DOGS "Too Much Class for the Neighbourhood" 1982

With the arrival of Antoine and his guitar, Dogs evolves towards a very 60' s style, and influence of Byrds is apparently felt, but Rock is always there, and the fantastic ' to much class for the neighbourhood ' is proof. "Les Dogs" had the Class and the rock not roll in blood. This is a vinyl rip. - Magic Kaic's Music
Natives of the Normandy region, the Dogs recorded a series of indie singles in 1977 and 1978 before debuting on LP with Different in 1979. The lineup shrunk from a two-guitar quartet to a trio on 1980's Walking Shadows and 1981's Too Much Class for the Neighborhood, rising back to a quartet for 1983's Legendary Lovers. In 1985, the Dogs cut a live LP entitled Shout. - Steve Huey, All Music Guide
traxfromwax:
1. Shakin' with Linda 2. Wanderin' Robin 3. The most forgotten french boy 4. Gone Gone Gone 5. Sandy Sandy 6. Death Lane 7. M.A.D. 8. Too much class for the neighbourhood 9. Home is where I want to be 10. The train Kept -a - rollin' 11. Hesitation 12. Lonesome Angie 13. Poisoned town 14. When I came home
…originally served by Magic Kaic's Music...