Richard Hell & The Voidoids, Blank Generation - 40m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Love Comes In Spurts	2:03
2. Liars Beware	2:52
3. New Pleasure	1:58
4. Betrayal Takes Two	3:37
5. Down At The Rock And Roll Club (Alternate Version)	4:05
6. Who Says?	2:07
7. Blank Generation	2:45
8. Walking On The Water	2:17
9. The Plan	3:56
10. Another World	8:14
11. I'm Your Man	2:55
12. All The Way	3:22

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Review

If the title track didn't sum up an entire generation, it certainly captured the frazzled swagger of early punk rock. Launched from New York City's famous C.B.G.B. nightclub, the Voidoids released this debut in 1977, around the same time as Television's Marquee Moon. A rewrite of an old cornball Beat song, "Blank Generation" echoes the Sex Pistols's cries of "no future." "Love Comes in Spurts," the 1977 album's other classic, is a double-entendre both playful and menacing. The rest is the sound of Hell's nervous voice rubbing up against Robert Quine's equally nervous electric-guitar playing and an unyielding rhythm section. Steve Knopper Originally Released in 1977, this 12 Track Was Richard Hell's First Album.

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