preservation act 2造句

• He played the Announcer role on the Kinks'1974 double album, " Preservation Act 2 ".
• Written by Ray Davies, the song appeared on the band's critically panned album, " Preservation Act 2 ".
• You'll hear about a corrupt political system and an even more corrupt would-be reformist in " Preservation Act 2 ."
• "Money Talks " was released on the album " Preservation Act 2 ", where it was the fourth track on the first side.
• ""'Preservation Act 2 " "'is a 1974 concept album by British rock band The Kinks, and their twelfth studio album.
• It first was released as a standalone U . S . single, backed with " Salvation Road ", the closing track of " Preservation Act 2 ".
• Backed with " Scrapheap City " ( later to appear on " Preservation Act 2 " ), the single found only small popularity, peaking at a mediocre # 108 in America.
• It was released as the debut single from Preservation Act 2 in the U . K . only, but a version that was rerecorded for the American release was released as a single in both America and Britain.
• It was not successful ( it did not chart in either Britain or America ), but this version was released as a bonus track on the Velvel reissue of Preservation Act 2 ( as well as the outtake " Slum Kids " ).
• The story on the albums involved an anti-hero called Mr Flash, and his rival and enemy Mr Black ( played by Dave Davies during live shows ), an ultra-purist and corporatist . " Preservation Act 2 " was the first album recorded at Konk Studio; from this point forward, virtually every Kinks studio recording was produced by Ray Davies at Konk.