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| | The Kinks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The Kinks' first album for Columbia, Phobia (1993), was released and recorded by the band as a four-piece. | | | The songs on the 1967 album Something Else By The Kinks continued the musical progressions of Face to Face, but without the thematic consistency of that album. | | | Blur frontman Damon Albarn and Oasis' chief songwriter Noel Gallagher especially stressed that the Kinks were one of the bands that made the biggest impact on their songwriting as well as their development as artists and musicians. |
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| | The Kinks: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic |
| | The kinks is the self-titled debut album by british rock and rollrock band, the kinks.... | | | Face to face is an album released by the kinks in 1966 on reprise records in the united states and pye records in the united kingdom.... | | | Something else by the kinks is an album by the british rock and rollrock group the kinks, released in 1967.... |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/t/th/the_kinks.htm
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| | The Kinks |
| | The Kinks left RCA and concept albums behind in 1976. | | | Their next album, The Kinks Kontroversy, though containing another hard-rock 45, "Till the End of the Day," was increasingly introspective, with songs like "I'm on an Island". | | | The Kinks' next concept album, "Lola Versus Powerman" and "The Moneygoround, Part One" (#35, 1970), was built around the story of trying to get a hit record. |
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| | The Kinks - Low Budget - Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs - SACD |
| | That’s the allure of The Kinks and the draw of this album. | | | The recognition of The Kinks and their music by having some of their important albums remastered using DSD technology in a time where the format is still in it’s infancy speaks clearly for the band& output. | | | Whether you’re a Kinks fan or not, it’s difficult to dismiss the lively quality of their songs. |
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http://www.musictap.net/Reviews/KinksLowBudgetSACD.html
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| | The Kinks |
| | The Kinks' 1960s discography is messy, with a lot of uncollected single and EP sides and rarities that have cropped up on assorted compilation albums; there's also the failed late 60s Dave Davies solo album project, which has resulted in numerous bootlegs and one official 1987 UK release that I haven't seen. | | | This is a live in concert/live in the studio record with 29 songs, the core of which consists of 13 "unplugged" tracks that were released under this title in the UK back in 1994. | | | Apart from an old greatest hits disc and their American debut album, this was the first Kinks record to solidly dent the Top 40, and for the next several years the Kinks were again big news. |
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| | The Kinks: lyrics, discography, pictures, biography, reviews - Onda Rock |
| | saranno i soli album realizzati a nome Kinks nel decennio Novanta, insieme all'unplugged | | | I 33 giri, però, faticano a confermare il successo riscosso dai singoli, anche perché la Pye continua a considerare i Kinks gruppo essenzialmente da 45 giri e non si affanna a promuovere in modo adeguato gli album. | | | Anticipatori di svariati generi, dal garage-rock al punk, autori di feroci satire contro la loro Inghilterra, i Kinks sono stati tra i maestri (spesso incompresi) del pop d'oltremanica |
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http://www.ondarock.it/Kinks.html
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| | The Kinks debut album |
| | The 14 tracks on the original album are boosted by a further 12 bonus tracks featuring singles released around the album. | | | Many would argue with some reason that the Kinks were one of the first punk bands. | | | Those singles and all of the tracks from the EP Kinksize Sessions released in November '64 are included as extra tracks with two unreleased tracks for die-hards. |
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http://www.ready-steady-go.org.uk/kinks.html
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| | CNN.com - Paying tribute to the Kinks' Ray Davies - April 24, 2002 |
| | Ray Davies: The songs by the Kinks' ringleader are the subject of a new tribute album. | | | Sexsmith is one of 16 artists -- including Davies himself, singing with Blur's Damon Albarn -- who cover Kinks songs on "This Is Where I Belong: The Songs of Ray Davies and the Kinks" (Ryko), a tribute album to the King Kink. | | | The band's 1968 concept album, "The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society," did not even make the U.S. Top 200. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/Music/04/24/ray.davies/index.html
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| | Reason to Rock: The Kinks |
| | This is one of the Kinks albums during this period that was conceived and executed as an elaborate stage show for their tours. | | | Certainly one of the best Kinks albums in their collection. | | | The title track is a classic, and again there are other worthwhile efforts on the album. |
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| | The Kinks - Wikipedia |
