One of the most enduring and beloved songs of the rock era with a lyric that, sadly, grows more and more relevant as time goes by. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

An early B-side that was probably always destined to be a B-side. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

How do you follow Revolution 9? With a Disneyesque lullaby filled with lush string arrangements and a Ringo vocal. That's how. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Another hidden Kinks gem that probably would have been an A-side hit had they released it as an A-side of a single. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

The final track of Egypt Station is actually a medley of three very different songs. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Is it a Dave Davies song? Is it a Kinks song? Is it both? Is it neither? Does anyone really care? It has a catchy guitar riff and that's all that matters! Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

It may have began as a political satire but Get Back eventually became a solid rocker with almost nonsensical lyrics. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

This song has a beautiful melody and a gorgeous arrangement but at six and a half minutes, it may be a little too long for its own good. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

One of the great album openers of The Beatles' catalog and a perfect mix of pure rock and biting social commentary. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Possibly Ray's most sad and dark lyrics to date but which interpretation makes the most sense? Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe