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The Kinks Present A Soap Opera : ウィキペディア英語版
Soap Opera (album)

''Soap Opera'' or ''The Kinks Present a Soap Opera'' is a 1975 concept album by The Kinks. It is the thirteenth studio album by The Kinks.
==Development==

The material was initially developed for a Granada TV live teleplay in 1974, which was broadcast under the title ''Star Maker'', starring Ray Davies and June Ritchie as the leads, with the Kinks providing live accompaniment. ''A Soap Opera'' adapted the same songs and plot to an audio presentation, with Ritchie in the same role. Plans for a full-scale theatrical tour were not realized, but the Kinks, with their extended mid-70s lineup, did perform the entire album on tour in 1975. Though the album was not well-received, Dave Thompson, reviewing an unofficial bootleg recording, called the live presentation "a revelation".

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