Artist: The Kinks
Album: Misfits
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 1978/1998
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 55:39
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 1,25 GB

Tracklist:

1. The Kinks – Misfits (04:43)
2. The Kinks – Hay Fever (03:33)
3. The Kinks – Black Messiah (04:10)
4. The Kinks – A Rock ‘N Roll Fantasy (05:02)
5. The Kinks – In a Foreign Land (03:04)
6. The Kinks – Permanent Waves (03:49)
7. The Kinks – Live Life – (UK album version) (04:49)
8. The Kinks – Out of the Wardrobe (03:38)
9. The Kinks – Trust Your Heart (04:13)
10. The Kinks – Get Up (03:24)
11. The Kinks – Black Messiah – (single remix) (03:37)
12. The Kinks – Father Christmas (03:42)
13. The Kinks – Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy – (U.S. single edit) (04:01)
14. The Kinks – Live Life – (U.S. single mix) (03:47)

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“Misfits” is the English rock band The Kink’s sixteenth studio album. The record is part of the group’s second coming during the late 1970’s and early 1980’s, taking a turn for the better after the group’s earlier, less successful concept albums. The 1978 album features US top 40 hit “A Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy”.The Kinks became arena rockers with Sleepwalker, and its follow-up, Misfits, follows in the same vein, but it’s a considerable improvement on its predecessor. Ray Davies has learned how to write within the confines of the arena rock formula, and Misfits is one of rock & roll’s great mid-life crisis albums, finding Davies considering whether he should even go on performing. “Misfits,” a classic outsider rallying cry, and “Rock and Roll Fantasy” provide the two touchstones for the album – Davies admits that he and the Kinks will never be embraced by the rock & roll mainstream, but after Elvis’ death, he’s not even sure if rock & roll is something for mature adults to do. Over the course of Misfits, he finds answers to the question, both in his lyrics and through the band’s muscular music. Eventually, he discovers that it is worth his time, but the search itself is superbly affecting – even songs like the musichall shuffle “Hay Fever,” which appear as filler at first, have an idiosyncratic quirk that make them cut deeper. Although Ray would return to camp on their next album, Misfits is a moving record that manages to convey deep emotions while rocking hard. The Kinks hadn’t made a record this good since Muswell Hillbillies.