14-12-2011, 17:08
Yo SteveO, I think you hit the nail on the head when you said "The Kinks never put out a bad album"... and for my money that includes the oft slagged "Preservation Act" albums.
On "Word" the writing of Ray is more than up to par, and Dave's "Living on a Thin Line" is a classic Kinks tune.
There must have been a worldwide kinkspiracy that prevented The Kinks from reaching the same heights as the Beatles or Stones, especially when you consider their output in the late 60's and early seventies that far outpaced either of the other two big Brit acts. And, after The Beatles blew up and Mick and the boys started to delve into that disco beat later in the 70's, the Kinks always rocked. They were simply great!
On "Word" the writing of Ray is more than up to par, and Dave's "Living on a Thin Line" is a classic Kinks tune.
There must have been a worldwide kinkspiracy that prevented The Kinks from reaching the same heights as the Beatles or Stones, especially when you consider their output in the late 60's and early seventies that far outpaced either of the other two big Brit acts. And, after The Beatles blew up and Mick and the boys started to delve into that disco beat later in the 70's, the Kinks always rocked. They were simply great!
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