Vinyl Album - The Animals - Animals - The Most Of - Axis

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Animals
Title:	Animals - The Most Of
Label:	Axis
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	AXIS6004
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Animals	House Of The Rising Sun	Trad. Arr. Price	9.0 Rate
A2	The Animals	We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place	Mann, Weill	9.5 Rate
A3	The Animals	Roadrunner	McDaniels	8.0 Rate
A4	The Animals	Let The Good Times Roll	Lee	8.0 Rate
A5	The Animals	Hallelujah I Love Her So	Charles	7.5 Rate
A6	The Animals	I'm Going To Change The World	Burdon	9.0 Rate
B1	The Animals	Bring It On Home To Me	Cooke	8.5 Rate
B2	The Animals	Worried Life Blues	Merriweather	8.0 Rate
B3	The Animals	Baby Let Me Take You Home	Russell, Farrell	7.5 Rate
B4	The Animals	For Miss Caulker	Burdon	7.5 Rate
B5	The Animals	I Believe To My Soul	Charles	8.5 Rate
B6	The Animals	How You've Changed	Berry	8.0 Rate

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Neil Forbes 25th Aug 2015		Are you referring to the "Most Of" series, RC? Then it would have to be a definite LP title, one-off and not of this series that had that Psychedelic logo(top-right of cover). These "Most Of..." series issues concentrated on artists and groups that EMI had on their books, mostly on Columbia, and were produced by Mickey Most.



Record Collector 25th Aug 2015		Hmm I find it interesting that the little river band is among them



Neil Forbes 25th Aug 2015		I can give you that answer, RC. Popcorn(Electric Coconut) was AXIS-6060, a further 56 places along from "Most Of The Animals" as AXIS-6004. And yes, there was a series of "Most Of" albums, They featured all, or many of the artists or groups(except The Seekers) that Mickey Most produced for EMI.



Record Collector 25th Aug 2015		Axis 6004 I wonder how far off is that from the popcorn album



Record Collector 25th Aug 2015		Interesting EMI in the early 1990's had series of these