Brilliantly Written! The Kinks - Strangers REACTION/REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2023
- Brilliantly Written! The Kinks - Strangers REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to The Kinks - Strangers
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This entire album is amazing and brilliant .
"This Time Tomorrow" should be next from The Kinks..
@C Summers that's a movie, right?
Haven't seen it yet, but I seem to recall being intrigued by the preview.
Dave may not have written as many songs as his brother Ray, but when he did pen one it was worth listening to. "Death of a Clown" is a good example.
This has been my thought since I was a kid. Although not as prolific Dave is masterful songwriter in his own right.
Best rock band ever. They have 20 classic tunes easy. Best storyteller in Ray Davies.
WAY more than 20!
@@davidschecter5247hundreds!
The drums on this by Mick Avory are very cool. I like how they close it out with just his beat-very original. The album is filled with many very great tracks. Rats, Powerman, Money Go Round, etc. Thanks for doing this one. Have followed this band since 1964.
I've been singing along with that chorus for over 50 years, Biz, "We are not two, we are one." I am so happy you were knocked out by this song. The musical genius of the Kinks is Ray Davies, but this beautiful song was written and sung by Ray's brother Dave Davies, lead guitarist of the band. Though the Kinks no longer tour, Dave still plays live, and this song is always a highlight of his shows. Please listen to Lola vs Powerman with all of us! It's loaded with great tunes, among them "This Time Tomorrow", "Get Back in Line", Apeman", "Powerman", "Top of the Pops". The Kinks are certainly up there with the greatest bands of all time, Beatles, Stones, Zep, Who, Creedence. The Kinks are right there. Keep playing great music, my friend.
Thanks for getting this. Really one of the better lyrics ever written. It's about an old Friend of Dave's that died of a drug overdose. Really a great exploration of human connection, uncertainty, and the search for companionship in a strange and hostile world, emphasizing the idea of unity and connection despite life's challenges. The lyrics convey the sentiment that despite feeling alone, we can still find solace and understanding in one another
Please do it on youtube. This album is one of the greats in my opinion. This album has many different kinds of music and it's all great. Once again please listen to this album on RUclips
The Kinks were definitely one of the top bands in their era. As great as they were they were equally underrated. It is good to see them being appreciated by another generation.
Celluloid Heroes is a great tune not often played.
Another song that kind of sums up the relationship between Ray and Dave Davies is called Hatred.
Witten by Dave. However, Ray Davies......in the top 5 of all time great songwriters. So many great tunes and words..."Twentieth Century Man", "Celluloid Heroes" "Apeman" and on and on
Between 1969 and 1975 the Kinks put out a string of albums that is mindblowing....."Arthur", "Lola vs Powerman" "Muswell Hillbillies", "Everybodys in Showbiz" , "Preservation Acts 1 and 2", "Soap Opera", and "Schoolboys in Disgrace"
Kinks have great songs for days yo but this is in my top tier
The Kinks are rock music's best kept secret. The deeper you delve into their vast catalogue of music the better they get.
Check out "Shangri-La".
700 songs in their catalog!!!! Around the dial - holiday romance- I need you - artificial man- holiday live - 20th century man- big sky - dreams - moments- animal etc
Super sleeper album! Right off the bat with "The Contender"; top of my head "This Time Tomorrow", "Get Back In Line", "Apeman", "Powerman", "Got to be Free"!!!
(PS as a rule I don't do subscribing, but I hope you hear me anyway!)
They have so many great ones.
"The Moneygoround" is right up your alley.
I was lucky enough to see the Kinks live back in the late 60's, at an all night Blues concert at Birmingham,(U.K.), Town Hall. What a night, with also, The Animals, Spencer Davis Group, Moody Blues, Alexis Korner, Long John Baldry and a couple more.
You have no clue how jealous I am of you for this.
The Animals would have been amazing to see
@@woozie___ I’d kill to see The Animals back then. Spencer Davis Group and Alexis Korner too, all of them really. I saw Eric Burdon a few times in the early 2000s but that’s the closest I’ve gotten to any of those groups.
I'm a nomad. I've been living on the road for years now. One of the hardest things about that life is saying goodbye to people. I don't have much money. I teach English online and sometimes in schools when I'm in a place where it pays enough to feed me. I spend most of my time in volunteer hostels and other hideaways where people like me end up. An upside of that life is that you meet so many people that live in similar ways and we become such great friends so quickly. Sometimes life hurts so badly and so quickly because of that. I've fallen in love and had to let that person go in a short span of time way more than most people ever do over the course of a single lifetime. This is a nomad song. It captures that feeling perfectly. People like me don't make things easy for ourselves. We do it because we want to see and to experience and to feel everything. We're not satisfied with settling for anything. The easy road is ugly to us. We want to touch the very edges of what a person can know. We do that because we know that we only live once, and we want to reach as far as we can while we're here.
