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Track Listings
| 1. Here Comes Yet Another Day | |||
| 2. Maximum Consumption | |||
| 3. Unreal Reality | |||
| 4. Hot Potatoes | |||
| 5. Sitting in My Hotel | |||
| 6. Motorway | |||
| 7. You Don't Know My Name | |||
| 8. Supersonic Rocket Ship | |||
| 9. Look a Little on the Sunny Side | |||
| 10. Celluloid Heroes | |||
| 11. Top of the Pops | |||
| 12. Brainwashed | |||
| 13. Mr. Wonderful | |||
| 14. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues | |||
| 15. Holiday | |||
| 16. Muswell Hillbilly | |||
| 17. Alcohol | |||
| 18. Banana Boat Song (Trad.) | |||
| 19. Skin & Bone | |||
| 20. Baby Face | |||
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Product Description
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It makes sense that a transition album by the Kinks wouldn't be a run-of-the-mill transition album. This artifact from 1972 originally came out on two LPs, the first consisting of new studio material (highlighted by the sublime "Celluloid Heroes" and "Sitting in My Hotel") and the second documenting a two-night Carnegie Hall stand. The live selections are representative of the sodden sets the Kinks were notorious for at the time. Ray Davis is in good humor ("My name's Johnny Cash; nice to see y'all"), and a seedy four-man horn section nicely juices up "Alcohol," which surpasses its studio predecessor. As the follow-up to the popular Muswell Hillbillies, Showbiz didn't wow fans and critics when it arrived, but it now stands as a tellingly haphazard venture from a group that just wasn't cut out for straight-to-the-top stardom. --Steven Stolder
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Two LP set of 21 tracks of this classic early Kinks album, Everybody's In Showbiz. From the opening track of Here Comes Yet Another Day till the legendary closer of Lola, the long time fans will reminiscence about past Kinks shows worthy of revival on stage with their props and antics and new listeners will be hooked with the Brits' twist on life through their music. The Kinks were an English Pop /Rock group formed in 1963, and categorised in the US as a British Invasion band. Despite being less commercially successful than their contemporaries, the Kinks are sometimes cited as one of the most important and influential rock bands of all time.
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