As the ‘80s progressed, The Kinks found themselves in a position similar to what was happening with every classic rock and roll band.

Suddenly, and without warning, bands like the Who, the Rolling Stones and the Kinks appeared to have lost their relevance, and market share dropped. Maintaining relevance for a few years is hard enough, but doing so for over two decades is a virtual impossibility.

The Kinks were especially vulnerable, as the trend coincided with a change in labels and management. Once again, the band found themselves in a downturn. Despite it all, Ray and Dave still managed to turn out a pretty good album that was (and remains) underrated.

Featured tracks include;

Return to Waterloo

Working at the Factory

Lost and Found

Repetition

Welcome to Sleazy Town

The Video Shop

Rock ‘n’ Roll Cities

How Are You

Think Visual

Natural Gift

Killing Time

When You Were a Child