The Kinks - Preservation Act One - 180g LP Kinks 60 edition
Artist: The Kinks | Label: Sanctuary | Format: LP | Genre: Rock | LP Condition: Mint | LP Jacket condition: Sealed
The Kinks
Preservation Act One
Sanctuary 809 - re-issue LP on 180g vinyl
Preservation Act One is a concept album and the 12th studio album by the Kinks, originally released November 1973 by RCA Records. Preservation is the bands most ambitious project - a rock opera that uses the charming, small-town nostalgia of Village Green as a template to draw the entirety of society and how it works. Epic opener "Morning Song" sets the scene and mood for the record, followed by a classic sounding Dave Davies' riff, "Daylight," which echoes themes and sounds tones of one their most recognizable and highly acclaimed albums, The Village Green Preservation Society.
Standout tracks are the endearingly lazy "Sitting in the Midday Sun" and the beautiful "Sweet Lady Genevieve" - both strong contenders for overlooked Ray Davies classics. A critically acclaimed album, reviewed by Rolling Stone at the time as "A highly listenable, enjoyable album".
includes;
Morning Song
Daylight
Sweet Lady Genevieve
There's a Change in the Weather
Where Are They Now?
One of the Survivors
Cricket
Money & Corruption / I Am Your Man
Here Comes Flash
Sitting in the Midday Sun
Demolition