Even funnier that it threw Damon for a second.

Yeah so sweet!❤

Absolutely! Love Tk

For Tomorrow could have easily been a Kinks tune

Think that is for the oldest Damon's way..

Parklife sounds like a kinks album if you squint your ears

The thing is, when you are among the first, and among the best, you set a high bar. Kinks were truly something.

Correct it was Gracious of Ray to Have him Sing

the respect Ray gave back is just so joyful

I think the upwards line in the original is better (e-f#-g-a), I guess Damon didn't want to go that high.

First comment after 17 years. Plenty of time to come up with something funny or original, but alas...

I prefer him animated haha

Connie Craig good for what? Tryna get sum? Lol

@@gigaware4533 she never said he was good for anything. She said his attractiveness was frightened.

Spiral Architect what? A bit how? Lol being white ?

Spiral Architect ok I guess I could see that... my bad just seemed like a low blow 😅, just based on what she was stating about a guy with large bone structures in the face etc I thought you were being a troll 🤣 I can kind of see it though she has great cheekbones and a similar shape but she’s a pretty lady and he’s a pretty guy 😅

Yessssssss 😍💓😍💓😍💓😍💓😍💓🙌🔥

and now make to him a cake, lol !!

Damon himself said something like that about this song

me because its literally damon albarn

True- 2 of the finest song writers. There are Kinks songs that outdo the Beatles to us fringe dwellers...

@@d.thomasmoore3020 There are plenty of Kinks songs that fit that bill... As well as lots of Stones songs. And many of the Who. The four bands were at the same and very high level. What happens is that many are embarrassed to say it... No matter if you're misfit or mainstream.

@@andrespalacios1122 Yeah, in a way, it's a shame, how all the big British bands of the '60s were pitted against each other by the press and fans -- especially when we all know now that most of those guys were very cordial with one another. Pete Townshend and Ray Davis are huge admirers of each other's music. John Lennon and Keith Richards performed "Yer Blues" together at the Rock 'n Roll Circus around, I think '68 or so. Keith Moon and Ringo Starr were close friends. Charlie Watts and Kenney Jones of the Faces/Small Faces (and later, the Who) were also close friends. I love pretty much all of the great British "invasion" bands, and all have added so much to my life -- even as a Millennial who wasn't born for another 20 years after all these great bands became household names.

I think we are all already in aww of Damon, he is an absolute genius

Same

I lost the battle and cried

The world may make your heart feel cold at times but that's a problem with the world and not with your heart ❤

Uh, 60s

@@alixfarron6730 He said the performance, not the songs

They are actually just performing the songs live, with minimal effects, both lighting and soundwise? Yeah, so much better than ameritrash products.

@@MrMurkosullivan As a Brit, I think that's quite a graceless response. No need.

Wrong flag for the English, try 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

me too

blur from the kinks oasis from the beatles wait a sec...

Oasis didn't pick anything up from the fab four IMO. They always sounded much closer to a loud version of T. Rex...

Gianmaria Framarin loool ur mad if u think the Gallaghers weren’t completely and utterly trying to be the Beatles in every way

@@fernpolliks9029 The Oasis Beatles comparisons were how they were sold (It's all marketing), and of course the band bought into that to help buy their success. Not saying they didn't become a great band. But, if you look into it, all the insiders say it was just as fake media nonsense as the Blur versus Oasis supposed 'battle' for number one.

@@220773 are you joking?

Haha

Me too. I was one of the "kids" sitting on the floor in front of them that night... Back in the days when I had hair🥲

Agreed. And it is also SO London.