| | Heute zählen die Kinks zu den Urvätern von Punk und Britpop und zahlreiche Bands wurden und werden durch ihre Musik inspiriert: The Jam, The Pretenders, Blur, The Libertines, Coldplay. | | | Eine Zusammenfassung der besten Songs der letzten drei Alben findet sich auf dem 1980 erschienenen, live eingespielten Album One for the road. | | | Sie gelten neben den Beatles und den Rolling Stones als eine der erfolgreichsten britischen Bands der 1960er Jahre. |
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| | Kinks Klassics |
| | Rock fans over the years have argued whether the concept album was the ruination of rock 'n' roll. | | | Rhino Records was the first in America to jump on the Kinks' reissue train, and while their single album reissues are largely out of print, this collection of Greatest Hits can still be readily found. | | | The first three albums (Kinks, Kinda Kinks, The Kink Kontroversy) stand as little more than collections of singles, b-sides and blues covers, but for all that, they're remarkably durable elpees. |
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| | Kinks Kinks Kinks Books from The Bomp Bookshelf |
| | The Kinks' influence on The Beatles and Pete Townshend are duly noted. | | | Although it is the Kinks' proper British record catalog that is thoroughly examined here, Rogan provides pertinent details regarding the band's American product, including releases that were unique to the US market, such as The Kink Kronikles and The Great Lost Kinks Album, both of which contained recordings or alternate mixes otherwise unavailable. | | | Most of the lyrics in the book are not from an 'official' source -- they were transcribed by listening to the songs, with corrections sent in by other fans (much the same way the lyrics on this web site are created/maintained). |
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| | "You Really Got Me" - Salon |
| | Producer Shel Talmy, who was also at the helm for the Who's early recordings, fancied himself another Phil Spector (according to Dave Davies), and gave the Kinks' recordings a clean sound far removed from that of their live shows. | | | As a group of unknowns, the Kinks had been given no say in the selection of songs or producer at their first proper recording session in January 1964. | | | In the United States, however, where the Kinks were banned from touring for unspecified reason, those albums were largely ignored. |
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http://dir.salon.com/story/ent/masterpiece/2002/07/23/you_really_got_me/index.html
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| | The Kinks - The Kink Kronikles |
| | John Mendelsohn emphasizes the Kinks' position as an underdog band. | | | Great hits are few -- the Kinks have made U.S. top forty only twice since their first best-of, with "Lola" and "Sunny Afternoon." But great songs abound, assembled with a konnoisseur's kraft (all right, I'll stop) from available (and deleted) LPs, uncollected singles (told you I'd stop), and the vaults. | | | An album without the Kinks' loud, chunky rock and roll is akin to an analysis of Van Morrison without any mention of Them (indeed, considered by some souls as one of the five greatest rock groups of all time...). |
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| | Amazon.co.uk: The Ultimate Collection: Music |
| | The Kinks were an album band as well as being devotees to 45 rpm! | | | He received not a penny of royalties throughout the Kinks' late-1960s heyday, due to a management dispute. | | | This collection is superb BUT a third disc would have allowed for a full appreciation of The Kinks when they were stadium rockers Stateside in the late 70s and early 80s. |
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| | The Kinks |
| | Problem is, the Kinks just didn't have the Animals' chops or the Animals' self-assuredness or even anything vaguely approaching the Animals' stunning image: the Kinks were just one of the hundreds of average British rock bands that accidentally happened to fall upon a new, rich, innovative sound. | | | This is the Kinks' eleventh concept album and third rock opera in a row (prepare yourself, Guinness!), this time built around a story of a certain 'naughty schoolboy' who was punished by the Headmaster for his conduct after which he became a hard and cruel person and 'grew up into Mr Flash'. | | | The song was 'Lola', the subject matter was the protagonist's brief acquaintance and flirt with a travestite, the melody was incredibly involving and memorable, the bombastic chorus ('lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-Lola') became the Kinks' arena signature, and the single was one of their biggest international smashes, reinstating them as major artists in the USA as well. |
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| | THE KINKS / THE VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY |
| | The U.S. touring ban had also isolated the Kinks from the rock music world's largest market—a country that exercised a larger influence on international pop culture than almost all other nations combined—so it was inevitable that he became more introspective, more wistful, and definitely more English. | | | That man was the genteel, smarmy-charmy Ray Davies, who in the Kinks' jaunty songs pined intensely for the romanticized, storybook Merry Olde England of his boyhood. | | | And of all the 1960s' original British Invasion bands, the Kinks were certainly the most British-sounding. |
