Various – Lipstick Powder & Paint!
€25.03
Is discontinued by manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 16.1 x 14.3 x 0.89 cm; 111.98 g
Manufacturer : Ace
Manufacturer reference : CDCHD1377
Original Release Date : 2013
Label : Ace
ASIN : B00DTWPZAQ
Number of discs : 1
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ケンケン –
同種のラモーンズのモノより彼らの幅広い音楽性が楽しめるかなアレンジの力量もドールズの方があるのがわかりますよく知らない人がタイトルとジャケだけ見たらドールズのアルバムと間違わないかな？（笑）
lionjon –
Good original versions well worth buying
Jay Boco –
Love this label. The booklet provides a nice historical background of the New York Dolls. But of course it’s not the Dolls one listens to with this disc. It’s their influences.What makes this a great collection are the songs that appear here which are not the customary ones. For example there is the somewhat obligatory inclusion of Eddie Cochran but it’s not Summertime Blues or 20 Flight Rock; it’s Somethin’ Else (ironic isn’t it?). Many more where the names are the same but the songs are more obscure entries: Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Elvis, the Coasters, the Chambers Brothers, etc. Sure the artists that influenced them are repeats of other mostly English bands that have come out, frequently on Mojo’s in house label. But if these are truly the songs of influence this is a cool revelation.Still, The Jayhawks and not the Cadets. That’s a choice of version made by very few. But I guess that is consistent.You can listen to this disc without feeling you’ve been here before.Buy it and fill in some holes in your 50s/60s collection.
Rob Sanderson –
iF YOU LOVE THE DOLLS YOU MAY WELL WANT TO DELVE DEEPER AND HEAR THE ORIGINALS THAT INFLUENCED THEM. GREAT VALUE COLLECTION LOTS OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOS AND SLEEVES OF THE ORIGINAL ARTISTS. ONLY SLIGHTLY ODD THING IN THIS SERIES IS THAT INSTEAD OF MORE DETAIL OF THE ORIGINAL ARTISTS YOU GET A HISTORY OF THE DOLLS AS TEH TEXT.I MAY BE PREJUDICED BUT IT SHOWS WHAT GREAT SWAGGER THEY HAD, AS I PREFER A NUMBER OF THE DOLLS VERSIONS TO THE ORIGINALS. BUT THAT MAYJUST BE BECAUSE THEY BROUGHT A KNOWING 70S CONFIDENT SWAGGER TO SOME OF THE MATERIAL. I REMEMBER THE GREAT JOHN PEEL IN AROUND 1977 WHEN THE ALBUMS WERE RE-RELEASED IN THE WAKE OF PUNK STATING WHAT A GREAT VERSION THEY DID OF ‘DON’T START ME TALKING’. FOR ME DITTO ‘STRANDED IN THE JUNGLE’, ‘ SHOWDOWN’, ‘PILLS’ ETC