• Here’s a rare one — a wonderful copy of an early Kinks album, in mono no less, with solid Double Plus (A++) sound or BETTER throughout
• Both sides here are clean, clear, full-bodied and dynamic with excellent bass and tons of energy 
• Till the End of the Day was the big hit, and Where Have All the Good Times Gone is also a classic 
• Allmusic raves, “The Kinks came into their own as album artists — and Ray Davies fully matured as a songwriter — with The Kink Kontroversy…

We discovered the hard way that mono is the only way to go for The Kinks’ third album. The stereo version may in fact be the worst sounding stereo record compared to the mono that we have ever played. (more…)