Credits:

The Kinks

Description:

The Kinks are still loved and respected by rock fans all over the world as a too-British British rock band. Their early works are reissued in analog format! THE KINK KONTROVERSY", which has the raw sound of early British Invasion with more sophisticated lyrics and ironic viewpoint, is also reissued in analog on black vinyl! The Kinks are still loved and respected by rock fans around the world as a British rock band with too much Britishness. Their early works will be reissued in analog format. The Kinks' third album "THE KINK KONTROVERSY" from 1965 shows the change and evolution of Ray Davies' style as a songwriter.The raw sound of the early British Invasion, combined with sophisticated lyrics and well thought-out production, makes this album a perfect companion to early hits like "Till the End of the Day" and blues-influenced songs like "Milk Cow Blues," as well as the humorous, pathos-filled "I'm on An Island" and the anxious, nostalgic "Where Have All the Good Times Gone? The album also includes a number of songs that showcase Ray Davies' ironic perspective, such as the humorous and pathos-filled "I'm on An Island," a song about loneliness that is both sad and joyful, and the uneasy nostalgia of "Where Have All the Good Times Gone? The album also includes Dave Davis' Declaration of Independence song, "I Am Free".

Tracklisting:

1.Milk Cow Blues
2.Ring the Bells
3.Gotta Get the First Plane Home
4.When I See That Girl of Mine
5.I Am Free
6.Till the End of the Day (Mono Mix)