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DICTATORS, THE – Bloodbrothers"The Dictators origins actually predate the Ramones by a year, and they probably deserve more credit for helping shape what became the punk sound. Their sound was actually not quite punk and would be more accurately lumped in with proto punk bands like The Stooges and MC5 or the early glam punk bands like the New York Dolls. (They covered The Stooges standard Search & Destroy on their previous album.) They essentially played revved up rock and roll

With their distinctive sound

musings into the 17 tracks

wrote a handful of tunes and released their debut EP

Let's Get It On Please Don't Stay (Once You Go Away) If I Should Die Tonight Keep Gettin' It On Come Get To This Distant Lover You Sure Love To Ball Just To Keep You Satisfied

Fire In The Western World Until It Rains Can't Do That 13 Going On 21 Love Comes Once Room 213 Going South Ill Of The Dead Play With Fire Don't Look Back Out In The Blue Destination X

demos and answering machine messages

A1 Power Play A2 Leeches A3 I Hate You A4 Social Insect A5 Boredom A6 Bud B1 Disintegration B2 Unity B3 Free Money B4 I Don't Need It B5 Verbal Abuse B6 American Band

Fuzzy Pink Hand-Cuffs The Father

violin or guitars

Getting the band back together felt right

and held out for the presence of Crosby

I always preferred the movie Foxy Brown over Coffy

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