Animalization
Sign in to saveAnimalization is a studio album by the English rock band the Animals. The band's fourth American release, it was issued in August 1966 on MGM Records. == Overview == It has a track listing somewhat similar to the British album Animalisms. The album, which reached #20 on the US Billboard album chart, included three US Top 40 singles ("Inside-Looking Out", "Don't Bring Me Down", and "See See Rider") and was the first Animals album to have some tracks mixed in true stereo.
Key dates
- Published
- August 1966
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- Instance of
- album
- Genre
- rock music
- Producer
- Tom Wilson
- Performer
- The Animals
- Record label
- MGM Records
- Distribution format
- LP record
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- English language
- P291
- United States
- P7937
- studio album
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6 sectionsContents
- Overview
- Track listing
- Side one
- Personnel
- Charts
- References
Animalization is a studio album by the English rock band the Animals. The band's fourth American release, it was issued in August 1966 on MGM Records. == Overview == It has a track listing somewhat similar to the British album Animalisms. The album, which reached #20 on the US Billboard album chart, included three US Top 40 singles ("Inside-Looking Out", "Don't Bring Me Down", and "See See Rider") and was the first Animals album to have some tracks mixed in true stereo.
It was during this period that drummer John Steel left the group and was replaced by Barry Jenkins, previously of The Nashville Teens (of "Tobacco Road" fame). Both drummers appear on the cover, Jenkins on the front (upper right in brown shirt) and Steel on the back. In addition, it was also during this period that Mickie Most stepped down as the group's producer and was replaced by Tom Wilson.