VINYL FORMAT. Domestic reissue of their 1983 album, on 180g vinyl. "The Kinks' State of Confusion had its share of glossy hard rock in the vein of 'Low Budget' and 'Destroyer,' but the record came to life on the quieter numbers, whether it's the elegiac 'Don't Forget to Dance,' the wistful pop of 'Long Distance,' or the buoyant nostalgia of 'Come Dancing,' which became the group's biggest hit since 'Tired of Waiting for You.'" - All Music Guide

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VINYL FORMAT. Domestic reissue of their 1981 album, on 180g vinyl. "Riding high on the success of Low Budget, the Kinks turned out another collection of hard-driving, arena-ready rock and roll with Give the People What They Want - in short, they delivered exactly what the title suggests. Throughout the record, the band kicks up a storm, rocking out with a surprising amount of precision, and although Ray Davies' writing isn't as strong as it was on the group's two previous albums, he has contributed a set o...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. "State of Confusion gave the Kinks their biggest single in nearly twenty years, but they didn't try to replicate the music hall-tinged pop of 'Come Dancing' on its follow-up, Word of Mouth, preferring to concentrate on straight-ahead hard rock. Most of the material is well crafted, but only a few songs are distinctive, particularly the circular, synth-spiked minor hit 'Do It Again.'" - All Music Guide

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