1974 Original in shrink with inner sleeve. You don't seem em this clean. "In Too Much Too Soon" is the second studio album by the American rock band New York Dolls, released in 1974. Produced by Shadow Morton, the album captures the raw and raucous energy that characterized the band's sound, blending elements of punk rock, glam rock, and hard rock. The album features a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing the band's flair for both gritty, streetwise lyricism and wild, exuberant performances. Standout tracks include "Babylon," "Stranded in the Jungle," and "Puss 'n' Boots," each contributing to the album's reputation as a high-energy, rebellious statement that encapsulates the band's raw aesthetic.

Despite its later influence on the punk rock movement, "In Too Much Too Soon" did not achieve commercial success upon its initial release. Critics were divided, with some praising the band's unapologetic style and others questioning the album's production and musicality. Over time, however, the album has gained recognition as an important work in the rock genre, reflecting the New York Dolls' role in shaping the sound and attitude of late 20th-century rock music. The album's rough and ready demeanor, combined with the band's flamboyant image, leaves a lasting legacy influencing numerous bands and artists in the punk and glam rock scenes that followed.