A 50th anniversary version of the Kinks’ 1968 album The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society is on the best way. It’s due out October 26 by way of BMG. The reissue will are available numerous codecs, together with a “Super Deluxe” field set that includes demos, alternate variations, reside takes, TV performances, and extra unfold throughout 5 CDs, three 12″ LPs, and three 7″ singles. Additional supplies embrace interviews, pictures, and essays by the Who’s Pete Townshend and others. Below, take a look at the beforehand unreleased observe “Time Song.”
“I feel The Village Green Preservation Society is in regards to the ending of a time personally for me in my life,” Ray Davies stated in a press release. “In my imaginary village. It’s the end of our innocence, our youth. Some people are quite old but in the Village Green, you’re never allowed to grow up. I feel the project itself as part of a life cycle.”
Earlier this 12 months, Ray Davies revealed that the Kinks are planning to reunite and document their first new album in 25 years. Read Pitchfork’s Sunday Review of Something Else.
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