DOGS - The Legendary Lovers Demos
This album reveals previously unreleased recordings by the legendary French band Dogs, renowned for blending their 50s/60s influences into a distinctive sound uniquely their own. From 1977 to 1984, Dogs released several nearly classic albums with 1983’s “Legendary Lovers” being one of their best. Many argue that demos often surpass the final product, and this definitely holds true here. The demos for their "Legendary Lovers" album are a revelation—raw, energetic, occasionally moody, yet imbued with an elegance and class rarely matched by other bands. Dive in and experience the untamed essence of Dogs' music and hear this fantastic record again for the first time.
This album reveals previously unreleased recordings by the legendary French band Dogs, renowned for blending their 50s/60s influences into a distinctive sound uniquely their own. From 1977 to 1984, Dogs released several nearly classic albums with 1983’s “Legendary Lovers” being one of their best. Many argue that demos often surpass the final product, and this definitely holds true here. The demos for their "Legendary Lovers" album are a revelation—raw, energetic, occasionally moody, yet imbued with an elegance and class rarely matched by other bands. Dive in and experience the untamed essence of Dogs' music and hear this fantastic record again for the first time.
This album reveals previously unreleased recordings by the legendary French band Dogs, renowned for blending their 50s/60s influences into a distinctive sound uniquely their own. From 1977 to 1984, Dogs released several nearly classic albums with 1983’s “Legendary Lovers” being one of their best. Many argue that demos often surpass the final product, and this definitely holds true here. The demos for their "Legendary Lovers" album are a revelation—raw, energetic, occasionally moody, yet imbued with an elegance and class rarely matched by other bands. Dive in and experience the untamed essence of Dogs' music and hear this fantastic record again for the first time.
