Vinyl Album - The Kinks - The Kink Kronikles - Reprise

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Kinks
Title:	The Kink Kronikles
Label:	Reprise
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	2XS 6454
Date:	25 Mar 1972
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	21 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Kinks	Victoria	Ray Davies	Rate
A2	The Kinks	The Village Green Preservation Society	Ray Davies	Rate
A3	The Kinks	Berkeley Mews	Ray Davies	Rate
A4	The Kinks	Holiday In Waikiki	Ray Davies	Rate
A5	The Kinks	Willesden Green	Ray Davies	Rate
A6	The Kinks	This Is Where I Belong	Ray Davies	Rate
A7	The Kinks	Waterloo Sunset	Ray Davies	Rate
B1	The Kinks	David Watts	Ray Davies	Rate
B2	The Kinks	Deadend Street	Ray Davies	Rate
B3	The Kinks	Shangri-La	Ray Davies	Rate
B4	The Kinks	Autumn Almanac	Ray Davies	Rate
B5	The Kinks	Sunny Afternoon	Ray Davies	Rate
B6	The Kinks	Get Back In Line	Ray Davies	Rate
B7	The Kinks	Did You See His Name?	Ray Davies	Rate
C1	The Kinks	Fancy	Ray Davies	Rate
C2	The Kinks	Wonderboy	Ray Davies	Rate
C3	The Kinks	Apeman	Ray Davies	Rate
C4	The Kinks	King Kong	Ray Davies	Rate
C5	The Kinks	Mr. Pleasant	Ray Davies	Rate
C6	The Kinks	God's Children	Ray Davies	Rate
C7	The Kinks	Death Of A Clown	Ray Davies, Dave Davies	Rate
D1	The Kinks	Lola	Ray Davies	Rate
D2	The Kinks	Mindless Child Of Motherhood	Dave Davies	Rate
D3	The Kinks	Polly	Ray Davies	Rate
D4	The Kinks	Big Black Smoke	Ray Davies	10.0 Rate
D5	The Kinks	Susannah's Still Alive	Dave Davies	Rate
D6	The Kinks	She's Got Everything	Ray Davies	Rate
D7	The Kinks	Days	Ray Davies	Rate

Notes

Produced by Shel Talmy Ray Davies

Some copies sequenced 1/2 - 3/4 others 1/4 - 2/3

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frankheussner 22nd Apr 2022		Uploaded set of labels with no credit for Shel and no Stereo designaton.



thewillismon ● 16th Jan 2022		Added labels without 'stereo' descriptor.



Graham7 14th Sep 2017		I have made a list of 16 rpm albums (and another for 16 rpm singles).



Jasper 12th Sep 2017		I note that there is a "World" created for 16rpm records on 45 spaces but no content as yet. here



Jasper 12th Sep 2017		Hi @thewillismon - apparently 16 speed records came in a variety of sizes - they were used for music but as you can imagine 16 rpm is not going to provide hi-fi quality. The only ones that I have seen were in a tip in Tasmania when I was a kid, they actually looked larger than 12" and according to the labels were used for radio ads for radio station 7BU. Anyway this could be a whole forum topic and not particularly relevant to this Kinks release.



thewillismon ● 12th Sep 2017		I had an old record player that had provisions for 16 records, but I've never seen one, and can't ever remember any old timers talking about them...Looked around on this site some, didn't see anything. I'm thinking they're 10" records?



Jasper 12th Sep 2017		Late 50's/early 60's there were many changers that played 45s, 33s, 78s and even 16s. They didn't work too well with 78's due to the weight of the records. You could manually guide the record down the spindle and manipulate it onto the platter to play not using the changer functionality.



Scratchy45 12th Sep 2017		@thewillismon: The 78 era was well before my time too. Good practical point about 78s, agree completely about 50s and 60s 45s - over-engineered (LPs too) which is no bad thing for their survival.



thewillismon ● 12th Sep 2017		@Scratchy45 The 78 era was before my time, and as brittle as 78s are Id be afraid an automatic changer would break em! I guess when 45s became popular in the 50s the automatic changer really took off, but alot of those 50s and 60s 45s were real durable and took some heavy handed abuse, by both people and machines!



Scratchy45 10th Sep 2017		It's not just 12" LPs: look at the evolution of the "album" and you will find complete albums or mini-collection issued in autoplayer-sequenced 45rpm collections almost as soon as the 45rpm format appeared. These were carrying on from the 78rpm album - going off at a tangent somewhat, were there 78rpm autochangers too or was the autochanger added to the newer form of turntable to sell more of the new vinyl products?



thewillismon ● 10th Sep 2017		I guess the logic of pressing sides 1/4 on one disc and 2/3 on the other is to have two sides of "continuous" music playing in sequence. Most of the record players sold in the 60s and very early 70s had the tall spindle and changer arm for stacking LPs (yikes) which many people did till that practice fell out of favor in the 70s



BEATLEJOHN 7th Sep 2017		Added set of later pressed "Warner Communications" labels....this particular set of discs are side sequenced 1/2 - 3/4.. (This is my wife's copy, my original copy is sequenced 1/4 - 2/3).....John



TheDroid 27th Sep 2016		Added cleaner back cover image and sticker from front of original issue LP. I was going to add a cleaner front cover, but my copy keep getting flaring off the shrink wrap (it is still sealed).



BEATLEJOHN 11th Jun 2015		Added original unused cover design..(don't make lead image)...inner gatefold spread same as standard issue...I think Allen Klein objected to the illegible title; "Kink nikles" when sitting in an album bin. A few hundred? were manufactured into covers, and a few hundred more slicks were making their way around, you don't see these very much nowadays....John