The Best Of The Monkees Rhino Rar

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The Monkees debuted on national television on September 12th, 1966, with their first studio album following shortly on October 10th. The album itself definitely tied in to the show quite well, featuring various tracks showcasing the group\'s humor and light-spirited nature. The clearest example of this is the closing track, \'Gonna Buy Me a Dog\', during which Micky Dolenz falls completely off track with his lead vocal, eventually ad-libbing nonsensical remarks over the backing track. While these tracks are pretty fun to listen to the first time around, I feel like they lose their novelty pretty quickly, and aren\'t the best songs to help try to solidify the Monkees as a serious rock group. That\'s where this alternate album comes in. Here, the weakest tracks from the album are instead replaced with stronger, much more worthy outtakes in their place. Of course, I made an exception with the opening track, \'(Theme from) The Monkees\', as its impact on the entertainment industry and the \'new generation\' is too important to ignore.

People Viewing The Monkees - Best of the Monkees Also Like 25 action packed tracks boasting all the must have Monkees music on one CD; plus a bonus CD+G of inte active karoke favorites. All their top chart hits plus favorites including the album cuts \'She,\' 'Your Auntie,\' 'Grizelda,\' 'Mary, Mary,\' and the stellar B-side \'Goin Down.\' The Monkees - The Monkees (1966) Year: 1994 Remastered Style: Oldies Rock Quality: CBR - 320 kbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo Size: 71,0 MB + Covers 01. (Theme From) The Monkees 02. Saturday\'s Child 03. I Wanna Be Free 04. Tomorrow\'s Gonna Be Another Day 05. Papa Gene\'s Blues 06. Take A Giant Step 07. Last Train To Clarksville 08. This Just Doesn.

Side A of course kicks off with the aforementioned \'(Theme from) The Monkees\', before moving on with \'Saturday\'s Child\', \'I Wanna Be Free\', \'Tomorrow\'s Gonna Be Another Day\', \'Papa Gene\'s Blues\', and \'Take a Giant Step\', exactly as it were on the original album. Side B mixes things up a little bit though. As usual, the smash hit \'Last Train to Clarksville\' opens up the second side, followed by the 1966 outtake \'I Don\'t Think You Know Me\'. Here, I decided to use the version with Mike\'s vocal up front. Personally, I feel as though Micky\'s vocal works a whole lot better as the harmony instead of the lead vocal. Following are the tracks \'This Just Doesn\'t Seem to Be My Day\' and \'Sweet Young Thing\' in their unaltered forms. Then comes another outtake entitled \'I Won\'t Be the Same Without Her\'. Originally recorded during the sessions for The Monkees in late 1966, this song was released in its unaltered form much later in 1969 on the Instant Replay album. This would definitely have to be my favorite song off of this alternate album, what an insanely mournful and lovely song composed by the legendary songwriting team of Gerry Goffin and Carole King. The final song on the album is another track written by Goffin and King, the longing R&B-esque \'So Goes Love\', Here, Davy performs an extraordinary lead vocal against a lovely backing track, featuring the talented Billy Preston on the electric keyboard. Back then, it was a common theme for rock albums to end with an upbeat track, as evidenced by \'Gonna Buy Me a Dog\' on the original album. So I thought it\'d be pretty cool to pull a left-fielder and end it with \'So Goes Love\'. It\'s nice to change things up every once in awhile!
Overall, while The Monkees definitely isn\'t album that would help convince Jan \'Thickskulled\' Wenner to induct the Monkees into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, there\'s definitely some good stuff hidden on it. Especially the fantastic outtakes featured on this alternate version. One final change here is the album cover itself. I\'ve always disliked it when album covers list all of the song titles on the front (Pet Sounds gets a pass from this of course). Thankfully, I was able to find this alternate album featuring no song titles on the front. Looks a whole lot cleaner now, doesn\'t it? Anyways, I hope you enjoy, and look out for the next album very soon!
Side A:
1. (Theme from) The Monkees (Tommy Boyce/Bobby Hart)
2. Saturday\'s Child (David Gates)
3. I Wanna Be Free (Tommy Boyce/Bobby Hart)
4. Tomorrow\'s Gonna Be Another Day (Tommy Boyce/Steve Venet)
5. Papa Gene\'s Blues (Michael Nesmith)
6. Take a Giant Step (Gerry Goffin/Carole King)
Side B:
1. Last Train to Clarksville (Tommy Boyce/Bobby Hart)
2. I Don\'t Think You Know Me (Gerry Goffin/Carole King)
3. This Just Doesn\'t Seem to Be My Day (Tommy Boyce/Bobby Hart)
4. Sweet Young Thing (Gerry Goffin/Carole King/Michael Nesmith)
5. I Won\'t Be the Same Without Her (Gerry Goffin/Carole King)
6. So Goes Love (Gerry Goffin/Carole King)
Enjoy!
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