01 - The Kid With The Replaceable H 02 - You Gotta Move 03 - Going Going Gone 04 - Lowest Common Dominator 05 - Downtown At Down 06 - Time 07 - I Can Only.

Destiny Street is the second and final studio album by American punk band Richard Hell and the Voidoids. It was released in 1982 by record label Red Star. Richard Hell is pictured on the front cover with his friend Anne Militello (not Patty Smyth, as she is sometimes mis-identified-Hell didn't meet Smyth until 1984). Destiny Street was released in 1982 on Red Star Records. It was reissued in 1995 by Razor & Tie and again in 2001 by PA label Get Hip Recordings.

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Richard Hell And The Voidoids ‎– Destiny Street. Label: Danceteria ‎– DAN9306CD, Red Star Records ‎– 852325. There is also a list of their releases described as "essential albums associated with the New York scene of the late 70's, early '80s," and contact information for Danceteria/ROIR Europe in France

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In 1982, Richard Hell & the Voidoids released their second and final album Destiny Street, the follow-up to the group’s punk epic Blank Generation. Now, 27 years after Destiny Street‘s release, Richard Hell is revisiting the album and putting it out as Destiny Street Repaired - Hell rerecorded the entire album with the help of three guitarists: Tom Waits collaborator Marc Ribot, jazz guitarist Bill Frisell and original Voidoid Ivan Julian.

Destiny Street Repaired - Студийный альбом от Richard Hell & The Voidoids. В альбом вошло 12 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 41:35. Richard Hell & The Voidoids. I Can Only Give You Everything.

No one ever accused Richard Hell of being the hardest working man in rock & roll, and not only did it take him five years to get around to making a follow-up to his first album, the remarkable Blank Generation, but he didn't even bother to come up with a full LP's worth of new material for 1982's Destiny Street; the opening song, "The Kid With the Replaceable Head," first appeared as a B-side to a single in 1979, and three of the album's ten tunes are covers, which hardly speaks well of his productivity. But if it's hard to imagine why it took five years.

Destiny Street followed on the heels of Blank Generation, a song and album that had turned Hell into a household name on the Bowery music scene, and as close as New York City’s surfacing punkers got to a rallying anthem back then. Following a disastrous tour in Britain, where the band were flung into the exploding English punk scene Malcolm McLaren had spun, Hell felt ready to cement himself with a follow-up. Opener The Kid with the Replaceable Head was his stab at a radio single, a predictable wash, the song’s pop heart trumped by Hell’s off-kilter delivery and design. There are douses of Afro-dub and proto-disco seeping into the angular rock frame, and the songs are muddily atmospheric, something that was entirely absent on Blank Generation’s lean lurches.