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Some fans argue that this 1967 release is one of head Kink Ray Davies's middle-period masterpieces (coming between two LPs that no kultist can deny: Face to Face and Village Green Preservation Society), while others regard it as an uneven collection of great singles and inconsequential filler; a stopgap move. Something Else does boast one of the great one-two punches in rock history: "David Watts", the rumbling tale of social envy, and "Death of a Clown", a slurring pub sing-along warbled by brother Dave. Elsewhere, the quartet dives headfirst into droning psychedelia on "Lazy Old Sun", whimsical balladry with "Afternoon Tea", suburban soap opera on "Two Sisters"--love that harpsichord--as well as one of the most poignant singles in rock history, "Waterloo Sunset".
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1 David Watts
2 Death Of A Clown
3 Two Sisters
4 No Return
5 Harry Rag
6 Tin Soldier Man
7 Situation Vacant
8 Love Me Till The Sun Shines
9 Lazy Old Sun
10 Afternoon Tea
11 Funny Face
12 End Of The Season
13 Waterloo Sunset