The Kinks - I'm Not Like Everybody Else download

Ray is the Dickens of ditty! The best of all recent composers of any genre.

This must be an ironic song to listen to at a concert, a big group of people all chanting "i'm not like everybody else"

I wonder where Harpo's eatin his dinner tonight?

THE KINKS WERE ONE OF THE GREAT BRITISH HEAVY 60S ROCK BANDS

In front of Sir Ray (whom I admire greatly), whole crowds sing "I'm not like everybody else" Guess they haven't seen Life of Brian.

Depression is anger turned inward.....and this is why i'm not like everybody else.

Why don't the radio stations ever play this awesome music?

It's just past midnight, Wednesday, October 3. Tuesday morning, Dave Davies wrote his moving, heartfelt memories of and tribute to Tom Petty on Facebook, and it really meant a lot to me that one of the musicians I admire most, Dave Davies, was as deeply affected by Tom's passing - another of the musicians I admire most - and Dave shared that with us, right at the time when we really need to mourn together as a community and support each other in our grief. What a beautiful thing for Dave to do. The loss of Tom feels personal, because his music has been a huge part of my life, the source of so much enjoyment, and the soundtrack to many, many of my happiest memories. God bless Tom, and God bless Dave - we love you both - our lives are richer because of you. This song and others by The Kinks clearly were an influence on Tom - you can hear in this song how it must have been an inspiration for his music with The Heartbreakers and The Wilburys. This sounds like it could have been a song by Tom and The Heartbreakers - but of course it was originated by The Kinks, groundbreakers, quintessential rock and roll band with a lot of the best lyrics and music ever written.

I wonder where Harpo's eatin his Sunday dinner.

"I wonder what's French for "I grew up without a mother" "

The Kinks are not like everybody else.

Janice never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

I wonder what's French-Canadian for I grew up without a mother. Sacré bleu, where is my me mama.

"Sacre Bleu Where Is Me Mama?" -Tony Soprano

Thé catastrophic influence of heavy rock on one of Britain’s finest bands.