13 and 8 TrackTape then I saw them on TV, Don Ks or Midnight special one of those They made me The rock and roll Junkie I am today Still Alive, and still Rocking at 62 I regret NUTHIN THe Dolls Will always be the greatest Rock and Roll band In the world To me, TRASH c-on PICK IT UP
That whole glam rock thing was to promote androgyny, bisexuality and such. It's all about destroying the family unit. The Germans and Japanese would've taken over the world had they not been sabotaged throughout history. Who doesn't like porn, divorce, welfare, sex, drugs and rocknroll? But if you live long enough you realize it's the devil trying to destroy you. I was never a religious fanatic, but my eyes were opened after getting divorce raped.
@@marguskiis7711 Watch video of Steve Jones, he stole every move and facial expression from Johnny Thunders. He's talked about it a lot. "Of course, I loved Johnny Thunders when he was in the New York Dolls, even the Heartbreakers."...
I went to high school with Sylvain Sylvain and Johnny Thunders back in the 60’s in NYC at Quintano’s School for Young Professionals. Thunders died back in 91 and Sylvain died just 3 days ago, Wednesday 1-13-21.
This just kicked so much ass. They used the Stones as a starting point but took it in a whole other direction, lots of 70s punk and 80s glam metal bands owe so much to these guys.
The Stones are one ingredient, you throw into that the Detroit sounds of the MC5 and the Stooges (which the Stones never got anywhere near in terms of brutality) and 60s girl groups, especially the Shangi-Las, yeah.
@@jimburton1One thing I don't understand: those from Kiss have said that their role models are from the UK. But they sound exactly like a New York Dolls sequel. I mean, I don't see the English influences in them.
In 1974, I saw the New York Dolls, Mott the Hoople and Aerosmith at the West Palm Beach Auditorium and one of the few times the crowd looked as outrageous as the bands.
So much of what was interesting and unique in rock for the next twenty years was based on some variation of this. Why are these guys not in the Hall of Fame?
For many years, I had heard of NYD but never took the time to listen to their music. When it comes to music, it has to be special to impress me. That being said, this band blew my mind! Their debut is incredible. Up there with VU's debut which says it all, in fact. Yes, it's THAT good!
"I'll never forget watching Johnny Thunders on that program on BBC2, the Whistle Test. Johnny Thunders and his crew - the Dolls - played two numbers. I remember all the musicians in Newport and all the students in the Union bar watching it on the television there, and it just wiped everybody out: the attitude, the clothes, it was different from all this earnest musician-worshipping nonsense that had come in with progressive rock. When the Dolls played that British TV show, that just gave us legs and arms, and the spirit to really get into it". - What Joe said. Joe Strummer - Trash City
Come on, Slade, the Sweet, T-Rex and Bowie had been around for years when these guys played the whistle test. You think this is harder than cracked actor with Bowie? Get it on wasn't copied in the intro to the verse? Is this harder than the Stooges Raw Power? I love this band to death but they didn't invent neither the wheel, punk rock or glam rock!
@@torp7215 Punk started in New York,Rock started in the South. It’s just what it is. Your most influential bands are wannabe Yanks. Every single major musician Britain put out in the second half of the 20th century is American influenced one way or another. Strummer wanted to be Woody Guthrie originally. Loved Dylan too. It’s cool man,you guys did pretty good with it. You’re welcome.
@@lmtsonic6117T. Rex, Sweet and Slade derive their sound from 50s rock and roll. Chuck Berry, Bobby Comstock, Little Richard among others mainly. Bowie was influenced by The Velvet Underground and was a big fan of Lou Reed. He even produced their album Transformer.
I can't get enough of the Dolls. I was a kid in the 70s and only heard of them through the years but they came up on my feed and now for the past week I have been binge watching all their videos or whatever I can find of them online. I didn't realize how good they really were.
I met them (David, and sylvain sylvain) with the new members of the band in the early 00's at a Record store in North Jersey. It was a show and meet and greet. We were all lined up behind the store waiting cuz like typical Rock Star fashion David Jo was late. He finally pulls up in this little beat up Toyota Corolla and yells he's sorry to everyone LMAO. The show was awesome cuz it was like only 50 ppl or so. They were nice. Than I saw them play 2 weeks later at the StonePony in Asbury NJ.
