The Kinks - Picture Book (2008) [FLAC] (UK, 6 CDs Box Set, Compilation, Sanctuar
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The Kinks - Picture Book (2008) [FLAC] (UK, 6 CDs Box Set, Compilation, Sanctuary Records, 5313049)
Date: 2008-12-08 | Format: 6 x CD | Country: UK | EAC Rip | FLAC(tracks) - Cue,Log | Artwork | 2.73 GB
Genre: Rock / Styles: Classic Rock | Label: Sanctuary Records | Catalog#: 5313049
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The Kinks were one of the most important bands from the "British Revolution" in the sixties. The band, based in Muswell Hill in London, consisted of the brothers Davies, (Ray and Dave), Mick Avory and Pete Quaife. During their existence they have played different styles of rock('n'roll) music. Interesting were their lyrics, usually about the lower class of society. Singer Ray Davies has always had a fascination for the ordinary people.
After two flops they had their first big hit in 1964: You Really Got Me. This song had a rough guitar riff, that's why some people even call it the first heavy metal song ever. They kept scoring hits after that, timeless songs like Sunny Afternoon, Waterloo Sunset, Lola and All Day And All Of The Night. Albums such as The Village Green Preservation Society (1968) and Arthur (1969) are seen as classics nowadays.
In the beginning of the seventies it was over with the hit singles. They started a series of rockopera's, which were not very succesful. In 1977, with the release of Sleepwalker, they went back to more normal rock. Their popularity started to rise again, especially in America. They have produced records until 1996, some with more success than others. The band never officially split up, the fans are still hoping for a reunion someday. Ray and Dave are both doing solo tours and releasing solo albums.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 (Performer).
Pete Quaife, who had been receiving kidney dialysis for more than ten years, died on 23 June 2010, aged 66.
Sites: kindakinks.net, Wikipedia
Members: Alan Holmes (2), Andy Pyle, Bob Henrit, Dave Davies, Ian Gibbons, Jim Rodford, John Beecham, John Dalton, John Gosling (2), Laurie Brown, Mick Avory, Pete Quaife, Ray Davies
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
One problem with a long wait is that things happen in the interim. In the case of the highly anticipated Kinks box set, these things were a steady stream of reissues and repackages -- some of these were pulled from the shelves before the unveiling of the six-disc Picture Book in late 2008, but at that late date almost all of the Kinks vaults had been emptied on deluxe reissues of every album from 1964's The Kinks until 1984's Word of Mouth (capped off by a triple-disc version of Village Green Preservation Society), with various other compilations like Live at the BBC and Dave Davies' Unfinished Business filling out the gaps. All this means that Picture Book isn't quite the clearinghouse for rarities it once would have been -- and many of the unreleased tracks here are often alternate takes or mono mixes, although there are some quite interesting demos here -- but the main purpose of Picture Book, as it would be with any box set this size for an artist with a career as significant and lengthy as the Kinks, is to tell the story as thoroughly as possible and on that level, it's very successful, even observant. As always, it's possible to quibble over song exclusions, this time with some justification -- since they had a surplus of great songs in the '60s many are left behind, singles from "Plastic Man" to "Jukebox Music" are overlooked, and another opportunity to reissue the studio version of "When I Turn Off the Living Room Light" is missed -- but to dwell on what's missing is to ignore what's here: 138 tracks that tell the tale of one of Britain's greatest bands -- and one of their strangest -- in detail.
