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    The Kinks

    I've heard a bit of their stuff, mostly from The Best Of The Kinks: You Really Got Me. I like pretty much all tracks, including Lola, which I heard was the start of their decline? I was informed that after releasing Lola, their popularity started to decline. Or it was declining at around that time. And also that Ape Man was pretty much the end? Anyone have anymore on this?? Anyone else like them??
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    They are maybe in my Top 3 or 4 favorite bands. They have so many more great songs besides the Greatest Hits. Check out SWEET LADY GENEVIEVE, SHANGRI-LA, JUKE BOX MUSIC, OKLAHOMA U.S.A., TWO SISTERS, DEAD END STREET, GET BACK IN LINE, and literally hundreds more!

    Even after their popularity decined in the 70s (and before it picked right back up in America in the 80s), they were musically at the top of their game.

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    Yeah I like a lot of their stuff too. LOLA freaked me out when I realized what the lyrics were about. As a young kid at primary school
    it was a real WTF? moment.
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    I saw them back in the 80's and their show was great!! The live version of Lola is one of my all time favorite live tunes. It just rocks!

    I dig where he says "and now for disco version..." and the drums kick up.

    great stuff. great band.

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    they're as responsible for hard rock/heavy metal as led zeppelin and black sabbath
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    Their albums are usually in some sale somewhere so I guess I'll pick myself up a couple. Any recommendations??? Lola has some clever lyrics in, which is one of the reasons I like it. All Day and All of the Night is my favourite song on that album.

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    Originally posted by smaz
    Their albums are usually in some sale somewhere so I guess I'll pick myself up a couple. Any recommendations??? Lola has some clever lyrics in, which is one of the reasons I like it. All Day and All of the Night is my favourite song on that album.

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    track list:

    1. Opening
    2. Hard Way, The
    3. Catch Me Now I'm Falling
    4. Where Have All The Good Times Gone
    5. Introduction To Lola
    6. Lola
    7. Pressure
    8. All Day And All Of The Night
    9. 20th Century Man
    10. Misfits
    11. Prince Of The Punks
    12. Stop Your Sobbing
    13. Low Budget
    14. Attitude
    15. Superman
    16. National Health
    17. Till The End Of The Day
    18. Celluloid Heroes
    19. You Really Got Me
    20. Victoria
    21. David Watts

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    Great live album. I'd also say the VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY album is a masterpiece. It was just released in an astounding three-disc version. Brilliant stuff, and worth the money.

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    I'll stick 'em on me Birthday list Cheers dude and dude-ess!

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    Originally posted by Mr Grimsdale
    they're as responsible for hard rock/heavy metal as led zeppelin and black sabbath
    I agree somewhat....mainly in the chord progressions that Ray Davies wrote. However, the irony in your statement is this...Jimmy Page played guitar on a few of their tunes, so does he get double the responsibility?

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    I liked their early 80's stuff... "give the people what they want" is a great rocker and "noise" is like an anthem to rock 'n roll like AC/DC's "rock 'n roll ain't noise pollution."

    Love their 60's stuff as well.
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    acually i found a vinyl of the live one in someones trash, i played it in art at my school and i loved it, my dad has some of their stuff and i like it

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    yes the album cover is posted above

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    To the bone/Phobia

    Without a doubt pick up To the bone a double live cd and their last studio effort 93 i think Phobia.Totally great underatted band.Very good live also if you catch Ray on a good night.Hope they come back.

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    Re: To the bone/Phobia

    Originally posted by Jack68
    Without a doubt pick up To the bone a double live cd and their last studio effort 93 i think Phobia.Totally great underatted band.Very good live also if you catch Ray on a good night.Hope they come back.
    I hope they come back too!

    PHOBIA is now out-of-print. It's hard to find. But I just got a copy off E-BAY. There are a few filler songs, but man there is some great material on this CD!!!

    I also want to get TO THE BONE. I have most of their albums. TO THE BONE is supposed to be their best live one!

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