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New York Dolls
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(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown
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from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the New York Dolls
(2003)
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David Johansen
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Girls
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from David Johansen
(2009)
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New York Dolls
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I Ain't Got Nothin'
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from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This
(2007)
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Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers
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It's Not Enough
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from L.A.M.F. (The Lost '77 Mixes) [Special Edition]
(2005)
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New York Dolls
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Exorcism of Despair
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from 'Cause I Sez So
(2009)
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New York Dolls
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Frankenstein
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from Rock 'n Roll
(2006)
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Johnny Thunders
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Dead or Alive
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from So Alone
(2008)
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New York Dolls
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Muddy Bones
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from 'Cause I Sez So
(2009)
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David Johansen
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Melody
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from In Style (Bonus Track Version)
(2009)
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Johnny Thunders
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So Alone
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from So Alone
(2008)
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David Johansen
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She Loves Strangers
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from Here Comes the Night + Bonus Track
(2009)
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New York Dolls
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Nobody Got No Bizness
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from 'Cause I Sez So
(2009)
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David Johansen
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Donna
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from David Johansen
(2009)
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Johnny Thunders
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London Boys
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from So Alone
(2008)
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David Johansen
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Heart of Gold
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from Here Comes the Night + Bonus Track
(2009)
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Comment:
Flash-forward 30 or so years; Johansen has blazed through multiple personalities (including lounge barbarian Buster Poindexter), Sylvain is in semi-retirement, and Johnny Thunders, bassist Arthur Kane, and drummer Jerry Nolan are permanently — make that [i]unalterably[/i] — retired. Then, in 2006, the Dolls sprang back to life with [i]One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This[/i], whose bloody-but-unbowed [i]veterano[/i] reminiscence in "I Ain't Got Nothin'" clearly demonstrates that they still got somethin', and plenty of it. Bringing in original producer Todd Rundgren — after a 36 year layoff — on 2009's [i]'Cause I Sez So[/i] reunites as much of the original team as still breathes, and the scruffy, scrappy rawness of "Muddy Bones" sounds more like a bunch of twenty-something ruffians than guys just a few years away from drawing Social Security. And to play us out, the swaggerjackin' funk of the show-closing "Nobody Got No Bizness" ends with a promise we hope they'll always keep: "If we don't come back, just call us on the Ouija board."
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