This detail does mean each act of the story gets almost equal treatment, with the band's heyday of 1966-1970 deservedly receiving a slight emphasis, with precisely a third of this set devoted to these glory years. Even this cold statistic suggests that the box leans heavily on Face to Face through Lola, which isn't quite right: it lingers on the prime but not at the expense of either the group's early or later years or even their early-'70s detour into odd theatrics. Picture Book takes a little while to get going, cycling through some standard-issue British beat before the band starts to hit its groove after cutting "You Really Got Me," which non-chronologically opens the set like a fanfare. Similarly, it also has a bit of a long close, as the Davies brothers drag into the mid-'90s with Phobia and To the Bone, but between this slow start and finish lies one of the greatest pop sagas in all its glory and occasional bewildering embarrassment. Fortunately, there's not much of the latter, as the set cherry-picks Ray Davies' convoluted concept albums well and gets the best of the uneven '80s LPs (although the choice to include the smash comeback "Come Dancing" as only a demo is a bit puzzling), making this a full-bodied, representative portrait of a band that's notoriously difficult to pigeonhole.
Inevitably, some partisans will grouse that there's too much latter-day stuff at the expense of that classic '60s run, but that's not quite right: Picture Book does a remarkable job of getting into the flow of their career, so the transition from the delicate Village Green to the America-conquering arena rockers of a decade later makes sense. The group had to go through the loose-limbed, ragged Muswell Hillbillies before settling into the concept albums where every gesture became grander -- all theatrics amped up for the time when the amps themselves ruled the roost. As this covers the Kinks itself, not Ray Davies, this stops during his fallow period in the '90s -- ever the misfit, he managed not to capitalize on the Brit-pop moment he godfathered -- so there's not quite an upward swing at the conclusion as there would be if his solo albums were taken into equation. Even so, Picture Book has a wealth of riches, proof that the Kinks are in the first ranks of rockers, right up there with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. What other band could invent hard rock and metal with a two-chord riff, then detour into wry social satire, then establish modern British pop with Something Else, retreat into nostalgia before inventing the rock opera before the Who, then sell America tongue-in-cheek hard rock about gas shortages and the falling dollar, then feel totally at ease on MTV...all the while having a second command as exuberant and open as Dave Davies, who does get his fair shake here. No other band could claim that because there is no other band like the Kinks, as this long-awaited, largely essential, always absorbing box set proves conclusively.
Tracklist:
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1.1 Brian Matthew Introduces The Kinks 0:08
1.2 You Really Got Me 2:11
1.3 I'm a Hog for You Baby 1:39
1.4 I Believed You 1:56
1.5 Long Tall Sally 2:09
1.6 I Don't Need You Anymore 2:09
1.7 Stop Your Sobbing 2:03
1.8 I Gotta Move 2:21
1.9 Don't Ever Let Me Go 2:19
1.10 All Day and All of the Night 2:21
1.11 Tired of Waiting for You 2:29
1.12 Come on Now (Outtake With Two False Starts) 3:38
1.13 There Is a New World Opening for Me (Kassner Publishing Demo) 2:27
1.14 Ev'rybody's Gonna Be Happy 2:13
1.15 Who'll Be the Next in Line 1:59
1.16 Time Will Tell 2:35
1.17 Set Me Free 2:09
1.18 I Need You 2:23
1.19 See My Friends 2:44
1.20 Wait Till the Summer Comes Along 2:05
1.21 I Go to Sleep 2:42
