CD The Kinks Kriminally Rare

Tendolar – TDR-004CD, Compilation, Unofficial ReleaseUS1998vg+1The Kinks–Did Ya? (From 'Did Ya?' 1991 Mini Album)2The Kinks–New World (From 'Did Ya?' 1991 Mini Album)3The Kinks–Look Through Any Doorway (From 'Did Ya?' 1991 Mini Album)Backing Vocals – Ray DaviesLead Vocals – Dave Davies4The Kinks–Elevator Man (1976 'Sleepwalker' Demo - Issued 1994 On Waterloo Sunset E.P.)5The Kinks–On The Outside (1976 'Sleepwalker' Demo - Issued 1994 On Waterloo Sunset E.P.)6The Kinks–Return To Waterloo (From The 1983 Soundtrack)7The Kinks–Prince Of The Punks (1977 B-Side)8The Kinks–Artificial Light (1978 B-Side)9The Kinks–Massive Reductions (1981 B-Side)10The Kinks–Waterloo Sunset (Waterloo Sunset E.P. From 1994 'To The Bone' Cd)11The Kinks–Live Life (1978 Longer Version With Extra Verse)12The Kinks–Slum Kids (1974 Preservation Outtake Live)13Wild Silk–Toymaker (Ray Davies Composition By Wild Silk)Composed By – Allan Davies (2)14Dave Davies–Mean Disposition (1983 Dave Davies A-Side)15Dave Davies–Love Gets You (1983 Dave Davies A-Side)16The Kinks–Noise (1982 B-Side)17The Kinks–(Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman (12" DJ Edit Radio Promo)The sound quality varies wildly, with tracks 1-3 and 10 being best, since they originated on CD. Noise and Return to Waterloo are fairly poor compared to the rest of the tracks, and Mean Disposition and Love Gets You are only a little better. The rest I'd say are good quality vinyl. It's fairly high quality as far a boots go, and the liner notes only have one glaring mistake, listing Waterloo Sunset as having come from "To the Born."