And as part of the summer series on albums celebrating their 50th anniversary, rock critic Ken Tucker is reviewing the New York Dolls' 1974 record "In Too Much Too Soon." It was the second album ...

Legendary New York Dolls rocker David Johansen has died ... Their follow-up record, 1974’s “Too Much Too Soon” performed even more poorly, only reaching 167 on the sales charts.

Guns N' Roses busted out the live debut of an old favorite during their Tuesday (May 27) show in Abu Dhabi, seemingly pay ...

“The New York Dolls: Too Much Too Soon.” Morrissey soon became the president of the band’s British fan club. The New York Dolls were notorious for transgressive behavior; they were ...

“Too Much Too Soon” is sometimes too cutesy ... debut album that sounded like someone had given Ritalin to the New York Dolls, allowing them to hone their arrangements and tune their guitars.

having recorded only two albums – "New York Dolls" and "Too Much Too Soon" – both of which featured Johansen on lead vocals and with the majority of the tracks either written or co-written by him.

Their two original era albums — 1973’s New York Dolls and 1974’s Too Much Too Soon — are classics and you can hear echoes of their music in groups still to this day. Martin Scorsese ...

But neither of their first two albums — 1973’s “New York Dolls,” produced by Todd Rundgren, nor “Too Much Too Soon” a year later produced by Shadow Morton — charted. “They’re ...

But neither of their first two albums — 1973's "New York Dolls," produced by Todd Rundgren, nor "Too Much Too Soon" a year later produced by Shadow Morton — charted."They're definitely a band ...