Sad to hear Sylvain Sylvain passed recently. This was a kick ass band. Look at Johnny Thunders, channelling his "Brian Jones" with the VOX PEAR DROP guitar!
What about the year 1978? My discussion seems to revolve around that year. We have evidence to no contrary that music was brilliant only slightly, and all the rest was rubbish ;-)
Love the cut away to the platform boots. I had a pair of olive green ones to make sure they clashed with anything else l might be wearing. I stomped about like Frankenstein after drinking a bottle of sherry. Effing heel fell off and I twisted my ankle.
Sylvain Sylvain graced our studio in the late 2000s, back when we were still embracing the warmth of 24-track tape. As we embarked on the intricate process of tracking the band he was producing, engaging in precise punch-ins and punch-outs, something remarkable happened. Sylvain was overcome with emotion. Tears welled up in his eyes as the "vintage" tape technology we clung to brought forth a rush of cherished memories he had whilst recording with The Dolls.
It all begins with The Kinks, The Who, The Stones etc.. British Invasion bands of the 60s. Riff-rock, progressive rock. The Troggs, The Deviants etc.. The Stones also first initiated the glam rock scene. Slade, Bowie, T. Rex, The Sweet, Roxy Music. Mott the Hoople. Glam rock has its roots in UK. Punk was also directly influenced by glam rock, and the pub rock scene. UK. All these elements combined. To mention, hard rock, heavy metal, first initiated by UK artists, late 60s, early 70s. Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Sabbath etc.. Prior, Cream, psychedelic rock, hard rock. The Yardbirds, psychedelic rock, progressive rock. Not forgetting, even The Beatles had some influence, whether directly, or indirectly. Or, "anti" the Beatles. Sure, New York Dolls were part of the scene, glam rock, and also a huge influence, as strange as that may seem. Or, at least, for some.
@@b.3066 just. like those said bands, it all begins with Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Elvis, Howlin' Wolf, Robert Johnson, Bo Didley etc . Rock N Roll has its roots in USA.
Cory Nielsen Sort of. Thats David Johansen. Guy is really more famous for TV & movies than his music really. Dude is both a musical & comedic genius in my opinion.
People don't realize the significance of the New York Dolls. the New York Dolls influenced all of the great singers & bands that came out of the 80s, and spefically, all those bands & singers who were influenced by the New York Dolls, are still relevant today.
A Nikki Sixx le fascinaba mucho esta banda. Si hacemos comparaciones Nikki Sixx se mueve, viste y comporta en conciertos casi igual a el guitarrista de la derecha de los Dolls. O soy solo yo?
I still think this is where Paul Stanley got the name KISS from. Gene, Paul, Peter and Ace were all big fans of the New York Dolls. The failed at trying to copy the Dolls look before dropping it for the Gothic look.
Malichi Seven: ~ Also, I still have a circa January 1974 issue of Circus Magazine (which was a music "fan magazine" from that era) that has an article which says that KISS's face make-up was [paraphrasing] "a cross between Japanese Kabuki theater make-up, and the _CHARACTERS FROM THE WIZARD OF OZ"._ (Gene = the Scarecrow - , Ace = the Tin Woodsman - , Peter = the Cowardly Lion - , and Paul = Toto. You my know that "The Wizard of Oz" was a major "cult following" movie for "stoners" from the early-1970s.) _BUT,_ (I would hypothesize) KISS's semi-literate middle-school aged fan-base couldn't make any better interpretation of those make-up creations other than to concoct that whole "Demon, Starman, Spaceman, Cat"" crap - so, since "the customer is always CORRECT", the band "just went with" the ignorant interpretations of their fan-base - , and have been maintaining that "revised history" for the past 45 years. ~ Finally, I _also_ happen to still have another issue of Circus Magazine that actually has an advertisement on its back cover, which solicited inquiries to the band's "Rock Steady" management company, for concert appearances by the band. ... and all of the members of KISS have their names _in JAPANESE_ accompanying their photos. You have to understand that during the early-to-mid 1970s, Japan was _THE_ place for Rock bands to tour, because the high cost-of-living there meant they could charge sky-high ticket prices, and make a hefty profit from those tours. _THAT_ reality helps explain their choice of the culturally-patronizing "Kabuki theater make-up".
