The Who Vs The Kinks Sweet 16 Album Face Off Episode 3 Youtube The kinks get compared much more often to the who than to the stones, which makes sense (single main songwriter, early raw sound, later concept albums, pete being an admitted kinks fan and unabashedly aping them for can't explain, etc.) what a great idea! following the coat tails of the kinks stones thread. will be interesting to see how the. The kinks are good. the who are better, you bet. there are not many kinks albums i will listen to. i can think of at least five who albums i will listen to. i could compile playlists of both groups to simplify their careers and the who playlist would be much more satisfying and contain more songs.
Track Vs Track The Kinks Kinda Kinks Vs The Who My Generation The kinks were an absurdly gifted band with exceptional lyrics and a criminally underrated lead guitarist. however, their at times forays into british music hall (vaudeville) narratives can be a challenging listen. they are quintessentially british in this regard. more so than beatles. The kinks uncorked arthur in 1969, an album that some fans argue is the rock opera gold standard, never mind that it's essentially a collection of vignettes—albeit gorgeous and well drawn ones. Music talk the kinks vs the who for the no.3 and no.4 spot of best british invaders of the 60s i think we can pretty much all agree that the top two tiers of the 1960's british invasion belong to the beatles and the rolling stones whichever position you feel they belong whether no.1 or no.2 is debatable at. The kinks were an english rock band formed in london in 1963 by brothers ray and dave davies.they are regarded as one of the most influential rock bands of the 1960s. [3] [4] the band emerged during the height of british rhythm and blues and merseybeat, and were briefly part of the british invasion of the united states until their touring ban in 1965.
The Who Vs The Kinks Music talk the kinks vs the who for the no.3 and no.4 spot of best british invaders of the 60s i think we can pretty much all agree that the top two tiers of the 1960's british invasion belong to the beatles and the rolling stones whichever position you feel they belong whether no.1 or no.2 is debatable at. The kinks were an english rock band formed in london in 1963 by brothers ray and dave davies.they are regarded as one of the most influential rock bands of the 1960s. [3] [4] the band emerged during the height of british rhythm and blues and merseybeat, and were briefly part of the british invasion of the united states until their touring ban in 1965. Here i'm definitely going for the kinks, and they win by a comfortable margin. i love the who but i much prefer the kinks. better at their peak and they have (to me) a stronger catalog of material. while i've liked the who for 30 years, i never had a real "who phase", but i went through a long period where the kinks were arguably my favorite band. The ultra lyrical kinks took every opportunity to sprinkle fa fa fa’s, la la la’s and do do do’s into their songs. (see “lola,” “waterloo sunset,” “wonderboy” and “death of a.
The Who The Kinks Tribute Promo Youtube Here i'm definitely going for the kinks, and they win by a comfortable margin. i love the who but i much prefer the kinks. better at their peak and they have (to me) a stronger catalog of material. while i've liked the who for 30 years, i never had a real "who phase", but i went through a long period where the kinks were arguably my favorite band. The ultra lyrical kinks took every opportunity to sprinkle fa fa fa’s, la la la’s and do do do’s into their songs. (see “lola,” “waterloo sunset,” “wonderboy” and “death of a.
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