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| | Amazon.com: Kinks (The Ultimate Collection): Music: The Kinks |
| | The Kinks were an incredible band, and this particular CD is the best overview of their career; unlike the other best-of-sets that have come out over the years, this one uses the original versions of the songs, not live ones made after the Kinks went to RCA in the early 70s. | | | Sorry, but any Kinks collection that purports to be "ultimate" better have one of their most well known hits -- "Destroyer." I can't think of any good reason why this song is not included and it baffles the mind why it hasn't been. | | | This excellent compilation is the best sounding Kink CD, surpassing the recently remastered Castle imports (which, according to an interview with Ray Davies in The Tracking Angle magazine, did not always use the original Pye masters, as advertised). |
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| | The Kinks |
| | Any Kinks LP from this period (and you should own 'em all) seems to exist as a sort of photo album; each song a snapshot of and event, or a character (Ray even alludes to this twice, with the songs "Picture Book" and "People Take Pioctures of Each Other"). | | | This pointed a new direction for the band, and they never looked back, as Englishness and "character" songs began to permeate the British music scene. | | | Unlike previous British hits, which tried to sound American in the vocal phrasing, Ray's accent on "Well Respected Man" is so thick at times that some lyrics are vrtually unintelligible. |
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| | Kinks Discography at CD Universe |
| | The Kinks: Ray Davies (vocals, guitar); Dave Davies (guitar, background vocals); Ian Gibbons (keyboards, background vocals); Jim Rodford (bass guitar, background vocals); Mick Avory (drums). | | | The Kinks: Ray Davies (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Dave Davies (vocals, guitar); Nick Newell (saxophone, keyboards); John Gosling, Ian Gibbons (keyboards); John Dalton, Andy Pyle, Ron Lawrence, Jim Rodford (bass); Nick Trevisik, Mick Avory, Henrit (drums). | | | Like most mid-1960s British rockers, the Kinks started out as an R&B group before they helped invent hard rock and ventured into sardonic, Beatles-inspired pop and refreshingly unpretentious rock opera with an English music-hall tinge. |
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| | Well-Bred Englishman |
| | Much to the astonishment of my staff, I am also keyboard player in a local rock band, in which I insist that we play several Kinks numbers, as well as some of my own songs, which are inspired by Ray Davies's "slice of life" style. | | | I have been trying to ensure that I have at least one recording of every one of Ray& songs (I have most of Dave's as well) and I think I am nearly there - apart from some obscure ones which reputedly exist, but don't seem to have been recorded. | | | bringing up a Davies lyric appropriate to any situation), buying every Kinks record I could and spreading the word wherever I have been, which included a year as a post-doc at U. Hawaii and two years in Ottawa, as well as the various parts of the UK I have lived. |
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| | Amazon.co.uk: The Village Green Preservation Society [Box set]: Music |
| | The Kinks were working in their own homey little world, as evidenced by songs such as the album's title track, "Picture Book", about family snapshot albums, and "All of My Friends Were There" whose very un-rebellious subject is public embarrassment. | | | The Kinks' offering was rather unfairly ignored and may as well have been melted down to make more copies of The White Album for all most people evidently cared. | | | Ray Davies' songs for this album mainly concern the comfort of the past - or our rose-tinted version of the past - and as such were alarmingly out of step with the pop world of 1968, where the Stones sang of the Devil and fighting, and the Beatles sang of revolution and, er, chocolate boxes. |
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| | Upgraded Reissues Mark Kinks 40th Anniversary |
| | Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the influential U.K. rock act's first album, 1964's "Kinks," each of the restored titles will be released on hybrid Super Audio CDs (SACD). | | | Several of the titles were revamped for reissue in the late 1990's through the short-lived Velvel label. | | | The format allows the discs to be played on high definition Super Audio CD players as well as regular CD players. |
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| | Tower Records - The Kinks (1st LP) [Remaster] - The Kinks |
| | Tower Records - The Kinks (1st LP) [Remaster] - The Kinks | | | Dedicated fans will certainly enjoy THE KINKS, but this fine reissue would also be of interest to connoisseurs of young, white R&B on the order of the early Who and Rolling Stones. | | | But there are hints that Davies would become one of the most unusual and melodic songwriters of a generation. |
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| | Kinks |
| | The 1970s were a time of change in other ways too for the band began to spend the majority of its time in the USA where the 'Britishness' of Ray Davies' wonderfully original lyrics had great appeal. | | | They were excellent musicians and had in their midst a remarkable song writing talent, Ray Davies. | | | This contains a number of tracks not featured on their singles including their splendid version of the controversial, Louie Louie- a song made famous by the Kingsmen. |
