Rock and Roll Geek Show 349 – New York Dolls Live Bootleg

Rock and Roll Geek Show 349 – New York Dolls Live Bootleg

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Topics: A review of the New York Dolls at the Rachael Ray party at South By Southwest 2009. – a href=”http://www.sxsw.com” target=_blank>South By Southwest recap – Listener emails – Message board comments.
Music by:
Wasted Youth
Tinted Windows
New York Dolls
Hot Leg

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