Sunday, October 16, 2011

The Kinks: Lynn 1985 (VG Aud) FLAC

67511the Kinks
Manning Bowl
Lynn, Mass.
September 8, 1985
Touring "Word Of Mouth" Album
Audience Recording

Ray Davies: guitar, keyboards, vocals
Dave Davies: guitar, backing vocals
Ian Gibbons: keyboards, backing vocals
Jim Rodford: bass, backing vocals
Bob Henrit: drums

1: Do It Again 4:18
2: State Of Confusion 4:46
3: The Hard Way 2:33
4: Better Things 3:21
5: Don't Forget To Dance 5:38
6: Lola Tease > Blues 1:38
7: Come Dancing 4:27
8: Return To Waterloo 4:23
9: Catch Me Now I'm Falling 3:53
10: Missing Persons 3:48
11: Destroyer 5:35
12: (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman 7:58 (With Batman Tease)
13: Guilty 4:36
14: A Gallon Of Gas 6:53
15: Lola 5:51
16: All Day And All Night 4:55
17: Gotta Move 2:49
18: Low Budget 3:38
19: Living On A Thin Line 4:15
20: You Really Got Me 5:07
Runtime: 90:31

Lineage: Trade Cassette (Tdk-Sa 90 Min. Cassette > Played On Nak. 300 > Soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)
a this and that, kinky rocker production. Do not sell this recording. Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
OU comments: Mick Avory left the Kinks after the release of "word of mouth" in 1984.
the rest of the lineup is the same as heard on the studio album. Three songs from the previous album, "state of Confusion" are included in this concert, and a good collection from earlier ones. The Kinks can be bluesy and sometimes a little rockabilly country (Muswell Hillbillies era) but they are best known for rock and roll and they play a lot of that in this show. a couple of tracks are slightly cut as the taper edited a couple of times for encore breaks and the tape flip cuts in slightly, but most of the show is in the recording.

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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

How sweet you are to keep remembering to find us our beloved Kinks. Love you, love you, love you . . .

XOXOX
Jen

Innocent Bystander said...

While I won't gush as much as Jen, I do echo the sentiment if not the wording...

Looking through the track list, the grin on my face was getting bigger & bigger as the high school flashbacks kept playing in my mind. The rest of the family will be gone for a while this afternoon which will give me a chance to play this loud. Perhaps it will transport me back in time to that place where my personal future horizons were limitless & my young body could quickly recover from all the stupid things I was going to inflict upon it in the next few years.....

Thanks Dave, as always this is appreciated. I hope your brother is doing better

Jackson said...

This was a good time for the Kinks, still riding the peak of their second wave of popularity. That wave broke shortly thereafter, much to my dismay. (At 17, you don't necessarily see these things coming as clearly as you might with a few decades of pop music fandom behind you.)

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