The Kinks Give the People What They Want EcoRecord Vinyl

The Kinks’ Give the People What They Want EcoRecord is a 2026 remastered edition of the 1981 album, pressed on black EcoRecord vinyl. The listing names “Destroyer,” “Better Things,” and “Around the Dial” among its standout tracks.

At a glance

The listing describes a new remaster sourced from the original production sources.
A single-disc black EcoRecord vinyl edition of the 1981 album.
The listing cites “Destroyer,” “Better Things,” and “Around the Dial” as standout tracks.

Price

$23.60Save 13%

Reference price: ~~$26.98~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The listing specifies both the vinyl format and the remastering source, useful for buyers choosing between editions.
One disc keeps this release straightforward for listeners seeking the album rather than a multi-disc set.

Technical specifications

7 specifications

Edition and release
Format	Pressed on black EcoRecord vinyl.
Number of discs	1
Remastering	This 2026 edition has been newly remastered from the original production sources
Original release	Originally released in 1981
Manufacturer	Sanctuary Records

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions and weight listed	0.16 x 12.4 x 12.28 inches; 10.23 ounces

Featured tracks
Tracks named in listing	"Destroyer," "Better Things," and "Around the Dial."

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing says the remaster aims to improve clarity, definition, and balance while retaining the original mixes’ character. These are release claims, not independently verified listening results.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Kinks fans seeking a one-disc vinyl edition of the 1981 album.
Collectors interested in the 2026 remaster and black EcoRecord pressing.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 12 ratings

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4 stars33%33%
3 stars0%0%
2 stars11%11%
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The available aggregate ratings lean positive overall, but the sample is limited and includes some lower ratings. Ratings alone do not establish what listeners liked or disliked, or indicate how this pressing sounds. The listing identifies it as a single-disc black EcoRecord remaster, so buyers prioritizing those edition details can use them to assess fit without treating ratings as a sound-quality guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

What format is this edition?

The listing describes one disc pressed on black EcoRecord vinyl.

Is this a remastered version?

Yes. The listing describes this 2026 edition as newly remastered from the original production sources, but does not provide independent verification of the sound.

Which tracks does the listing call out?

It names “Destroyer,” “Better Things,” and “Around the Dial.”