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Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Destiny Street Complete (2021) [Hi-Res]

Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Destiny Street Complete (2021) [Hi-Res]
  • Title: Destiny Street Complete
  • Year Of Release: 2021
  • Label: Omnivore Recordings
  • Genre: Post-Punk, Proto-Punk, Punk Rock
  • Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 02:23:16
  • Total Size: 331 / 971 MB / 1.66 GB
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Tracklist:

1. The Kid with the Replaceable Head (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (2:23)
2. I Gotta Move (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (2:36)
3. Going Going Gone (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (2:33)
4. Lowest Common Dominator (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (2:23)
5. Downtown at Dawn (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (5:57)
6. Time (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (3:34)
7. I Can Only Give You Everything (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (3:56)
8. Ignore That Door (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (3:13)
9. Staring in Her Eyes (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (4:18)
10. Destiny Street (Destiny Street - 2021 Remaster) (4:43)
11. The Kid with the Replaceable Head (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (2:17)
12. I Gotta Move (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (2:39)
13. Going Going Gone (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (2:38)
14. Lowest Common Dominator (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (2:27)
15. Downtown at Dawn (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (4:30)
16. Time (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (3:16)
17. I Can Only Give You Everything (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (4:00)
18. Ignore That Door (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (3:08)
19. Staring in Her Eyes (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (4:20)
20. Destiny Street (Destiny Street Repaired - 2021 Remaster) (7:13)
21. The Kid with the Replaceable Head (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (2:23)
22. I Gotta Move (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (2:37)
23. Going Going Gone (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (2:32)
24. Lowest Common Dominator (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (2:26)
25. Downtown at Dawn (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (4:28)
26. Time (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (3:35)
27. I Can Only Give You Everything (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (3:55)
28. Ignore That Door (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (3:11)
29. Staring in Her Eyes (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (4:21)
30. Destiny Street (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (5:36)
31. Don't Die (Destiny Street Remixed - 2021 Remaster) (Bonus Track) (3:06)
32. The Kid with the Replaceable Head (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (Single Version) (2:20)
33. I'm Your Man (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (Single Version) (2:43)
34. Crack of Dawn (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (2:13)
35. Going Going Gone (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (2:36)
36. Funhunt (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (3:14)
37. I Lived My Life (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (2:13)
38. Ignore That Door (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (3:13)
39. Smitten (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (2:11)
40. Staring in Her Eyes (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (3:57)
41. Time (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (Single Version) (3:04)
42. Don't Die (Destiny Street Demos - 2021 Remaster) (Single Version) (2:55)
43. Time (Destiny Street Demos) (Live - Bonus Track) (2:41)

. The punk classic finally available as the artist originally intended. Four complete records under one banner. Contains new liners for Richard Hell outlining the Destiny Street saga"I've finally taken it all the way, and at this late date the album now moves me. I can feel it rather than just feel frustration about it. The emotions in it are largely fear and desperation and longing, but that's life, and can even have some kind of majesty."-Richard HellDestiny Street was the follow-up album to one of the greatest punk albums of all time, 1977's Blank Generation. The album was originally recorded in 1981 and released in 1982, but not to Richard Hell's satisfaction. As he says in his new liner notes to Destiny Street Remixed, "The final mix was a morass of trebly multi-guitar sludge." Now, for the 40th anniversary of its creation, the album is at last presented the way Richard Hell originally intended, "The sound of a little combo playing real gone rock and roll." Richard Hell co-founded his first band, the Neon Boys, with Tom Verlaine in 1973. That band became Television. When Hell left Television in 1975, he formed, with Johnny Thunders and Jerry Nolan, both formerly of the New York Dolls, the Heartbreakers. After another year, Richard departed the Heartbreakers and created Richard Hell and the Voidoids, which group, along with other CBGB bands of the era, such as the Ramones and Patti Smith, formed the template for punk, the effects of which are still being felt.Apart from Hell on vocals and bass, the original Voidoids comprised Robert Quine (guitar), Ivan Julian (guitar), and Marc Bell (eventually "Marky Ramone"). The Destiny Street-era band retained Quine, but otherwise the backing lineup became Naux (Juan Maciel) on guitar and Fred Maher on drums. Richard had wished forever that he could remix the original Destiny Street, but was told by the record company that the original 24-track masters had been lost. In the early 2000s, Hell discovered a casset


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  • mufty77
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Many thanks for Hi-Res!