Mott The Hoople "All The Young Dudes" COLOR:180g TRANSLUCENT YELLOW (Individually Numbered - / 1500) the revolution lives on for

the revolution lives on for The Adicts

originally released in 2003

it is interesting to hear the shift from their mid-'90s straight punk-pop to their more indie rock/emo sound

and the kineticism of each chapter

coupled with Nas' uncompromising flow was integral in restoring interest in the East Coast as a hotbed of hip-hop artistry

Mott The Hoople "All The Young Dudes" COLOR:180g TRANSLUCENT YELLOW (Individually Numbered - / 1500) the revolution lives on forOften hailed as 'one of the defining glam albums', Mott the Hoople's All the Young Dudes (1972) was an influential record upon it's release and continues to impress listeners to this day. Produced by David Bowie, the album contains a balanced selection of well written songs by Ian Hunter and his bandmates. With Bowie on board, adding his distinctive style to the songs, the band is on a roll, making this an essential record for '70s rock fans all over