When I say I'm in love you best believe I'm in love, L U V I always saw you, just before the dawn When all the other kids, were just draggin' along I couldn't believe the way it seemed to be Rememberin' the things, you used to say to me I bet you know I can't be wastin' time 'Cause I gotta have my fun, I gotta get some fun I got to keep on movin', can't stop till it's all done And never done Well, listen when I tell ya, you got no time for fix 'Cause I just gotta make it, can't afford to miss And there's one reason, I'm tellin' you this I feels bad and I'm looking for a kiss Why won'tcha tell me, why those kids are moving so slow? Is it that they just don't have a place to go When the day starts breakin', the sun is gonna shine It's hard to sleep, if I been cryin' Then all the old ladies they are on their way to the church You goin' to the church? I bet here I'll be a golden boy Lookin' for the thing that I search, I keep on searchin' Well, listen when I tell ya, you got no time for fix 'Cause I just gotta make it, can't afford to miss If there's one reason, I'm tellin' you this I feels bad, bad, bad and I'm looking for a kiss Well I'm looking for a real hot kiss, come on kiss me You think it's bad, but you know it's true So why won't you just let me live, baby When I'm lookin' for a kiss When everyone goes to your house, they shoot up in your room Most of them are beautiful, but so obsessed with gloom I ain't gonna be here, when they all get home They're always lookin' at me, they won't leave me alone I didn't come here, lookin' for no fix, I know I been houndin' all streets all night long late Baby just looking for a kiss I need a fixin' a kiss, I need a fixin' a kiss I need a fixin' a kiss, I've been looking for a kiss I didn't come here, lookin' for no fix, I know I been haulin' booty, all night long Baby just looking for a kiss
@@ErinWalker-je4vwI read that Kiss based their sound on several British bands. But... come on. New York Dolls was definitely the band that opened the door to glam metal.
I just saw David Johansen at The Space in Westbury New York and he still sounds great,the last time I saw him was in the 80's at My Fathers Place in Roslyn
People who thought the title was literal: a "kiss" mean an IV hit of heroin, in early 70s NYC slang. The old needles had a rubber suction bulb at the end that was like a meat baster from cooking.
Watching inside metal...mentions bands I never heard of...but these bands led to the success of the bands I loved growing up...thank you for your pioneering....you helped make music great!!
Podría decirse que son como parientas nuestras, ¿verdad Laura? O mejor dicho "tocayas", ya que se llaman como nosotras, aunque nosotras llevamos el prefijo "tele" Jaja.
LOS DOLLS SON TODA UNA INSTITUCIÓN DE LA REBELDÍA Y EL BUEN ROCK AND ROLL CANALIZANDO LA MÚSICA DE FATS DOMINO, LOS STONES, Y POR SUPUESTO STOOGES Y MC5, CREANDO UN ESTILO SUPERIOR Y ORIGINAL.
they got their clothes from thrift stores and As far as who they were , they were out there trying to make others understand what others didn't have a clue about. i can;t remember if it was 1974 or5 but i saw their names up on a bar marquee. there were more band members than the were people , but near the end , he came right up to the table my gf and i were sitting at and sang a song directly to us. it was great.
❤️🔥Thanx for bringing back a great part of my youth!Loved the NY DOLLS because Morrissey was a fan of them. Still followed D.Johanson. I’m stuck to that tonight!!🔊🥰
fkn amazing band. Yes im in Glasgow. i rate these guys highly. im Genesis yes Ect but these guys brought another dimension to us. Rest in peace the guys and thanks for the music.
That White Falcon Sylvain Sylvain is playing was later owned by Joe Strummer and Steve Jones. Jones then sold it to Phil Lynott. It's currently in the Thin Lizzy exhibit in the Irish Rock & Roll Museum in Dublin.
I'm so fucking jealous of people who got to experience this as it was happening. Especially those who got to get drunk or high with at least some of those guys, or who got to see them play on one of their nights where they had it together. But even just to experience it through a tv, in 1973, would have been amazing.
"When I say I'm in luv, you'd best believe I'm in LUV, L-U-V !"
They did what all the hair bands didnt do . Great music .
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1:00 those mint green, latex thigh high platform boots are EVERYTHING
Killer Kane
Now imagine being 12 years old and getting these records in about 1973?
Yeah, that's what happened to me.
I was in college. Walked through the snow to buy the album.
I was 15 n spent all my money that month to buy this album….had to walk 5miles home too 😂 worth it!
