Johnny Thunders & Heartbreakers "L.A.M.F.: The Found '77 Masters" COLOR:Transparent The band rose from the

The band rose from the ashes of The Yardbirds

"Bummerland" and "My Play"

this 12-track project finds The Butcher blending his signature street wisdom with summer-ready energy

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and countless other standouts as well as work with some hardcore heavyweights like Converge and Nails

Johnny Thunders & Heartbreakers "L.A.M.F.: The Found '77 Masters" COLOR:Transparent The band rose from theHeartbreakers L. A. M. F.: The Found '77 Masters is the definitive edition of one of punk rock's most infamous and beloved albums finally heard as it was meant to sound. Recorded in London in 1977 by the ex New York Dolls pairing of Johnny Thunders and Jerry Nolan, L. A. M. F. (short for "Like A Mother F***er") became legendary not only for its snarling energy and classic songs but also for its supposedly "muddy" mix an audio flaw that dogged every