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L.A.M.F.: The Lost '77 Mixes Enhanced, Extra tracks, Limited Edition, Import

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Track Listings

Disc: 1

  1. Born To Lose
  2. Baby Talk
  3. All By Myself
  4. I Wanna Be Loved
  5. It's Not Enough
  6. Chinese Rocks
  7. Get Off The Phone
  8. Pirate Love
  9. One Track Mind
  10. I Love You
  11. Going Steady
  12. Let Go
  13. Can't Keep My Eyes On You
  14. Do You Love Me
  15. Chinese Rocks (Video)
  16. Born To Lose
  17. Chinese Rocks
  18. Let Go
  19. Goin Steady (Instrumental)
  20. Baby Talk (Instrumental)
  21. Pirate Love (Instrumental)
  22. Born To Lose (Instrumental)
  23. Chinese Rocks (Instrumental)
  24. Do You Love Me
  25. Can't Keep My Eyes On You
  26. Get Off The Phone
  27. All By Myself
  28. It's Not Enough
  29. One Track Mind
  30. Too Much Junkie Business
  31. London Boys

Product Details

  • Audio CD (March 3, 2003)
  • limited_edition edition
  • Number of Discs: 2
  • Format: Enhanced, Extra tracks, Limited Edition, Import
  • Label: Freud / Jungle
  • ASIN: B00007MFGI
  • Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (24 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #121,708 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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5.0 out of 5 starsBest of the Original New York City Punk Era
By A Customer on April 19, 2004
Format: Audio CD
The Heartbreakers' L.A.M.F. could be the best record of the original 1970's NYC punk era. Its only possible rival from bands that sprung from that CBGB's scene is the Ramones first album. So why have so few people ever heard Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers...much less heard of them? That's a long story you can read about in Legs McNeil's book "Please Kill Me." For now, do yourself a favor and make up for lost time. Listen to Johnny Thunders and crew on this, the most recent release of 1977's L.A.M.F.
If you are already a fan of the earlier releases, you will want this one for the fresh new mixes and for Jerry Nolan singing "Can't Keep My Eyes on You." Plus, there's a bonus CD with lots of great tracks; a fabulous video of "Chinese Rocks;" liner notes by Nina Antonia, Johnny's official biographer; and commentary by Walter Lure, Johnny's fellow Heartbreaker.
If you are new to Johnny Thunders, this is good place to start. Be careful though: it might be a long time before you have the desire to listen to anything else.
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5.0 out of 5 starsL.A.M.F.--It's Not Enough!
By Will Errickson on March 1, 2007
Format: Audio CD
Up from the red-leather remains of the New York Dolls rose the Heartbreakers, founded by ex-Dolls guitarist Johnny Thunders (né Genzale) and handsome-devil drummer Jerry Nolan in 1975. Leaving their former band members in Florida with some guy named McLaren so they could score smack back in the Big Apple, Johnny and Jerry tapped proto-punk poster-boy Richard Hell for their new ensemble. CBGBs and Max's Kansas City were their battlefields and they were an integral part of this febrile, fertile spawning ground. You know the litany of names: the Ramones, Television, Blondie, Talking Heads, etc. etc. Though Hell froze up and departed, the Heartbreakers, eventually released only one album, the sonically-challenged "L.A.M.F." in 1977. This recent mix, from re-discovered tapes, sounds wonderful, less muddy, and all sleaze.

What makes the Heartbreakers great is simplicity. They reduced twenty years of rock and pop and rhythm and blues into 3 minute rave-ups that always leave the listener wanting more. Johnny's guitar-slinging rings true, always teetering on the edge of collapse: it's chaotic and exhilarating. Blistering leads, solos that sound like a strangling cat, chugging rhythms like the subway trains roaring beneath the city streets.

