Don't be misled by the vintage photo on the cover, this isn't a vault release, it's a new album of all new songs. I'm surprised that more artists haven't done this, actually. It's a pretty cool idea, using a photo from his (physical) prime to imply that his music is still coming from the same place. I like it.

Description
Feel The Noise!

Yeah , it’s a concept man. Rock n’ roll... remember that? Well I do, like it was yesterday. Standing on the corner of Hollywood & Vine in LA or on Columbus & Broadway in front of Aquarius Records in North Beach San Francisco circa 1975… Thinking that all I wanted to do is rock out, so sick of everything I was hearing on the radio, all those bands seemed to suck to me, I couldn’t understand what happened to the real rock n roll that I grew up on. Where did it go ? Where were the balls? Where were the guts? Where were the songs that blew my mind, the guitar licks, the harmonies… what happened?

For too many years after that all I heard was the same old thing… “rock n roll is dead”. Every time I heard it, it made me mad, it made me think… yeah… FUCK YOU!

Then I heard the Ramones, and things got better for a while, and then it got bad again. Then I heard Nirvana and things got better again for a while, then they got bad again, but at that point I didn’t really care anymore because I knew that Rock N Roll was never gonna die… you know why? Because there will always be a new generation of kids who will dig this shit as much as I do… Feel The Noise!

Remember kids, the future is in your hands! Keep on Rocking! – PAUL COLLINS

Tracklist
1. Feel The Noise
2. Only Girl
3. Baby I Want You
4. I Need My Rock N’ Roll
5. Don’t Know How To Treat A Lady
6. With A Girl Like You
7. For All Eyes To See
8. Little Suzy
9. Can’t Get You Off My Mind
10. Baby I’m In Love With You
11. Reach Out I’ll Be There
12. Walk Away

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L4NT10W/?tag=imwan-20

Like that song.

didn't Bowie kind of use a vintage pic for his latest disc?
i mean, when he was in his prime?
ok, it was a innovative recycling of an older album's artwork, but i thought it clever.