My favourite band with a deep reservoir of meaningful songs such this masterpiece.
Thanks for playing this song BizMatic -Great song -Great Album.
Another great British rock group from the British invasion era. Love them too! Another song I love
is "Death of a Clown". You have been doing a fantastic job the last few days - great variety of music. More Kinks, please Plus please try Small Faces, another unknown but brilliant from the same era - "Whatcha gonna do About it", "All or Nothing", "Tin Soldier" - they need some recognition and love 😍 - THANK YOU
Kinks very good band, we’re over shadowed by the Beatles and the stones, try shangrala good words, they have many, thanks
One of the simplest and most powerful love songs ever written.
Love the raw emotion in Ray Davies's voice.
(Dave Davies on vocals here)
@@ChristopherGwinn thank you for the correction! I thought Dave was doing backups..
It’s not really a love song. It’s more of a hymn. Dave’s songs were fewer but always very emotionally raw- Death if a Clown, Susannah’s Still Alive… (the story behind which is very raw)
Beautiful song and a great reaction
LOVE THIS SONG!!!!! one of my favorites.
Great song. I'd suggest that Village Green Preservation Society is a good one to do track-by-track. It's considered a genuine classic, albeit in retrospect. At the time it didn't get the reception it deserved.
“This Time Tomorrow” is also amazing.
Thank you for your elevating reactions. Great suggestions all. The Kinks truly are epic. This album alone has several extraordinary songs, (Poweman is recommended), among them. I'm grateful that I heard Dave Davies live at a tiny club, & connected with him so deeply, after the show. He is a tremendous soul, & brilliant talent.
Absolutely. This is an incredible album! Both deep and fun as they try to come to grips with all the changes that are happening in their lives, including dealing with stardom but also just becoming an adult and living in a bad, bad world. You have to remember that the Kinks were banned from touring America for four years at the height of their popularity, preventing greater popular and financial success. Lola v. the Powerman was their first album after the ban and they could tour the US.
Definitely check out the entire album! In a way it chronicles his legal battles with their former publisher over regaining the rights to songs they created.
Greatest band of all time and although they are famous, i still believe they are the most underrated band of all time. I think dace wrote this one
Some of my favourite songs from the kinks is : Victoria, Lola, Living on a thin line, Waterloo sunset, celluloid heroes, Days, Low Budget, Picture Book, Come dancing, Strangers, See my friends, I’m not like everybody else, end of the season
This entire album is incredible. My favorite Kinks record. "Apeman" and "This Time Tomorrow" are also on there.
More Kinks please, best kept secret in USA rock n roll history since they were banned from touring in the 60s and were deemed too british and conservative during the hippie movement. You should do sunny afternoon or waterloo sunset next. They have so many incredible songs, it is an experience just to get to know them because they were almost never played on US classic rock radio growing up.
Highly recommend the songs "Ape Man" and "Shangri-la" two of the best kinks songs IMO though it's hard to choose favorites from a band like them.
Another good song off this album is "Powerman".
Great review of one of my favorite songs ever.
The gospel feel to this is just spot on. One of my favourites.
Great Review Man Thank You!
Great video!
The Kinks lyrics are suburb, for me. Hit CATCH ME NOW I'M FALLING, MISFITS, ROCK AND ROLL FANTASY, LIVE LIFE. So on and so forth... 😎
Life on the road,play u like❤
This is the lead guitarist Dave Davies' song. Check out his 'Flowers in the Rain' which is a beautiful song.
Love the lyrics to this song.
Kinks will surprise you I got them. Most people missed them
Great song.
Lucius does a dope cover of this tune.
The Kinks. The best of the best of the best.
You need to do more of The Kinks. Like "Come Dancing", "Apeman", "Father Christmas", "Sunny Afternoon", "All of the Day and All of the Night", "A Well Respected Man", "Living on a Thin Line", 'You Really Got Me", "Tired of Waiting", "(Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman", & "Dedicated Follower of Fashion" to name a few
Living on a Thin Line is a MUST
Ray Davies is one of the great songwriters of our time, as good as Lennon/McCartney in my opinion, this song is written by Dave Davies, such an underrated band.
"Celluloid Heroes" Live by the Kinks is amazing definitely worth a future action
Misfits is a great song as is Missing Persons. Better Things, This Time Tomorrow, Celluloid Heroes. I can keep going.
you go dude, more kinks!
The Kinks - " Destroyer "
Apeman next
Another great song from that album is "Apeman"
React to the song from the same album called “this time tomorrow”
Written by the great Dave Davies
McCartney Worte silly love songs, Davies wrote songs that touched your soul. God save the Kinks!
You should listen to the whole album that this is on,you won' t be sorry!
Son don't worry about offending people. They got small feelings so f them
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There are way too many good songs by the Kinks, but please do God’s Children.
Bro pleaseeee listen to The Libertines - can’t stand me now