Not to be confused with the British album, this low-priced American compilation consists of post-1965 Animals material under license from Polydor. Although the material is...
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Together with the double-CD The Complete Animals, Inside Looking Out forms a complete retrospective of the great British Invasion band. This 22-song compilation features all...
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Recorded in December of 1963 at a live concert, this CD captures the Animals at their rawest and most animated on record, ripping ferociously through a bunch of standards...
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A 19-track collection of otherwise unavailable live performances from 1966-1968, taken from shows in Melbourne, Stockholm, London, and the '67 Monterey Pop Festival, as well...
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The U.S. version of the British Animalisms album removed the loose jam "Clapping," and the superb "Squeeze Her - Tease Her" and "That's All I Am to You" are removed in favor...
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Don't Bring Me Down + 3 was the second of the Animals' Decca-generated French EPs -- the cover depicts them in transit, with their equipment, looking sullen and a bit tired,...
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Another repackaging of the group's early live recording with American blues great Sonny Boy Williamson, in moderately good sound -- the group's set sounds better on...
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A somewhat misleading early British hits package, less interesting than the American Best of the Animals and best consigned to history. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music...
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A document of the group's 1983 reunion tour. They played better shows along this tour than the one they actually taped -- some of the balances (especially on the guitars)...
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This 20-track CD, running just under an hour, is a good bargain. The real value behind these See For Miles EP collections is that, particularly where British invasion bands...
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If this Dutch compilation had been titled "Best of 1964-1965," it would have accurately described the contents. At the time, the Animals were signed to Britain's EMI label,...
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This double-disc, 41-track collection does what the title promises. It runs through the Animals' -- and the subsequent Eric Burdon & the Animals' -- singles, A- and B-sides...
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The Animals' formal reunion, complete with a new repertory and a well-financed recording. Ark has its dark, moody moments and sometimes bogs down in the sheer heaviness of...
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