Artist	Song
New York Dolls	Personality Crisis
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Looking for a Kiss
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Trash
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Babylon
from Too Much Too Soon (1988)
New York Dolls	Pills
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Who Are the Mystery Girls?
from Rock 'n Roll (2006)
New York Dolls	Jet Boy
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Subway Train
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Dance Like a Monkey
from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This (2007)
New York Dolls	Stranded in the Jungle
from Too Much Too Soon (1988)
New York Dolls	Lonely Planet Boy
from New York Dolls (1987)
New York Dolls	Dancing On the Lip of a Volcano
from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This (2007)
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers	Chinese Rocks
from L.A.M.F. (The Lost '77 Mixes) [Special Edition] (2005)
New York Dolls	Puss 'N' Boots
from Too Much Too Soon (1988)
Johnny Thunders	You Can't Put Your Arms Round a Memory
from So Alone (2008)
New York Dolls	Chatterbox
from Too Much Too Soon (1988)
New York Dolls	Bad Girl
from New York Dolls (1987)
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers	Born to Lose
from L.A.M.F. (The Lost '77 Mixes) [Special Edition] (2005)
New York Dolls	Bad Detective
from Too Much Too Soon (1988)
New York Dolls	We're All In Love
from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This (2007)
David Johansen	Funky But Chic
from David Johansen (2009)
New York Dolls	It's Too Late
from Too Much Too Soon (1988)
New York Dolls	Plenty of Music
from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This (2007)
New York Dolls	'Cause I Sez So
from 'Cause I Sez So (2009)
David Johansen	Frenchette
from David Johansen (2009)
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers	Let Go
from L.A.M.F. (The Lost '77 Mixes) [Special Edition] (2005)
New York Dolls	Human Being
from Rock 'n Roll (2006)
New York Dolls	Take a Good Look At My Good Looks
from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This (2007)
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers	One Track Mind
from L.A.M.F. (The Lost '77 Mixes) [Special Edition] (2005)
David Johansen	Cool Metro
from David Johansen (2009)
New York Dolls	(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the New York Dolls (2003)
David Johansen	Girls
from David Johansen (2009)
New York Dolls	I Ain't Got Nothin'
from One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This (2007)
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers	It's Not Enough
from L.A.M.F. (The Lost '77 Mixes) [Special Edition] (2005)
New York Dolls	Exorcism of Despair
from 'Cause I Sez So (2009)
New York Dolls	Frankenstein
from Rock 'n Roll (2006)
Johnny Thunders	Dead or Alive
from So Alone (2008)
New York Dolls	Muddy Bones
from 'Cause I Sez So (2009)
David Johansen	Melody
from In Style (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Johnny Thunders	So Alone
from So Alone (2008)
David Johansen	She Loves Strangers
from Here Comes the Night + Bonus Track (2009)
New York Dolls	Nobody Got No Bizness
from 'Cause I Sez So (2009)
David Johansen	Donna
from David Johansen (2009)
Johnny Thunders	London Boys
from So Alone (2008)
David Johansen	Heart of Gold
from Here Comes the Night + Bonus Track (2009)

Comment:

According to Chris Bohn of the U.K.'s [i]New Musical Express[/i], "The Dolls epitomized trash. They were tart, amoral, stupid, crass and vulgar." Counterpoint? Robert Hilburn of the [i]Los Angeles Times[/i]: The Dolls' second album is "perhaps the best example of raw, thumb-your-nose-at-the-world, punk rock since the Rolling Stones' [i]Exile On Main St.[/i]." Love 'em or hate 'em — and there were lots of folks in each camp — you just can't ignore the New York Dolls. And you can't deny their influence; without 'em, there's no Blondie, no Ramones, no KISS . . . no foolin'. Their splash onto what would become the N.Y.C. punk underground wasn't just a match in a gas tank, it was a napalm bomb dropped on a fireworks factory. They played with gender, they played with passion, they played with people's heads, and they did it at maximum volume before imploding, only to arise like a battle-scarred phoenix for a most improbable second act in the new millennium. This is a must-hear band. Period.

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