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Title: can be the village green preservation society album the pet sound of the kinks? Post by: muchacho_playero on October 02, 2009, 08:31:59 PM i really like the kinks album village green preservation society. i think its the pet sounds of the kinks. all the songs are great. unfortunately when it released, has no repercussion.
Title: Re: can be the village green preservation society album the pet sound of the kinks? Post by: B-Rex on November 11, 2009, 01:55:23 PM This is one of the finer ablums of the 60's. It has a fair amount in common with Pet Sounds, Sgt. Pepper and a host of other 1967 concept albums. Village Green manages to be fresh and new, utilizing influences but maintaining a fair amount of originality. It's more playful than most '68 albums. Many critics maintain that it's the Kinks finest hour. I give that title to Arthur but Village Green is amongst the better concept albums. It doesn't scream Pet Sounds to my ears but it is an underrated album that many BB fans will dig.
Title: Re: can be the village green preservation society album the pet sound of the kinks? Post by: Ian on November 11, 2009, 04:37:30 PM Something Else-the album before that is also amazing-includes Waterloo Sunset and David Watts
Title: Re: can be the village green preservation society album the pet sound of the kinks? Post by: Alex on November 19, 2009, 12:52:26 PM I think the Kinks sound like an English Grateful Dead on Village Green.
Title: Re: can be the village green preservation society album the pet sound of the kinks? Post by: isle of lucy on November 25, 2009, 11:08:23 PM \Many critics maintain that it's the Kinks finest hour. I give that title to Arthur but Village Green is amongst the better concept albums. I agree; Arthur is the Kinks shining moment, though my personal favorite of theirs is Muswell Hillbillies. I can't say it's necessarily the best but it just hits me in the right place. That being said, Village Green is a fantastic album from start to finish, as is Lola. |