The Dolls' second and last album of their original run was a memorably slipshod document which on paper (their idol/inspiration Shadow Morton in the producer's chair), should have surpassed the original. In reality, this was an outfit whose time had come and gone, and their partnership with Morton was nothing more than a misguided last-hour shot at the brass ring. The howling, madness-filled ending of "Human Being" definitely included.