The Kinks

[motownjc]

Originally Posted by Andymac

monsters in their day, crunch guitar when other plucked notes, great lyrics and lots of social commentary.

what's not to like?

Gallon of Gas - classic and as appropriate today as 20 years ago - maybe even more.

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[swampviking]

Originally Posted by IVARTON

Lola was really about schwampy

I have the real deal.

Now.

[ricv64]

Originally Posted by Rev. Mike

I just started listening to Everbody's in Showbiz in the last year, that's a good one too. And I'm sorry Crosshair, but "love me 'til the sun shines" is no way Dave's best song, it's nowhere near as good as Death of a Clown, Strangers, Mindless Child of Motherhood, or even This Man he Weeps Tonight.

susannas still alive and lincoln county are pretty good too .

[Charles T. Duck]

Waterloo Sunset is the best and most beautiful song in all of rock history. It's also my earliest rock and roll memory so that may play into my declaration. Just uploaded it, check it.

[john seabury]

Dave Davies invented the power chord, so he is the father of hard rock, metal, punk, grunge and other bastards.

[John A]

I'm kind of partial to Schoolboys in Disgrace.

[Plantweed]

Originally Posted by tim gough

I have to say Muswell Hillbillies, is my favorite album of theirs, but of course all the old early stuff rocks, best sloppy guitar solos ever!

Just sold a copy, couldn't really get into it.

[john seabury]

It grows on you.

[Lonesome Cowboy Bill]

Originally Posted by john seabury

Link Wray invented the power chord, so he is the father of hard rock, metal, punk, grunge and other bastards.

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I'd rather have been responsible for writing "Waterloo sunset" than the entire Stooges catalogue....