13 and 8 TrackTape then I saw them on TV, Don Ks or Midnight special one of those They made me The rock and roll Junkie I am today Still Alive, and still Rocking at 62 I regret NUTHIN THe Dolls Will always be the greatest Rock and Roll band In the world To me, TRASH c-on PICK IT UP
I bought the Dolls album back then cuz I thought it was a cool album cover.
That whole glam rock thing was to promote androgyny, bisexuality and such. It's all about destroying the family unit. The Germans and Japanese would've taken over the world had they not been sabotaged throughout history. Who doesn't like porn, divorce, welfare, sex, drugs and rocknroll? But if you live long enough you realize it's the devil trying to destroy you. I was never a religious fanatic, but my eyes were opened after getting divorce raped.
The missing link between The Rolling Stones and The Sex Pistols. Fuckin' awesome!
All the kids were Alice Cooper and Stooges pupils.
@Dane Gonzalez Er.. No. Pistols were really into Alice Cooper. Maube The Damned was a bit into Dolls.
They wish
The Pistols song “New York” is dedicated to the NY Dolls.
@@marguskiis7711 Watch video of Steve Jones, he stole every move and facial expression from Johnny Thunders. He's talked about it a lot. "Of course, I loved Johnny Thunders when he was in the New York Dolls, even the Heartbreakers."...
Amazing mix of hard glam and proto punk!! So ahead of them time...
Without NYD no Ramones and no punk in UK!! 😎
I disagree. Punk was born in the UK
Definitely. The Dolls were the proto-punk band hiding behind a glam veneer.
@@TroubadourTravelsJohnny taught the Brit’s songs look it up
@@TroubadourTravelsNo. It was thanks to The Kingsmen.
NYD were definitely trying to do glam, but glam embraced a number of musical styles. Ramones pretty much invented the punk aesthetic.
David Jo showing what it takes to be a great front man. He's always looking at the right camera.
He later had some success as Buster Poindexter
He learned from Mick
He is the only one of this group still alive
How hard can it be? There's a light on the camera they want him to look at.
I went to high school with Sylvain Sylvain and Johnny Thunders back in the 60’s in NYC at Quintano’s School for Young Professionals. Thunders died back in 91 and Sylvain died just 3 days ago, Wednesday 1-13-21.
so sad, so sad- just saw David J at the Lou reed memorial at the city winery. time is insane - how could it be so long ago?
Wow...what were they like?
That old chestnut
@@elvispresley1085 what chestnut?
Please tell us some stories!
This just kicked so much ass. They used the Stones as a starting point but took it in a whole other direction, lots of 70s punk and 80s glam metal bands owe so much to these guys.
..and just imagine walking around New York in the 70s looking like that.😂😂
Gender Benders with attitude.
The Stones are one ingredient, you throw into that the Detroit sounds of the MC5 and the Stooges (which the Stones never got anywhere near in terms of brutality) and 60s girl groups, especially the Shangi-Las, yeah.
@@jimburton1One thing I don't understand: those from Kiss have said that their role models are from the UK. But they sound exactly like a New York Dolls sequel. I mean, I don't see the English influences in them.
@@andyknowles772it's hard to look outrageous now. It's all been done.
In 1974, I saw the New York Dolls, Mott the Hoople and Aerosmith at the West Palm Beach Auditorium and one of the few times the crowd looked as outrageous as the bands.
Yup, saw that show in Buffalo:) It was awesome. Early Aerosmith.
Wow groovy lineup! 😍😍😍😍🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
that's amazing, I hate you! xDD
What a show!! Love Mott !
Holy Shite!
Fabulous energetic, talented band with a charismatic showman for a singer! I love the DOLLS!!!!!!
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He'll yeah!!!
A better Mick Jagger David is
I wanted to like this comment but it's at 69.
The Mini Mick Jagger Johannsen and his bunch of great crazies did something fantastic, for a short brilliant time
this is the coolest thing i have ever seen in my entire fucking life
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Well said!!
Iggy is better
@@freehaven1 Saw Jimmy last Saturday night. He's STILL better. 😁
R.I.P., Sylvain Sylvain, Johnny Thunders, Jerry Nolan and Arthur( Killer) Kane
So much of what was interesting and unique in rock for the next twenty years was based on some variation of this. Why are these guys not in the Hall of Fame?
Good question
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Total Agreement
Amen
Because the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame BLOWS.
