Vinyl Album - Herman's Hermits - Herman's Hermits XX (Their Greatest Hits) - ABKCO

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Herman's Hermits
Title:	Herman's Hermits XX (Their Greatest Hits)
Label:	ABKCO
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	AB 4227
Date:	Jul 1973
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Herman's Hermits	Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter	Peacock	Rate
A2	Herman's Hermits	No Milk Today	Gouldman	Rate
A3	Herman's Hermits	End Of The World	Kent, Dee	Rate
A4	Herman's Hermits	This Door Swings Both Ways	Thomas, Levitt	Rate
A5	Herman's Hermits	Just A Little Bit Better	Young	Rate
B1	Herman's Hermits	I'm Henry The VIII, I Am	Murray, Weston	Rate
B2	Herman's Hermits	I'm Into Something Good	Goffin, King	Rate
B3	Herman's Hermits	There's A Kind Of Hush All Over The World	Stephens, Reed	Rate
B4	Herman's Hermits	Silhouettes	Slay, Crewe	Rate
B5	Herman's Hermits	Museum	Leitch	Rate
C1	Herman's Hermits	Can't You Hear My Heartbeat	Carter, Lewis	Rate
C2	Herman's Hermits	Dandy	Davies	Rate
C3	Herman's Hermits	Wonderful World	Cooke, Adler, Alpert	Rate
C4	Herman's Hermits	I Can Take Or Leave Your Loving	Jones	Rate
C5	Herman's Hermits	Hold On	Sloan, Barri	Rate
D1	Herman's Hermits	Don't Go Out Into The Rain (You're Going To Melt)	Young	Rate
D2	Herman's Hermits	Listen People	Gouldman	Rate
D3	Herman's Hermits	Leaning On A Lamp Post	Gay	Rate
D4	Herman's Hermits	East West	Gouldman	Rate
D5	Herman's Hermits	A Must To Aviod	Sloan, Barri	Rate

Notes

RW Album Picks: July 28, 1973

All Tracks Produced by Mickie Most.

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edlongus SUBS 25th Feb 2018		Cover scans and label scans added. "Museum", "Hold On", "Don't Go Out In The Rain (You're Gonna Melt)" and "Leaning On A Lamp Post" are muddy-sounding Stereo. I have 2 offer an opinion here, this is one of the WORST sounding albums in history!! All tracks sound like 'Compact Cassette' quality recordings from the early 1970s, there's nothing clear or crisp sounding on any of the tracks, not even the 4 true Stereo ones mentioned. They shoulda named this compilation after the final track D5.