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April 6, 2006

New York Dolls Make Their Return

The glam-punk pioneers are back with their first album in more than three decades

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'Cause I Sez So

The reconstituted New York Dolls stack up awfully well against the original Seventies band, whose glam rock inspired thousands of acts. This Todd Rundgren-produced follow-up to the Dolls' fine 2006 comeback features new moves like reggae and Latin-tinged balladry. But the selling points are its Ston...

2009 RS: 3of 5 Stars

One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This

2006

Too Much Too Soon

1974

New York Dolls

1973

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When the New York Dolls formed in late 1971, they were not only creating some of the most passionate music of the new glitter era (and in fact defining a new New York rock style) but setting the stage for the punk movement that followed five years later.

The band members were born and grew up in various boroughs of New York City and played in local bands; several had been in Actress. In late 1971...

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