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| | THE KINKS - EVERYBODY'S IN SHOW-BIZ *SACD* - Musicdirect |
| | New deluxe illustrated liner notes by Kinks biographer Fred Schruers are included. | | | Fans should note that Mobile Fidelity used the full-length versions found on the original vinyl release plus two additional live tracks. | | | The concert is a charmingly loose, rowdy, and sometimes silly show that really captured the essence of The Kinks at that time. |
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| | The Great Lost Kinks Album - Reprise 1973 (66-71) | | | Pictures in The Sand (Ray Davies) The Great Lost Kinks Album | | | Misty Water (Ray Davies) The Great Lost Kinks Album |
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| | KINKS |
| | Recommended: Audio Killer-If you have a chance to get ahold of the unofficial CD release THE "NEW" GREAT LOST KINKS ALBUM-by all means get it-one of the greatest collections with 30 killer tracks, mostly unissued, including tracks for the original GREAT LOST KINKS album...RATED:10 out of 10 |
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| | OSCAR'S KINKS PAGE |
| | These are my favourites songs of the Kinks: | | | They started with the british number one You Really Got Me, and have such quintessencial songs like All Day and All Of The Night, Tired Of Waiting For You, A Well Respected Man, Waterloo Sunset, Victoria, Lola, Apeman, Rock'n Roll Fantasy and many more... | | | The Kinks are one of the most brilliant rock groups of the british history. |
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| | June's Waterloo Konnection for Kinks Fans |
| | Early 80s Song of the Week The Kinks | | | Synthesis's CD Review of Come Dancing With The Kinks | | | R.O.C. Ready Steady Go Reviews the Kinks Debut Album |
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| | Kinda Like Those Kinks - Mp3.com |
| | A place to pay tribute to the music of The Kinks, as you listen to or download good rock and roll songs by new bands featured at mp3.com. | | | Until we acquire a server, please just disregard any boxes that manifest themselves and come on in.. |
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| | Kinks Tour |
| | Ask to see the function room, where the Kinks rehearsed and where Mick was auditioned. | | | (might as well sing a bit of "State of Confusion" while you're here) where the Kinks were photographed for the cover of Muswell Hillbillies. | | | (now used by a religious organisation), which staged one of the first of the Kinks big shows in the early 70s. |
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| | Dave's Guitars & The Green Amp! |
| | Voxes, Vees And Razorblades : The Kinks Guitar Sound - The Guitar Magazine - January 1999 | | | [What's New] [Tour Info] [Kink] [Solo Albums] [Guitars] [Sound and Vision] | | | Signal processors: MXR compressor, MXR noise gate, MXR Phase 100, Roland Space Echo. |
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| | Big Black Smoke |
| | Follow the Kinks through the dark alleyways and passages of | | | This indicates which tube line the stop is on. | | | Click on the part of London that you are interested in to begin your journey. |
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| | The Kinks News |
| | Ray Davies helped found seminal 60s rock band the Kinks, and today has a flourishing solo career. | | | Maybe it was lowered expectations brought on by the sad sales figures of the last few Kinks albums. | | | Add The Kinks headlines to your website Make The Kinks News your homepage |
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| | You Really Got Me by The Kinks: Song Music Downloads |
| | You Really Got Me by The Kinks: Song Music Downloads | | | You Really Got Me Album: Kinks (1964) Artist: The Kinks | | | Portions of content provided by All Music Guide © 2005 AEC One Stop Group, Inc. |
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| | Backbeat Books - Browse by Authors |
| | Ralph Heibutzki's articles have appeared in Bass Player, DISCoveries, Goldmine, Guitar Player, and Vintage Guitar, and he is a regular contributor to the All Music Guide series. | | | Doug Hinman is the author of You Really Got Me, the award-winning, definitive discography of the Kinks. | | | Will Hoover is an award-winning journalist living in Hawaii. |
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| | eBay - kinks all products at low prices |
| | 145 matches found for 'kinks' in All Products | | | eBay - kinks all products at low prices | | | Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the eBay User Agreement and Privacy Policy. |
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| | GREG VANDIKE 1 DELGANY VILLAS PLYMOUTH DEVON UK GREAT LOST KINKS USA ONLY LP RARE MINT COPY WITH INSERT offs | | | GREAT LOST KINKS US ONLY LP + INSERT 70 EX Home |
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| | The Kinks Web Site |
| | Click here to continue to the Kinks Web Site. |
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| | ** THE KINKS ** |
| | This site created and maintained by Roger Houdaille | | | SORRY, BUT THE CONTENT OF THIS PAGE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE KINKS PRESERVATION SOCIETY |
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