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Artist: Toxic Dollz

Title: Running from the Law

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Category: Sleaze Glam

Year: 1991/2006

Label: Retrospect Records

Catalog Number: RR-242-2

Personnel

Jamii T. Slutt lead vocals
Scotti Raw guitars, backing vocals
S.S. Teezer bass, backing vocals
Ricki Martini drums, backing vocals
Paul Kneevers piano, keyboards
Susan Jillian vocals
Traci Studrox bass

Tracks

1.  Gunslinger  4:03
2.  Mr. Sleaze  4:05
3.  Dyin' Without You  5:18
4.  Bad Boy  3:44
5.  Gator Tune  0:49
6.  Turn Me on  3:52
7.  Tunnel O' Luv  3:37
8.  What You See  3:31
9.  Gunboy  3:08
10.  Kickin' N Clawin'  3:52
11.  Sweet Talkin' Woman  2:55
12.  Fallin' Star  4:40
  
Total Running Time:  43:34

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From: hair metal again Date: March 24, 2012 at 1:09
wow!this one is so hard rockin!if ya like LA GUNS and FASTER PUSSYCAT this is surely your thing!huge riffs,big choruses,lots of street attitude and many good songs is what you get!"bad boy","turn me on","tunnel o luv" and "gunboy" are excellent rockers!i was really impressed by this and for me its highly recommended for hard rockers!

From: Doghouse Reilly Date: March 24, 2012 at 13:18
I love L.A. Guns and like Faster Pussycat, so I'll give this a try, but just looking it over, it already has two strikes against it. One: it looks like one of those bands who couldn't make it at the time and only got released fifteen years later on a shady label. And two: some of the song titles, and ALL of the bandmembers idiotic stage names. Jamii T. Slutt, Traci Studrox, S.S. Teezer? It's like the worst kind of unwitting self-parody: they're a joke and they don't know it. But you know, don't judge a book, etc. I'll give it a listen if I can find it.

From: MrMetal Date: January 19, 2015 at 16:39
The band was formed out of Milwaukee in 1987 by Ricki Martini (d), Jeff "Jab" Bohr (g), Dave London (g) (RIP), Tony Boyd (v), & Troy Kelly (b). Tommy Phillips would replace Tony Boyd as their 2nd singer & would ultimately be replaced again by "Jaime T. Slutt". The band would drop down to one guitarist along the way ("Scott Raw" handling those duties) with "Traci Studrox" replacing Troy Kelly & then being replaced by "S.S. Teezer" as their 3rd bassist. The lineup of Jaime, S.S., Scott, & Ricki would record this lone LP that was released in 1989 (not 1991 as the Retrospect Records reissue listed), as it followed a 7-track Live cassette from 1988. A 3-track EP titled, "Sex" would follow this LP as well as some additional Compilation tracks, Demos & another Live tape in 1996 (most can be found on their website). They dubbed themselves as "The Sleaziest Band in the World" and were influenced by ANA BLACK, POISON, FASTER PUSSYCAT (without the rough vocals), LA GUNS, D'MOLLS, & the SEA HAGS

From: MrMetal Date: January 19, 2015 at 16:44
Most of their performances were in Milwaukee & Chicago, but they also played shows as far as Indiana & Minnesota. They both headlined & supported acts such as TUFF, QUIET RIOT, LOVE/HATE, THE SCREAMING JETS, & VAIN (to name a few). Somewhere along the line "Danny X" would be added as a 2nd guitarist although that formula didn't last long. Their 2nd bassist ("Traci Studrox") played on track #11 on this LP with a couple of other guests listed above. They were also known to play live covers by ALICE COOPER, SNOOP DOGGY DOGG, RICK JAMES, TED NUGENT, DEF LEPPARD, KISS, BILLY IDOL, THE CLASH, COLDIROCKS, & LED ZEPPELIN & came up with something better than might be anticipated based on the whole package & stage names here. I've also read that this band morphed into the group JET STREAM although I don't know how credible that information is.


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