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New York Dolls

New York Dolls Album: “Private World”

New York Dolls Album: “Private World”
Album Information :
Title: Private World
Release Date:2006-08-29
Type:Unknown
Genre:Rock, Classic Rock, The Coffeehouse
Label:Castle
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:5050749414052
Track Listing :
1 - 1 Bad Girl Video
1 - 2 Looking for a Kiss Video
1 - 3 Don't Start Me Talking Video
1 - 4 Don't Mess With Cupid Video
1 - 5 Human Being Video
1 - 6 Personality Crisis Video
1 - 7 Pills Video
1 - 8 Jet Boy Video
1 - 9 Frankenstein Video
1 - 10 Personality Crisis Video
1 - 11 Looking for a Kiss Video
1 - 12 Bad Girl Video
1 - 13 Subway Train Video
1 - 14 Seven Day Weekend Video
1 - 15 Frankenstein Video
1 - 16 Mystery Girls
1 - 17 (There's Gonna Be A) Showdown Video
1 - 18 Back in the USA Video
2 - 19 Endless Party
2 - 20 Jet Boy Video
2 - 21 It's Too Late (False Start)
2 - 22 It's Too Late (Full Version)
2 - 23 Bad Detective Video
2 - 24 Lonely Planet Boy Video
2 - 25 Subway Train Video
2 - 26 Private World Video
2 - 27 Trash Video
2 - 28 Human Being Video
2 - 29 Don't Start Me Talking Video
2 - 30 Hoochie Coochie Man Video
2 - 31 (Give Him A) Great Big Kiss
2 - 32 Vietnamese Baby Video
2 - 33 Babylon Video
2 - 34 Bad Girl Video
2 - 35 Pills Video
2 - 36 Personality Crisis Video
Review - :
Demos of songs that later appeared on the {$New York Dolls}' first two albums have been released numerous times over the years, and under countless different titles. The 2006 model goes by the name of {^Private World}, but this 36-track set improves on all the other previous {$Dolls} demo compilations, as it includes every single demo recording from their glory period of 1972/1973. While demo sets are obviously aimed at hardcore fans, there are several worthwhile tracks included here that never made it to either {$New York Dolls} or {^Too Much Too Soon}. The best of these uncommon tunes include several covers in {&"Don't Mess with Cupid,"} which really should have made the cut (in fact, with a little sprucing up, it could possibly have served as a breakthrough single for the {$Dolls}) and {&"(Give Him A) Great Big Kiss."} Elsewhere, you'll be treated to rough and rockin' versions of such {$Dolls}' classics as {&"Trash,"} {&"Looking for a Kiss,"} {&"Babylon,"} and {&"Personality Crisis,"} which early supporters of the band would probably say are a lot closer to the group's true sound (rather than the versions on their two aforementioned studio albums). If you're looking to dig a bit deeper with the {$Dolls}, {^Private World} is a worthy next step. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
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