Street

"Street" is the debut studio album by Dutch rock and roll and blues sensation Herman Brood & His Wild Romance, marking the beginning of Herman Brood's solo career. Released in January 1977 under the Ariola label, this album is a raw and energetic blend of punk rock and catchy pop melodies, showcasing Brood's unique style and charisma. The album features iconic tracks like "Turn It On," "Syrup," and "One More Dose (Lonely Pain Part 2)," each offering a glimpse into the band's dynamic sound and Brood's powerful vocals.

The album's cover art, designed by Brood himself, is a striking depiction of his glam rock persona, setting the tone for the music within. Despite not achieving massive commercial success, reaching only #30 on the Dutch album chart, "Street" is a seminal work in the Dutch music scene, blending the raw energy of punk with the accessibility of pop. The album's legacy endures, making it a beloved classic among fans of Dutch rock and roll. With a runtime of just 35 minutes, "Street" is a concise yet powerful introduction to the world of Herman Brood & His Wild Romance, capturing the essence of their live performances and Brood's electrifying stage presence.