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Band Name The Kinks
Album Name Kinks
Type Album
Data de aparición 02 Octubre 1964
Estilo MusicalRock'n'Roll
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Tracklist

1.
 Beautiful Delilah
 02:07
2.
 So Mystifying
 02:58
3.
 Just Can't Go to Sleep
 01:58
4.
 Long Tall Shorty
 02:50
5.
 I Took My Baby Home
 01:48
6.
 I'm a Lover Not a Fighter
 02:03
7.
 You Really Got Me
 02:13
8.
 Cadillac
 02:44
9.
 Bald Headed Woman
 02:41
10.
 Revenge
 01:29
11.
 Too Much Monkey Business
 02:16
12.
 I've Been Driving on Bald Mountain
 02:01
13.
 Stop Your Sobbing
 02:06
14.
 Got Love If You Want It
 03:46

Bonus
15.
 Long Tall Sally
 02:12
16.
 You Still Want Me
 01:59
17.
 You Do Something to Me
 02:24
18.
 It's Alright
 02:37
19.
 All Day and All of the Night
 02:23
20.
 I Gotta Move
 02:22
21.
 Louie Louie (Kinksize Session EP)
 02:57
22.
 I Gotta Go Now (Kinksize Session EP)
 02:53
23.
 Things Are Getting Better (Kinksize Session EP)
 01:52
24.
 I've Got That Feeling (Kinksize Session EP)
 02:43
25.
 Too Much Monkey Business (Alternate Take)
 02:10
26.
 I Don't Need You Any More
 02:10

Total playing time: 01:01:42

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The Kinks



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Crónica @ ThatMetalDude

28 Diciembre 2015

A landmark in rock history.

To a lot of people now, The Kinks's debut may just seem like another typical 60's rock 'n' roll album. In actuality, this album is a first in a few different genres of music. Not only was the raw sound on this album a predecessor to punk rock, but also hard rock and possibly even heavy metal. I've heard numerous metal musicians say in interviews that "You Really Got Me" is considered to be the first heavy metal song ever written. Now, I wouldn't necessarily go that far (to me, heavy metal generally brings thoughts of bands like Black Sabbath and Judas Priest), but it was definitely a huge inspiration to many of the first true metal bands.

So, we know that "You Really Got Me" was a hugely inspirational song, but what about the rest of the album? Well, it's definitely one of their heavier albums overall. That doesn't necessarily mean it's one of my favorites though. The first Kinks albums I ever listened to were their 'Face to Face' and 'Village Green Preservation Society' albums, both of which were quite soft in comparison and had more in common with groups like The Beatles than the music contained on this album. Needless to say, this caught me a little off guard when I first heard it. There were also a lot of cover songs on here. I like to hear covers as much as the next guy, but I like to hear originals as well. I'm sure that after a few more listens, I'll like 'Kinks' as much as some of their later albums, but for now, 'Face to Face' remains my favorite Kinks album.

Fun Fact: 'Kinks' features some of the earliest recorded work by both Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) and Jon Lord (Deep Purple). Page plays acoustic 12-string on "I'm a Lover Not a Fighter" and "I've Been Driving on Bald Mountain" and Lord plays piano on "You Really Got Me".

Standout Tracks: "You Really Got Me"
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