Songs like "Get Off the Phone," "Going Steady," "Baby Talk," and "Let Go" are trashy rock'n'roll rave-ups, with all the requisite elements: catchy choruses, sleazy good-time lyrics (the ones that make sense, anyway; Johnny weren't no English perfessor), driving drums, and immediate gratification. A song like "One Track Mind" is a beautiful thing, all irresistible chorus and air-guitar glory. "It's Not Enough": is a reflective ballad-sorta thing, with Johnny lamenting how "You can give me this/You can give me that" but it's not enough.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsi shoulda been rich...
By bleak on February 5, 2007
Format: Audio CD
This album was the eye opener for me in '77. These guys rocked it, and lived it, like nobody else's business. Walter's guitar style complimented Johnny's like they were twin brothers. And, it's fun to figure out who played what on which track, although Johnny (the musical genius) is almost always evident. What the world really needs is more bass and drums like Jerry and Billy played it. Simple, powerful, succinct. I was lucky enough to see The Heartbreakers live. They changed my life for the better.
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4.0 out of 5 starsPunk, rock'n'roll and boogie rock. 85/100
By dfle3 on October 11, 2009
Format: Audio CD
This is a review of the two cd edition which this site doesn't seem to acknowledge, although I do think that the cd that this review is linked to is the same one I bought from this site. What made buying this cd 'do-able' was the fact that you hear the first version of "Chinese rocks" on this album. When I heard this song for the first time on the 2 cd Ramones' anthology, I immediately loved it. The Heartbreakers are a band which, like Australian band Radio Birdman, often get labelled "proto-punk". In the case of both of these bands, I'm happy to call both of them "punk" although they do make music which transcends that boundary. They're punk enough, in any case. The sound quality on this cd is excellent. Musically, the songs range from punk, to rock'n'roll to boogie rock type of songs. Occasionally lead singer Johnny Thunders wears his Mick Jagger/Rolling Stones influences on his sleeve...or vocals, to be more precise.

The best song:

Chinese rocks - has some heavy metal type lead guitar flourishes in this song. There's not much difference between this version and the Ramones' later version. Former Heartbreaker Richard Hell did an inferior version of this song during his time in this band...well, it wasn't really a punk song the way he sang it. Check out the Hell anthology "Spurts" for his version. Anyway, this is a catchy song with a great riff. On the last six seconds of this track you hear a click...would have been good to have had that removed for this version. I listen to cds on headphones, so it might be less noticeable on loudspeakers. The lyrics to this song are grungy and anti-glam.

On second listen, the next best songs were:

All by myself - not a bad song...catchy, with a swing to it. Sometimes bassy, it has a catchy chorus too.Read more ›
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Most Recent Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 starsFive Stars

Best sounding version, at the top of Punk LP's. Pure adrenelin!

Published 18 months ago by Dave Beck
5.0 out of 5 starsThis is - LAMF - hands down - the best album Johnny Thunders ever...

This is - LAMF - hands down - the best album Johnny Thunders ever released! Songs like "born to lose, chinese rocks, let go, baby talk, and i love you" are Johnny at his... Read more

Published 21 months ago by Trevor F. Johnsen
5.0 out of 5 starsGreat album

I love this album. Johnny Thunders was amazing and these are great songs. A few months ago I saw a dude with LAMF tattooed across his hand. It's that type of album. Read more

Published 23 months ago by Adam Taylor
5.0 out of 5 starsFINALLY sounds right.JT and Jerry should have heard this

having been a punk,Johnny Thunders and Dolls fan since forever,LAMF is an album I've had
on cassette,vinyl and CD.it never sounded like it should. Read more

Published on February 4, 2014 by SFNico
5.0 out of 5 starsLike a Mother f ** ker, is right!

This album packs a punch in the gut, a meatball wedge, and a 12 pack of Schlitz from the first song on! One of the most innovating early works of punk rock. Hands down. Read more

Published on June 4, 2013 by Big Mark T
5.0 out of 5 starsOne of Rock's Forgotten Gems

The Heartbreakers were their own worst enemies. Hailed as something of a pioneering group of the late seventies punk scene, Johnny Thunders and Jerry Nolan were the ex-compatriots... Read more

Published on September 9, 2011 by Thirty-Ought Six
5.0 out of 5 starsWay too much junkie business

When I listen to these songs, I find myself smiling. That version of Do You Love Me is a perfect example of this. It's just a whole lot of fun. Read more

Published on October 10, 2010 by Anthony Russo
5.0 out of 5 starsSadly Under-appreciated Classic!!!!

This 2-cd reissue simply shreds from the first note. It is one of those records that just reaches out of the speakers and grabs you. Read more

Published on August 25, 2010 by Curt A. Enos
5.0 out of 5 starsLoonies Ate My Family

'LAMF' is one of those 'seminal' albums, reverentially whispered about and discussed in hushed, worshipful tones. Read more

Published on December 5, 2008 by Paul Ess.
5.0 out of 5 stars"Living in a jungle/ It ain't so hard"

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Published on July 5, 2008 by Laszlo Matyas

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