1.22 A Little Bit of Sunlight (Kassner Publishing Demo) 1:50
1.23 This I Know (Demo) 2:01
1.24 A Well Respected Man 2:40
1.25 This Strange Effect (With Brian Matthew Speaking Over Intro) 2:32
1.26 Milk Cow Blues 3:39
1.27 Ring the Bells 2:17
1.28 I'm on an Island 2:14
1.29 Till the End of the Day 2:17
1.30 Where Have All the Good Times Gone? 2:48
1.31 All Night Stand (Demo) 1:52
1.32 And I Will Love You 2:18
1.33 Sittin' on My Sofa 3:03
2.1 Dedicated Follower of Fashion (Alternate Stereo Take) 3:01
2.2 She's Got Everything 3:07
2.3 Mr. Reporter (Ray Vocal) 3:54
2.4 Sunny Afternoon 3:32
2.5 I'm Not Like Everybody Else 3:26
2.6 This Is Where I Belong 2:22
2.7 Rosy Won't You Please Come Home 2:31
2.8 Too Much on My Mind 2:25
2.9 Session Man 2:12
2.10 End of the Season 2:56
2.11 Dead End Street (First Version) 2:58
2.12 Village Green 2:07
2.13 Two Sisters 1:58
2.14 David Watts 2:29
2.15 Mister Pleasant 2:57
2.16 Waterloo Sunset (Mono Mix) 3:13
2.17 Death of a Clown 3:01
2.18 Lavender Hill 2:55
2.19 Good Luck Charm 1:39
2.20 Autumn Almanac 3:03
2.21 Susannah's Still Alive 2:20
2.22 Animal Farm 2:58
2.23 Rosemary Rose 1:44
2.24 Berkeley Mews 2:37
2.25 Lincoln County 3:09
2.26 Picture Book 2:35
2.27 Days 2:51
2.28 Misty Water 3:09
3.1 Love Me Till the Sun Shines (Top Gear Session With Brian Matthew Intro and Outro) 2:50
3.2 The Village Green Preservation Society 2:46
3.3 Big Sky 2:48
3.4 King Kong 3:23
3.5 Drivin' 3:18
3.6 Some Mother's Son 3:23
3.7 Victoria 3:36
3.8 Shangri-La 5:18
3.9 Arthur 5:24
3.10 Got to Be Free 2:58
3.11 Lola (Mono Single Version) 4:04
3.12 Get Back in the Line 3:03
3.13 The Moneygoround 1:43
3.14 Strangers 3:18
3.15 Apeman 3:38
3.16 God's Children 3:16
3.17 The Way Love Used to Be 2:11
3.18 Moments 2:55
3.19 Muswell Hillbilly 4:56
3.20 Oklahoma USA 2:38
3.21 20th Century Man 5:55
3.22 Here Come the People in Grey 3:45
4.1 Skin and Bone 3:38
4.2 Alcohol (Live) 5:14
4.3 Celluloid Heroes 6:20
4.4 Sitting in My Hotel Room 3:21
4.5 Supersonic Rocketship 3:30
4.6 You Don't Know My Name 2:34
4.7 One of the Survivors 4:05
4.8 Sitting in the Midday Sun 3:45
4.9 Sweet Lady Genevieve 3:26
4.10 Daylight 3:20
4.11 Mirror of Love 3:29
4.12 Artificial Man 5:29
4.13 Preservation (U.S. Single) 3:36
4.14 Slum Kids (Live) 6:26
4.15 Holiday Romance 3:10
4.16 (A) Face in the Crowd 2:17
4.17 No More Looking Back 4:28
4.18 Sleepwalker 4:03
4.19 The Poseur 2:52
5.1 Sleepless Nights 3:16
5.2 Father Christmas 3:40
5.3 Misfits 4:40
5.4 Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy 4:59
5.5 A Little Bit of Emotion 4:50
5.6 Attitude 3:47
5.7 Hidden Quality 3:03
5.8 A Gallon of Gas 4:27
5.9 Catch Me Now, I'm Falling 5:55
5.10 Nuclear Love (Demo) 2:38
5.11 Duke (Demo) 3:28
5.12 Maybe I Love You (Demo) 3:12
5.13 Stolen Away Your Heart (Demo) 2:58
5.14 Low Budget (Live) 5:59
5.15 Better Things 2:44
5.16 Destroyer 3:45
5.17 Yo-Yo 4:09
5.18 Art Lover 3:21
5.19 Long Distance 5:22
6.1 Heart of Gold 4:02
6.2 Come Dancing (Demo Remix) 4:01
6.3 State of Confusion 3:42
6.4 Do It Again 4:08
6.5 Living on a Thin Line 4:12
6.6 Summer's Gone 3:52
6.7 How Are You? 4:28
6.8 The Road (Live) 6:12
6.9 Million Pound Semi-Detached 4:10
6.10 Down All the Days (To 1992) 4:56
6.11 The Informer 4:01
6.12 Phobia 5:15
6.13 Only a Dream 5:03
6.14 Drift Away 5:02
6.15 Scattered 4:10
6.16 Do You Remember Walter? (Live) 3:43
6.17 To the Bone (Demo) 4:27
The Kinks were one of the most important bands from the "British Revolution" in the sixties. The band, based in Muswell Hill in London, consisted of the brothers Davies, (Ray and Dave), Mick Avory and Pete Quaife. During their existence they have played different styles of rock('n'roll) music. Interesting were their lyrics, usually about the lower class of society. Singer Ray Davies has always had a fascination for the ordinary people.
