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An absolutely awesome album not only musically but like all Kink’s the words are powerful. I’m a 20th Century Man too!

It is a truly a wonderful Album

American idiot better

The album was a masterpiece. My bass player made me sit down and listen to both sides right after it was released. We were playing hard rock covers at the time and this wasn’t Queen . Totally got it and still listen it

An unbelievable album way before it’s time or really time is way behind the progressive Kinks and Ray’s lyrics. Just listen and you will see. Listen to Arthur also. Actually all their albums and lyrics are powerful but those two albums have the most powerful lyrics.

Drove 3 and a half hours to see them live. Worth the drive and hotel cost. Hopefully the Chats do more U.S. Tours in the future would love to see them again

I love how no one is talking about the literal arctic monkey in the background

My all time favorite Kinks albums.

One of my favorite kinks album if not my favorite..I love soap opera also which is another one people seem to deon

best album? Then why isn’t nimrod in the thumbnail?

Every song starts out with a "onetwothreefour!!!!" Edit: Im thinking of a different album, Ramones Greatest hits live 1996. Every track starts out with a super fast count. I actually like that album better than its alive because its twice as fast, beleive it or not! They play the same songs but it only takes about 30 minutes start to finish. Its blazing! A good recommendation would be "we're a happy family" on greatest hits live. Its so fast Joey can barely spit the words out.

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I think that as time has gone on, Muswell Hillbillies has been more and more appreciated. You want to talk underrated masterpiece? Listen to Intercourse by The Tokens. Yes, the Lion Sleeps Tonight band made other music, and some of it is unbelievably good.

This, and Arthur, are the best albums by the Kinks.The wide ranging songs are masterful.

What is this ''pop" poop? Gary was synthROCK!

Gary Numan came across a *_POLYMOOG,_* (not a minimoog) in a music studio and had time to play around with it. OBSERVE: ruclips.net/video/Bxe4hqYk1mc/видео.html&ab_channel=AlexBall -> He ended up becoming a master of the device, making it a prominent part of both his music and that of musician's that followed. Critics hated that he'd made synth music popular, and yet admired that he made that music so well, like no one else ever.

Um, I hear a lot of assumptions about history in the video. Like the death of Sid Viscious had anything to do with the death of punk? That's actually funny, as he was all show and no substance, and the music community knew it. He had nothing to do with the 'death' of punk. - - SO dear watchers, take all this with a bag of salt. There was quite a lot more going on in the British music scene at the time than this. I consider it the single most creative period of music in human history. It was overwhelming and wonderful. Gary was a huge contributor, a creative genius, while his creativity lasted.

Underrated? This is their best album in my opinion!

ONE of Ray's underrated masterworks.

Ladies and gentlemen....the Muswell hillbillies.....👍. Yeah baby ✌️

Bought this album when it first came out, the Kinks being a favorite band. I didn't realize there was a concept behind it, but living on Long Island I had no idea what was going on in London. I didn't care for the addition of horns. I'm surprised you didn't mention how flimsy the actual LP was. Don't know if all RCA LPs were like that at the time, but it gave the impression of being cheap or that the Kinks were minor leaguers not worthy of using enough vinyl to stiffen the record.

What a shitty video. If you’re gonna make a video at least get the source right. When you said “Nathan says” and proceeds to comments about the album sound. That wasn’t Nathan that was Caleb talking. And you didn’t even talk about their album because of the times which came before sex on fire and is extremely underrated album. Overall crap video 2 thumbs down

Not only him, also Kraftwerk, J.M. Jarre, Ultravox, Human League, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Telex, and John Foxx - pioneered the electronic pop/rock.

It's Pixies not the pixies

Took me a while to appreciate it but now I love it.

Excellent! (Both your mini doc and the album).

Country abd bluegrass is not the only sound, there is clearly english music hall snd folk influences too.

After Telekon he ran out of ideas and inspiration, and instead of evolving his music, he stagnated. It didn't help either when he declared he was retiring from touring, and went around the world in his plane. To me it seemed he came back to music as his bank balance was dropping on a daily basis, and he started knocking out rubbish. Warriors is were I fell out of love with his music. His first four albums are legendary and still fresh today as they were in 1979 and 1980 when I purchased them, ran home and played them on the record player.

Couldn’t have said it better mate

He did'nt. 🙄🙄🙄 Kraftwerk did it with Autobahn.

Great video! It's jolted me into dedicating serious time to their music.

I give the edge to Amyl and the Sniffers.

My God,Paul Gardiner was so cute!

Contrary to his uptight stage persona, he's a genuinely lovely guy, just listen to any interview with him.

Eamon is playing guitar in the Unknowns as well. Worth a listen, these guys are stupid productive

They are horrible and rude. They have no style and I would never invite them to one of cocktail parties

A true pioneer of electronic music. In my opinion, it is a shame that he lost the plot after Wembley 1981 and wandered off into a saxophone / jazz funk style and then into a gothy industrial grunge style.

They’re a great band, love ‘em

Great videos man. Keep them up x

My favorite.

These guys are shite.Faux Australiana is just rubbish.

Any cribs fans here have an album they don’t like??

if your not that band anymore then change the name, salty ass millionaire rockstars. Punk made you and then you turned your back on it.

One of my fave albums ever

You should do a video about Crass. Those guys/gals had a pretty interesting story, especially the "Thatchergate" incident.

Fantastic, met ramone the other day, he is a probably lovely lad is ramone

1:00 is quite possibly the most cringeworthy thing I've ever seen - thanks for including that in this video Jason

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Great video! Deserving of way more views

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