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The Kinks – Preservation Act 1 (VG+/VG) – LP, US 1973

The Kinks – Preservation Act 1 (VG+/VG) – LP, US 1973

Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good (VG)
Comments: Light scuffing on media, previous owner's name on rear sleeve and label. Old price sticker.
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  • Preservation Act 1 is an LP by The Kinks from 1973 released on the RCA Victor label.

    About this album

    Preservation Act 1 is a sharply theatrical turn from The Kinks, mixing pop-rock bite with vaudeville colour and hard-edged social satire. Issued in 1973, it launched Ray Davies’ Preservation saga, a loose concept about class, decline and moral panic in a fictional English town. The album folds in music-hall irony, pub-rock energy and classic Kinks melody, with standout songs such as Sweet Lady Genevieve and One of the Survivors giving the project real emotional and narrative weight. It may divide opinion, but it remains an ambitious, characterful statement from one of Britain’s great songwriting bands.

    Genre: Pop & Rock

    Review

    AllMusic rating:
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  • Artist: The Kinks
    Label: RCA Victor – LPL1-5002
    Format: LP, Album
    Units: 1
    Country: US
    Released: 1973
    Genre: Pop & Rock
    Style: Pop Rock, Rock & Roll

  • A1 Morning Song
    A2 Daylight
    A3 Sweet Lady Genevieve
    A4 There'S A Change In The Weather
    A5 Where Are They Now?
    A6 One Of The Survivors
    B1 Cricket
    B2 Money & Corruption / I Am Your Man
    B3 Here Comes Flash
    B4 Sitting In The Midday Sun
    B5 Demolition

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Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good (VG)
Comments: Light scuffing on media, previous owner's name on rear sleeve and label. Old price sticker.
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist

  • Preservation Act 1 is an LP by The Kinks from 1973 released on the RCA Victor label.

    About this album

    Preservation Act 1 is a sharply theatrical turn from The Kinks, mixing pop-rock bite with vaudeville colour and hard-edged social satire. Issued in 1973, it launched Ray Davies’ Preservation saga, a loose concept about class, decline and moral panic in a fictional English town. The album folds in music-hall irony, pub-rock energy and classic Kinks melody, with standout songs such as Sweet Lady Genevieve and One of the Survivors giving the project real emotional and narrative weight. It may divide opinion, but it remains an ambitious, characterful statement from one of Britain’s great songwriting bands.

    Genre: Pop & Rock

    Review

    AllMusic rating:
    AllMusic users:
    (604 votes)
    Read the AllMusic.com review
  • Artist: The Kinks
    Label: RCA Victor – LPL1-5002
    Format: LP, Album
    Units: 1
    Country: US
    Released: 1973
    Genre: Pop & Rock
    Style: Pop Rock, Rock & Roll

  • A1 Morning Song
    A2 Daylight
    A3 Sweet Lady Genevieve
    A4 There'S A Change In The Weather
    A5 Where Are They Now?
    A6 One Of The Survivors
    B1 Cricket
    B2 Money & Corruption / I Am Your Man
    B3 Here Comes Flash
    B4 Sitting In The Midday Sun
    B5 Demolition