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The Kinks – The Kinks In Mono

This comes in a cute Dansette-style box stuffed with ten albums of antique Kinkorama and Meet the Kinks!, a fab 1960s style booklet with rare fab pix. For complete retro-authenticity, everything is in mono, this being how the original records were released back in those sacred days (so sacred that “Days” itself is now the theme tune for a car advert).

February 2012

The spirit of CCR lives… 15 tracks that inspired, or were inspired by, John Fogerty and co

Wah-Wah Cowboys Volume Two

Happy new year, everyone. A bit of housekeeping first: if you haven’t posted your 2011 Top Tens on this thread, please do so asap – I’m going to start adding up the votes end of this week.

The Rolling Stones – Some Girls 1978 Reissue

Fired up by disco and punk, Jagger’s swagger returns, with a disc of unreleased songs...Wrongly or rightly, the allegations against the Stones came thick and fast in 1977. They’d lost their edge. They’d become gluttonised, lazy, too rich and bored to care. Some of them had the temerity to be in their mid-thirties (NME called them “The Strolling Bones”). The urgent sound of punk had made their jet-set rock seem passé.

Wild Mercury Sound 100 from 2011

100. Rene Hell – The Terminal Symphony (Type) 99. King’s Daughters And Sons – If Not Then When (Chemikal Underground) 98. Wolfgang Voigt – Kafkatrax (Profan)

Uncut Music Award 2011: Gillian Welch, “The Harrow And The Harvest”

The last in our series of transcripts from the judges' discussions: Gillian Welch, "The Harrow And The Harvest".
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