For many years, I had heard of NYD but never took the time to listen to their music. When it comes to music, it has to be special to impress me. That being said, this band blew my mind! Their debut is incredible. Up there with VU's debut which says it all, in fact. Yes, it's THAT good!
My thoughts exactly. Big big Iggy influence.
"I'll never forget watching Johnny Thunders on that program on BBC2, the Whistle Test. Johnny Thunders and his crew - the Dolls - played two numbers. I remember all the musicians in Newport and all the students in the Union bar watching it on the television there, and it just wiped everybody out: the attitude, the clothes, it was different from all this earnest musician-worshipping nonsense that had come in with progressive rock. When the Dolls played that British TV show, that just gave us legs and arms, and the spirit to really get into it".
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What Joe said.
Joe Strummer - Trash City
Come on, Slade, the Sweet, T-Rex and Bowie had been around for years when these guys played the whistle test. You think this is harder than cracked actor with Bowie? Get it on wasn't copied in the intro to the verse? Is this harder than the Stooges Raw Power? I love this band to death but they didn't invent neither the wheel, punk rock or glam rock!
@@torp7215 Punk started in New York,Rock started in the South. It’s just what it is. Your most influential bands are wannabe Yanks. Every single major musician Britain put out in the second half of the 20th century is American influenced one way or another. Strummer wanted to be Woody Guthrie originally. Loved Dylan too. It’s cool man,you guys did pretty good with it. You’re welcome.
@@miggypeso909 If there was no American rock and roll, England would have practically no rock.
@@lmtsonic6117T. Rex, Sweet and Slade derive their sound from 50s rock and roll. Chuck Berry, Bobby Comstock, Little Richard among others mainly. Bowie was influenced by The Velvet Underground and was a big fan of Lou Reed. He even produced their album Transformer.
So much energy, raunch and talent towering in platform boots
MORE ROLLING STONES THAN THE ROLLINGS STONES!!!!!
🤓
Top comment as if it's the only comment I've read. True true
Yep shows the stones were the greatest parody in Rock.
But the stones predate this band by a decade
The New York Rolling Pisstools
Still have my original vinyl copy...pure punk. Love it.
^Yeah, I think that 'you' got it! So Punk, so soon!
Yep, me too.
Glam punk.
I'll give you five bucks for it....
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“I need a fix and a kiss”
One of the best rock n roll lines ever.
I can't get enough of the Dolls. I was a kid in the 70s and only heard of them through the years but they came up on my feed and now for the past week I have been binge watching all their videos or whatever I can find of them online. I didn't realize how good they really were.
Yeah same story here ,😅 I'm in 💕
I met them (David, and sylvain sylvain) with the new members of the band in the early 00's at a Record store in North Jersey. It was a show and meet and greet. We were all lined up behind the store waiting cuz like typical Rock Star fashion David Jo was late. He finally pulls up in this little beat up Toyota Corolla and yells he's sorry to everyone LMAO. The show was awesome cuz it was like only 50 ppl or so. They were nice. Than I saw them play 2 weeks later at the StonePony in Asbury NJ.
You misspelled LAMF
I saw them around the same time at the Pittsburgh Arts Festival. Free outdoor show, there were so many people there. It was a great show!!!
LOVE IT!
Remember seeing this on Old Grey Whistle Test in the UK. This trashy performance made me so happy. Still does, gorgeous.
Love the VOX Teardrop that Thunders is playing. Brian Jones played one also. Brian would have LOVED The New York Dolls.
I noticed that he had Brian’s guitar.
The punk rock Rolling Stones!!!
Glam Rolling Stones....
Help get the Dolls in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame VOTE VOTE VOTE
Sad to hear Sylvain Sylvain passed recently. This was a kick ass band. Look at Johnny Thunders, channelling his "Brian Jones" with the VOX PEAR DROP guitar!
The New York Dolls are one of my FAVE groups ever! I have both of their original albums and their double album too!
Outstanding line up!
man, these guys were just so awesome
One of the best intros ever.
IF SOMEONE ASKED ME WHAT ROCK&ROLL WAS - THIS WOULD BE MY ANSWER.
What about the year 1978? My discussion seems to revolve around that year. We have evidence to no contrary that music was brilliant only slightly, and all the rest was rubbish ;-)
yes
:)
+Faith Pathz
I agree
Rock n Roll at his finest
Amen to that
Love the cut away to the platform boots. I had a pair of olive green ones to make sure they clashed with anything else l might be wearing. I stomped about like Frankenstein after drinking a bottle of sherry. Effing heel fell off and I twisted my ankle.