After two flops they had their first big hit in 1964: You Really Got Me. This song had a rough guitar riff, that's why some people even call it the first heavy metal song ever. They kept scoring hits after that, timeless songs like Sunny Afternoon, Waterloo Sunset, Lola and All Day And All Of The Night. Albums such as The Village Green Preservation Society (1968) and Arthur (1969) are seen as classics nowadays.
In the beginning of the seventies it was over with the hit singles. They started a series of rockopera's, which were not very succesful. In 1977, with the release of Sleepwalker, they went back to more normal rock. Their popularity started to rise again, especially in America. They have produced records until 1996, some with more success than others. The band never officially split up, the fans are still hoping for a reunion someday. Ray and Dave are both doing solo tours and releasing solo albums.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 (Performer).
Pete Quaife, who had been receiving kidney dialysis for more than ten years, died on 23 June 2010, aged 66.
Sites: kindakinks.net, Wikipedia
Members: Alan Holmes (2), Andy Pyle, Bob Henrit, Dave Davies, Ian Gibbons, Jim Rodford, John Beecham, John Dalton, John Gosling (2), Laurie Brown, Mick Avory, Pete Quaife, Ray Davies
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
One problem with a long wait is that things happen in the interim. In the case of the highly anticipated Kinks box set, these things were a steady stream of reissues and repackages -- some of these were pulled from the shelves before the unveiling of the six-disc Picture Book in late 2008, but at that late date almost all of the Kinks vaults had been emptied on deluxe reissues of every album from 1964's The Kinks until 1984's Word of Mouth (capped off by a triple-disc version of Village Green Preservation Society), with various other compilations like Live at the BBC and Dave Davies' Unfinished Business filling out the gaps. All this means that Picture Book isn't quite the clearinghouse for rarities it once would have been -- and many of the unreleased tracks here are often alternate takes or mono mixes, although there are some quite interesting demos here -- but the main purpose of Picture Book, as it would be with any box set this size for an artist with a career as significant and lengthy as the Kinks, is to tell the story as thoroughly as possible and on that level, it's very successful, even observant. As always, it's possible to quibble over song exclusions, this time with some justification -- since they had a surplus of great songs in the '60s many are left behind, singles from "Plastic Man" to "Jukebox Music" are overlooked, and another opportunity to reissue the studio version of "When I Turn Off the Living Room Light" is missed -- but to dwell on what's missing is to ignore what's here: 138 tracks that tell the tale of one of Britain's greatest bands -- and one of their strangest -- in detail.
This detail does mean each act of the story gets almost equal treatment, with the band's heyday of 1966-1970 deservedly receiving a slight emphasis, with precisely a third of this set devoted to these glory years. Even this cold statistic suggests that the box leans heavily on Face to Face through Lola, which isn't quite right: it lingers on the prime but not at the expense of either the group's early or later years or even their early-'70s detour into odd theatrics. Picture Book takes a little while to get going, cycling through some standard-issue British beat before the band starts to hit its groove after cutting "You Really Got Me," which non-chronologically opens the set like a fanfare. Similarly, it also has a bit of a long close, as the Davies brothers drag into the mid-'90s with Phobia and To the Bone, but between this slow start and finish lies one of the greatest pop sagas in all its glory and occasional bewildering embarrassment. Fortunately, there's not much of the latter, as the set cherry-picks Ray Davies' convoluted concept albums well and gets the best of the uneven '80s LPs (although the choice to include the smash comeback "Come Dancing" as only a demo is a bit puzzling), making this a full-bodied, representative portrait of a band that's notoriously difficult to pigeonhole.
