Kinks
Face To Face
60s 70s 180 Gram Heavyweight Vinyl Like 'Another Side of Bob Dylan' and the Beatles' 'Rubber Soul' 'Face to Face' marks the beginning of the Kinks' classic period From here on Kinks records would become more than collections of songs they'd become coherent frames whose material added up to a complete perspective This record arguably presents the birth of the 'Concept Album' and in the subcategory of records vying for first concept album pre'Tommy' of course such as 'SF Sorrow' by the Pretty Things 'Face to Face' is easily the most rewarding All of Ray Davies's themes are represented materialism among the english upper class 'House in the Country' 'Most Exclusive Residence for Sale' depression 'Too Much on my Mind' and nostalgia 'I'll Remember' But these themes always lead davies to penetrating timeless songs of resignation and so it is here 'Sunny Afternoon' This is mandatory listening for any fan of popular music from the '60s
Tracklist
1. Party Line
2. Rosie Won't You Please Come Home
3. Dandy
4. Too Much On My Mind
5. Session Man
6. Rainy Day in June
7. A House in the Country
8. Holiday in Waikiki
9. Most Exclusive Residence for Sale
10. Fancy
11. Little Miss Queen of Darkness
12. You're Lookin' Fine
13. Sunny Afternoon
14. I'll Remember