Sylvain Sylvain graced our studio in the late 2000s, back when we were still embracing the warmth of 24-track tape. As we embarked on the intricate process of tracking the band he was producing, engaging in precise punch-ins and punch-outs, something remarkable happened. Sylvain was overcome with emotion. Tears welled up in his eyes as the "vintage" tape technology we clung to brought forth a rush of cherished memories he had whilst recording with The Dolls.
Every great British punk band to be was watching.
Protopunk
It all begins with The Kinks, The Who, The Stones etc.. British Invasion bands of the 60s. Riff-rock, progressive rock. The Troggs, The Deviants etc.. The Stones also first initiated the glam rock scene. Slade, Bowie, T. Rex, The Sweet, Roxy Music. Mott the Hoople. Glam rock has its roots in UK. Punk was also directly influenced by glam rock, and the pub rock scene. UK. All these elements combined. To mention, hard rock, heavy metal, first initiated by UK artists, late 60s, early 70s. Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Sabbath etc.. Prior, Cream, psychedelic rock, hard rock. The Yardbirds, psychedelic rock, progressive rock. Not forgetting, even The Beatles had some influence, whether directly, or indirectly. Or, "anti" the Beatles. Sure, New York Dolls were part of the scene, glam rock, and also a huge influence, as strange as that may seem. Or, at least, for some.
Iggy pop with the jagger?
I dont think so, plus the british bands WERE into the dolls and not marginally.
kiss this . . .gay boy
@@b.3066 just. like those said bands, it all begins with Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Elvis, Howlin' Wolf, Robert Johnson, Bo Didley etc . Rock N Roll has its roots in USA.
R.I.P. Sylvain Sylvain, you are the BEST!
The lead singer looks like Mick Jagger's mirror image.
YES, He Really Does!!!!
Cory Nielsen Sort of. Thats David Johansen. Guy is really more famous for TV & movies than his music really. Dude is both a musical & comedic genius in my opinion.
A little of the same style of the Stones, as well.
Sounds like em too.
So true!
Why do i start this music adventure so late at night? I CANT stop! TH-cam is too wonderful filling my ears with this magical sound!
Bitching! If you don't get punk music. Too bad for you. Don't watch. This band had a big influence on punk.
I mean to tell you! Ain't nothin' sweeter than 45s of these songs on a turntable!
mick mueller amen
What a great band, awesome in any era
The Rolling Stones, Bowie, T. Rex, Iggy Pop.
It`s rock n roll.
People don't realize the significance of the New York Dolls. the New York Dolls influenced all of the great singers & bands that came out of the 80s, and spefically, all those bands & singers who were influenced by the New York Dolls, are still relevant today.
The real deal way ahead of the poor imitations. David j. has a jagger style showmanship and vibe...sound better every time i listen🎸🎸🎸😊😊😊😉😉😉😍
R.I.P. Sylvain. The music will live on so you will never be forgotten.
seen them in 73 in Cleveland Ohio, what a show!
A Nikki Sixx le fascinaba mucho esta banda. Si hacemos comparaciones Nikki Sixx se mueve, viste y comporta en conciertos casi igual a el guitarrista de la derecha de los Dolls. O soy solo yo?
Por cierto en los 80s hubieron muchas copias de Johnny Thunders y desde luego que Nikki Sixx era uno de ellos xd
I love their glam/punk attitude! The lyrics of the song are pretty damm crazy lol :D
Ich bleibe dabei, NYD waren die erste Punkband man hört schon richtig deutlich in welche Richtung die Musik ein paar Jahre später gehen wird
I'm only 16
and I L *U* V this Band 🔥👍
My favorite from them..badass band.
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Love this song
David Johanson became Buster Poindexter lol. Good stuff!
OK, you just gotta love that bowtie on Jerry! NY Dolls forever.
I heard of this band when I was little but knew nothing about them. Looks like this is where all the 80's Metal Glam bands got their look
I still think this is where Paul Stanley got the name KISS from. Gene, Paul, Peter and Ace were all big fans of the New York Dolls. The failed at trying to copy the Dolls look before dropping it for the Gothic look.