Inevitably, some partisans will grouse that there's too much latter-day stuff at the expense of that classic '60s run, but that's not quite right: Picture Book does a remarkable job of getting into the flow of their career, so the transition from the delicate Village Green to the America-conquering arena rockers of a decade later makes sense. The group had to go through the loose-limbed, ragged Muswell Hillbillies before settling into the concept albums where every gesture became grander -- all theatrics amped up for the time when the amps themselves ruled the roost. As this covers the Kinks itself, not Ray Davies, this stops during his fallow period in the '90s -- ever the misfit, he managed not to capitalize on the Brit-pop moment he godfathered -- so there's not quite an upward swing at the conclusion as there would be if his solo albums were taken into equation. Even so, Picture Book has a wealth of riches, proof that the Kinks are in the first ranks of rockers, right up there with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. What other band could invent hard rock and metal with a two-chord riff, then detour into wry social satire, then establish modern British pop with Something Else, retreat into nostalgia before inventing the rock opera before the Who, then sell America tongue-in-cheek hard rock about gas shortages and the falling dollar, then feel totally at ease on MTV...all the while having a second command as exuberant and open as Dave Davies, who does get his fair shake here. No other band could claim that because there is no other band like the Kinks, as this long-awaited, largely essential, always absorbing box set proves conclusively.
Tracklist:
-
1.1 Brian Matthew Introduces The Kinks 0:08
1.2 You Really Got Me 2:11
1.3 I'm a Hog for You Baby 1:39
1.4 I Believed You 1:56
1.5 Long Tall Sally 2:09
1.6 I Don't Need You Anymore 2:09
1.7 Stop Your Sobbing 2:03
1.8 I Gotta Move 2:21
1.9 Don't Ever Let Me Go 2:19
1.10 All Day and All of the Night 2:21
1.11 Tired of Waiting for You 2:29
1.12 Come on Now (Outtake With Two False Starts) 3:38
1.13 There Is a New World Opening for Me (Kassner Publishing Demo) 2:27
1.14 Ev'rybody's Gonna Be Happy 2:13
1.15 Who'll Be the Next in Line 1:59
1.16 Time Will Tell 2:35
1.17 Set Me Free 2:09
1.18 I Need You 2:23
1.19 See My Friends 2:44
1.20 Wait Till the Summer Comes Along 2:05
1.21 I Go to Sleep 2:42
1.22 A Little Bit of Sunlight (Kassner Publishing Demo) 1:50
1.23 This I Know (Demo) 2:01
1.24 A Well Respected Man 2:40
1.25 This Strange Effect (With Brian Matthew Speaking Over Intro) 2:32
1.26 Milk Cow Blues 3:39
1.27 Ring the Bells 2:17
1.28 I'm on an Island 2:14
1.29 Till the End of the Day 2:17
1.30 Where Have All the Good Times Gone? 2:48
1.31 All Night Stand (Demo) 1:52
1.32 And I Will Love You 2:18
1.33 Sittin' on My Sofa 3:03
2.1 Dedicated Follower of Fashion (Alternate Stereo Take) 3:01
