Fear of Music, another album with no filler. No sure why this is the opening song, who knows what goes on in David Bryne head - brilliant though.
I wouldn't classify The Commodores as Rock and Roll, they were funk/r&B/easy listening
A KINKS FAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A KINKS FAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm listening to Village Green Preservation Society on CD as I type this!!
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Waterloo Sunset is my favourite Kinks song!Hell yeah! How can anyone not love them?!
Waterloo Sunset is my favourite Kinks song!
I became a rabid Anglophile as a young kid in the mid-to-late '80s, and the Kinks' music was one of the reasons that happened. If there was ever a true 'English" band, it was the Kinks. When most other 12- and 13-year-olds were listening to either heavy metal or New Wave, I was listening to the Kinks, Small Faces, the Who and the like. My friend's older brother was a bit of a reborn Mod and he turned us on to the good music.You clearly have great taste! (it's mine too)
surely there must be a difference between Pop and Rock and Roll......i respectfully submit that this is pop songOne of the best cover arrangements.
And I respectfully disagree with you. There's too much going on musically and the lyrics are too deep to be a pop song.surely there must be a difference between Pop and Rock and Roll......i respectfully submit that this is pop song
Bruce Cockburn, original artist, and the rejigged BNL version is not rock and roll and i dont think deep lyrics eliminate a song from being Pop......surely to God some lyrics of Rock and Roll songs are pretty pedestrian.....but hey IV we agree to disagree........i guess in the end we hear stuff, and then like or dislike that stuff....no matter what moniker we brand it.....and Judas Priest could be called Rock and Roll or Heavy Metal...or just plain noisy..lolAnd I respectfully disagree with you. There's too much going on musically and the lyrics are too deep to be a pop song.
But then...how bout we pound the world with a big Polish ham?