Malichi Seven:
~ Also, I still have a circa January 1974 issue of Circus Magazine (which was a music "fan magazine" from that era) that has an article which says that KISS's face make-up was [paraphrasing] "a cross between Japanese Kabuki theater make-up, and the _CHARACTERS FROM THE WIZARD OF OZ"._ (Gene = the Scarecrow - , Ace = the Tin Woodsman - , Peter = the Cowardly Lion - , and Paul = Toto. You my know that "The Wizard of Oz" was a major "cult following" movie for "stoners" from the early-1970s.) _BUT,_ (I would hypothesize) KISS's semi-literate middle-school aged fan-base couldn't make any better interpretation of those make-up creations other than to concoct that whole "Demon, Starman, Spaceman, Cat"" crap - so, since "the customer is always CORRECT", the band "just went with" the ignorant interpretations of their fan-base - , and have been maintaining that "revised history" for the past 45 years.
~ Finally, I _also_ happen to still have another issue of Circus Magazine that actually has an advertisement on its back cover, which solicited inquiries to the band's "Rock Steady" management company, for concert appearances by the band. ... and all of the members of KISS have their names _in JAPANESE_ accompanying their photos. You have to understand that during the early-to-mid 1970s, Japan was _THE_ place for Rock bands to tour, because the high cost-of-living there meant they could charge sky-high ticket prices, and make a hefty profit from those tours. _THAT_ reality helps explain their choice of the culturally-patronizing "Kabuki theater make-up".
Paul Stanley’s book brought me here. These guys were way ahead of their time.
Les News Yorke Dolls font partis des grands groupes qui sortent de l'ordinaire rock, très bon. Un point c'est tout.💐💐💐💐💐🦉
My favorite song! I saw David J. @Sellersville Theater like 6 years ago.
When I say I'm in love you best believe
I'm in love, L U V
I always saw you, just before the dawn
When all the other kids, were just draggin' along
I couldn't believe the way it seemed to be
Rememberin' the things, you used to say to me
I bet you know I can't be wastin' time
'Cause I gotta have my fun, I gotta get some fun
I got to keep on movin', can't stop till it's all done
And never done
Well, listen when I tell ya, you got no time for fix
'Cause I just gotta make it, can't afford to miss
And there's one reason, I'm tellin' you this
I feels bad and I'm looking for a kiss
Why won'tcha tell me, why those kids are moving so slow?
Is it that they just don't have a place to go
When the day starts breakin', the sun is gonna shine
It's hard to sleep, if I been cryin'
Then all the old ladies they are on their way to the church
You goin' to the church? I bet here I'll be a golden boy
Lookin' for the thing that I search, I keep on searchin'
Well, listen when I tell ya, you got no time for fix
'Cause I just gotta make it, can't afford to miss
If there's one reason, I'm tellin' you this
I feels bad, bad, bad and I'm looking for a kiss
Well I'm looking for a real hot kiss, come on kiss me
You think it's bad, but you know it's true
So why won't you just let me live, baby
When I'm lookin' for a kiss
When everyone goes to your house, they shoot up in your room
Most of them are beautiful, but so obsessed with gloom
I ain't gonna be here, when they all get home
They're always lookin' at me, they won't leave me alone
I didn't come here, lookin' for no fix, I know
I been houndin' all streets all night long late
Baby just looking for a kiss
I need a fixin' a kiss, I need a fixin' a kiss
I need a fixin' a kiss, I've been looking for a kiss
I didn't come here, lookin' for no fix, I know
I been haulin' booty, all night long
Baby just looking for a kiss
It's as if Iggy Pop and Mick Jagger had a child, introduced him to the Ramones and the Sex Pistols, and then left him in the care of Kiss
Oh,love this analysis!
@@ErinWalker-je4vwI read that Kiss based their sound on several British bands. But... come on. New York Dolls was definitely the band that opened the door to glam metal.
What a great statement
@@SwisstedChef2018 Thank you!
I just saw David Johansen at The Space in Westbury New York and he still sounds great,the last time I saw him was in the 80's at My Fathers Place in Roslyn
R.I.P. Sylvain Sylvain. Love that White Falcon!
People who thought the title was literal: a "kiss" mean an IV hit of heroin, in early 70s NYC slang. The old needles had a rubber suction bulb at the end that was like a meat baster from cooking.
Now that’s rock and roll!!! Better than anything made today!
Watching inside metal...mentions bands I never heard of...but these bands led to the success of the bands I loved growing up...thank you for your pioneering....you helped make music great!!
