In 1977, Richard Hell and The Voidoids set the punk world ablaze with their debut album, Blank Generation.  Hell had already been a part of both Television and Johnny Thunder’s first Heartbreakers lineup, and Blank Generation proved that he was more than ready to strike out with his own band.  Hell didn’t record a follow-up until 1981, however.  When that sophomore album, Destiny Street, was released in 1982, the artist was dissatisfied: “The final mix was a morass of trebly multi-guitar blare.”  Now, forty years on from its recording, Hell has had…