Title: The best Kinks album from the 1960s
Product review: This is the album in which the Kinks began to expand their sound and their songwriting to what it became in the 1970s. It has little in common with classic early Kink singles like "You Really Got Me." Instead, leader Ray Davies began to indulge his theatrical songwriting tendencies while band's sound began to mellow out. "David Watts," "Death of a Clown," and the amazing ballad "Waterloo Sunset" are the best songs. Overall, one of the Kinks better original studio albums.
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