This is fucking music!!! Love to hear that sound in my hear
Best punk band ever...
Las buenas muñecas de NY...¡Gracias!
Podría decirse que son como parientas nuestras, ¿verdad Laura? O mejor dicho "tocayas", ya que se llaman como nosotras, aunque nosotras llevamos el prefijo "tele" Jaja.
***** Tal vez, el prefijo hizo la diferencia, ja, ja...
LOS DOLLS SON TODA UNA INSTITUCIÓN DE LA REBELDÍA Y EL BUEN ROCK AND ROLL CANALIZANDO LA MÚSICA DE FATS DOMINO, LOS STONES, Y POR SUPUESTO STOOGES Y MC5, CREANDO UN ESTILO SUPERIOR Y ORIGINAL.
I just LOVE ❤️ this track 👣 and the New York Dolls are pretty cool 😎 2 ❤️ 🌟 🤩
Wow what a great sound 🤟
One of the greatest frontmen everrrrrr- and love the Dolls!
Paul Stanley of Kiss really took so much this when creating his own stage presence (around the same time).
Bonsoir, j ai pas compris ce que tu voulais dire., Paul Stanley
Yes, gay artists study each other.
Paul has stated that in the beginning that Kiss was just trying to be as good as the Ny Dolls were.
OMG, this Defines Rock n Roll!
sylvian sylvian RIP
totally started the punk movement
LEGENDS
they got their clothes from thrift stores and As far as who they were , they were out there trying to make others understand what others didn't have a clue about. i can;t remember if it was 1974 or5 but i saw their names up on a bar marquee. there were more band members than the were people , but near the end , he came right up to the table my gf and i were sitting at and sang a song directly to us. it was great.
Super facha...la epoca de mis padres de 80 años...😊
❤️🔥Thanx for bringing back a great part of my youth!Loved the NY DOLLS because Morrissey was a fan of them.
Still followed D.Johanson. I’m stuck to that tonight!!🔊🥰
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SO GLAM AND PUNK, i love this song so much
Rare combo.
Saw them in Seattle 1974...Great!
im in Glasgow and always liked these guys. Its sad but only the singers left.
great band in their day thanks uploader
RIP Sylvain, you rocked my youth
They were the Originators, followed by imitators, they catered to their followers not their haters,Rock & Roll the way it was supposed be.
Oh cool sound
God this band was incredible.
beautiful sound.
fkn amazing band. Yes im in Glasgow. i rate these guys highly. im Genesis yes Ect but these guys brought another dimension to us. Rest in peace the guys and thanks for the music.
Yesssssssssss!!!New York Dolls ....that is all!!!
R.I.P Jerry "Needle" Nolan
Mick Jagger's love child XD !
glam & punk combo, I love it
All these hair metal bands stole Johnny Thunders hairstyle....
Right! Whats even more funny is also the scenesters emos stole it, but even Johnny Thunders got that hair style from Keith Richards.
@@villeklaas1443 Who stole it from Rod Stewart, he was the first to wear the rooster cut, and he wore it well.
NY Dolls reply/homage to the Shangri Las "Give Him A Great Big Kiss".
The drummer's bow-tie game is second to none!
Jeezuz Mary! The dude on the FAR RIGHT man!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
REAL Rock N Roll is ALWAYS SEXY!
That White Falcon Sylvain Sylvain is playing was later owned by Joe Strummer and Steve Jones. Jones then sold it to Phil Lynott. It's currently in the Thin Lizzy exhibit in the Irish Rock & Roll Museum in Dublin.
Nikki Six took his look from Sylvain, Sylvain. Fact.
heaven gains another angel...rest in peace Syl
This is the music I love to play on guitar
I'm so fucking jealous of people who got to experience this as it was happening. Especially those who got to get drunk or high with at least some of those guys, or who got to see them play on one of their nights where they had it together. But even just to experience it through a tv, in 1973, would have been amazing.
What's does real 🎶 Rock N' Roll 🎸 say to society?! 🗽💋🚬 FAH - Q! U goin' to Chruch ⛪?!!! Ahhhhh'💋 Ohhhh, imma' Lookin' For a Kiss!
Jerry Nolan.....Johnny Thunders! 'Nuff said.
2019...and the DOLLS still kick ass!
the most ridiculous fact is, if they didn’t dress like that they would be successful, the 70s were ridiculous in that part, they were very good