Kinks / The Great Lost Kinks Album
US Orig. LP


Reprise MS 2127

Appendices: “Company Sleeve” & “Insert”

Description: This is scarce US original copy ( released in 1973 ) of their rare tracks-compilation album, coming with rare appendices. This compilation album consists of 14 rare and previously unreleased tracks which were recorded between 1966 and 1970. It was released without permission of the band, and claimed by Ray Davies to delete it from the catalogue list.

Enclosed insert is “English liner notes”. And the disc is housed in company sleeve. It’s hard to find this item even in our country. Scarce item from Japan to serious collector.

Side A: Til death do us part, There is no life without love, Lavender hill, Groovy movies, Rosemary rose, Misty water, Mr. songbird

Side B: When I turn off the living room light, The way love used to be, I’m not like everybody else, Plastic man, This man he weeps tonight, Pictures in the sand, Where did the spring go


Condition: G/EX ( Cover / Disc )


COVER: Cover is partly worn on the corners & outer-edges. It’s lightly scraped with ring-wear on the surface of front & back. Otherwise it has no tear, dent, strip, stain & writing...OK.

DISC: Disc is excellent in condition, keeping glossy. It has a few slight scuff-marks on Side A and several on Side B. Otherwise it has none of any scratch, hairline & spindle-mark on each label, which is to be rated as "EX".

INSERT: G, being stained with brown spots on the surface of each side.

COMPANY SLEEVE: G, being stained with brown spots in part on the surface of each side, while being creased in each corner.