounded like live on a good night at their Mercer Arts Center stomping grounds.

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