What makes The Dogs D'Amour by The Dogs D'Amour notable?

This album gained traction in the UK and is often remembered for its distinctive blend of glam rock and punk influences. It helped solidify The Dogs D'Amour’s presence in the late '80s rock landscape, setting the stage for future releases and a dedicated fanbase. The Dogs D'Amour's self-titled EP marked their debut release in 1988, following their formation in London just two years prior. At this point, they were establishing their identity within the glam punk scene, aiming to capture a wider audience after performing extensively in the UK.

How many songs are on The Dogs D'Amour?

The Dogs D'Amour has 6 tracks, running approximately 21 minutes.

The Dogs D'Amour

The Dogs D'Amour · 1988

21 min · 6 tracks · glam punk

Gritty glam punk anthems merge raw energy with melodic hooks, embodying the spirit of late-'80s rock rebellion.

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The Kid From Kensington (extended version) — With its catchy chorus and vibrant storytelling, this track exemplifies the band's knack for blending glam aesthetics with punk grit, making it a signature piece.
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Firework Girl — This song captures the band's playful yet rebellious spirit, showcasing infectious melodies layered over raw instrumentation that defines their sound.
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How Come It Never Rains — A more introspective track, it highlights the band's ability to balance emotional depth with their characteristic high-energy style, offering listeners a glimpse beyond their glam facade.

Tracklist

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1 The Kid From Kensington (extended version) 3:46
2 Firework Girl 3:39
3 How Come It Never Rains 4:53
4 How Do You Fall in Love Again? 2:34
5 Tales of Destruction 3:11
6 Wait Until I'm Dead 3:49

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