2.2 She's Got Everything 3:07
2.3 Mr. Reporter (Ray Vocal) 3:54
2.4 Sunny Afternoon 3:32
2.5 I'm Not Like Everybody Else 3:26
2.6 This Is Where I Belong 2:22
2.7 Rosy Won't You Please Come Home 2:31
2.8 Too Much on My Mind 2:25
2.9 Session Man 2:12
2.10 End of the Season 2:56
2.11 Dead End Street (First Version) 2:58
2.12 Village Green 2:07
2.13 Two Sisters 1:58
2.14 David Watts 2:29
2.15 Mister Pleasant 2:57
2.16 Waterloo Sunset (Mono Mix) 3:13
2.17 Death of a Clown 3:01
2.18 Lavender Hill 2:55
2.19 Good Luck Charm 1:39
2.20 Autumn Almanac 3:03
2.21 Susannah's Still Alive 2:20
2.22 Animal Farm 2:58
2.23 Rosemary Rose 1:44
2.24 Berkeley Mews 2:37
2.25 Lincoln County 3:09
2.26 Picture Book 2:35
2.27 Days 2:51
2.28 Misty Water 3:09
3.1 Love Me Till the Sun Shines (Top Gear Session With Brian Matthew Intro and Outro) 2:50
3.2 The Village Green Preservation Society 2:46
3.3 Big Sky 2:48
3.4 King Kong 3:23
3.5 Drivin' 3:18
3.6 Some Mother's Son 3:23
3.7 Victoria 3:36
3.8 Shangri-La 5:18
3.9 Arthur 5:24
3.10 Got to Be Free 2:58
3.11 Lola (Mono Single Version) 4:04
3.12 Get Back in the Line 3:03
3.13 The Moneygoround 1:43
3.14 Strangers 3:18
3.15 Apeman 3:38
3.16 God's Children 3:16
3.17 The Way Love Used to Be 2:11
3.18 Moments 2:55
3.19 Muswell Hillbilly 4:56
3.20 Oklahoma USA 2:38
3.21 20th Century Man 5:55
3.22 Here Come the People in Grey 3:45
4.1 Skin and Bone 3:38
4.2 Alcohol (Live) 5:14
4.3 Celluloid Heroes 6:20
4.4 Sitting in My Hotel Room 3:21
4.5 Supersonic Rocketship 3:30
4.6 You Don't Know My Name 2:34
4.7 One of the Survivors 4:05
4.8 Sitting in the Midday Sun 3:45
4.9 Sweet Lady Genevieve 3:26
4.10 Daylight 3:20
4.11 Mirror of Love 3:29
4.12 Artificial Man 5:29
4.13 Preservation (U.S. Single) 3:36
4.14 Slum Kids (Live) 6:26
4.15 Holiday Romance 3:10
4.16 (A) Face in the Crowd 2:17
4.17 No More Looking Back 4:28
4.18 Sleepwalker 4:03
4.19 The Poseur 2:52
5.1 Sleepless Nights 3:16
5.2 Father Christmas 3:40
5.3 Misfits 4:40
5.4 Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy 4:59
5.5 A Little Bit of Emotion 4:50
5.6 Attitude 3:47
5.7 Hidden Quality 3:03
5.8 A Gallon of Gas 4:27
5.9 Catch Me Now, I'm Falling 5:55
5.10 Nuclear Love (Demo) 2:38
5.11 Duke (Demo) 3:28
5.12 Maybe I Love You (Demo) 3:12
5.13 Stolen Away Your Heart (Demo) 2:58
5.14 Low Budget (Live) 5:59
5.15 Better Things 2:44
5.16 Destroyer 3:45
5.17 Yo-Yo 4:09
5.18 Art Lover 3:21
5.19 Long Distance 5:22
6.1 Heart of Gold 4:02
6.2 Come Dancing (Demo Remix) 4:01
6.3 State of Confusion 3:42
6.4 Do It Again 4:08
6.5 Living on a Thin Line 4:12
6.6 Summer's Gone 3:52
6.7 How Are You? 4:28
6.8 The Road (Live) 6:12
6.9 Million Pound Semi-Detached 4:10
6.10 Down All the Days (To 1992) 4:56
6.11 The Informer 4:01
6.12 Phobia 5:15
6.13 Only a Dream 5:03
6.14 Drift Away 5:02
6.15 Scattered 4:10
6.16 Do You Remember Walter? (Live) 3:43
6.17 To the Bone (Demo) 4:27
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