British Invasion Reviews

"This was the album that made people take the Beatles seriously. The album with this exact track listing was not available in the US until the late 1980s, with the original US release short four songs,"...(read full reviews)

"What a joy to see and listen to! The packaging is great and the sound- clean, crisp and clear! I've listened to this on vinyl, 8-track, cassette and CD. This is far and away the best version"...(read full reviews)

"For those unfamiliar with the Kinks, you should really familiarize yourself with them, and this is a great way to do it. The Kinks are usually sited by rock bands when asked who their favorite bands"...(read full reviews)

"Chad and Jeremy were a terrific part of the Brisish Invasion in the mid-60's and this collectable album shows why. This folk/pop duo produced several great hits from this album including "A Summer"...(read full reviews)

"When the Beatles' catalog was initially released on CD in the late 1980's, the albums were released in the original UK format. The two Past Masters releases were designed to accumulate the cuts that"...(read full reviews)

"An integal part of the British invasion, this album provides all the hits of the group and reflects another, mellower side of the '60s British "invasion. For hardcore fans, this is a buy that should"...(read full reviews)

"Help! is a transitional album in the Beatles’ discography. The first half (side one on vinyl) is the soundtrack for the group’s second movie, and is heavily Dylan-influenced, especially in the Lennon"...(read full reviews)

"In between the Hard Day's Night and Help! soundtracks, the Beatles put together this late 1964 collection. The highlights are the Lennon trifecta that kicks off the album and Eight Days a Week. But"...(read full reviews)

"The Searchers were a part of the "British Invasion" in 1963; and although they never achieved the success of the Beatles or "Stones", this album cannot be overlooked. "Needles and Pins" was a monster"...(read full reviews)

"Peter and Gordon were a short-lived phenom in 1964 during the "British Invasion". Their biggest hit, "A World without Love" is one of the 2 highlights on this album. The other is "Woman, which was"...(read full reviews)