The "Angry" Young Them!

Bought this album for a friends birthday. They were so surprised and couldn't wait to play it.

A great album. Everything Van does is amazing and this is another masterpiece.

This is a great example of white soul. A bunch of Irish chaps that can rock harder than the punk rockers of the 70’s. Great garage rock

Absolutely essential British R & B. The songs are great ("Mystic Eyes", "Gloria"). The band provides superb instrumental backups and the vocals by Van Morrison are magnificent. What more could you ask for?

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Great album from start to finish! Who doesn't like Gloria? Greatest rock and roll song ever and puts the Shadows of Knight version to shame!

I LOVE Them!!! Great album.

Early Van Morrison should be in any serious collection.

Them é demais!!!

super pressage son génial

Tristemente ignorado por la crítica de su tiempo, este álbum es uno de los mejores discos-debut de la historia del Rock. Personal y con una producción que acercaba más a Them al garaje y al blues que al Pop que se oía en la época; "Angry Young Them" es un disco a la altura de los Who, Beach Boys, Los Beatles o los Rolling Stones.Con Van Morrison cantando con tono enfurecido, y una mezcla de Blues y Rock muy bien lograda; se logra un sonido duro, compacto, y lleno de puro músculo sesentero.Un disco que se hace totalmente imprescindible al final de su escucha para cualquier amante de la música de los años 60's. Maravilloso.

ristampa normale di un bel disco

I love this album. I have all the Van Morrison era Them material on an excellent CD collection, but this was always on my list for getting again on vinyl. This is an excellent vinyl pressing and, like so many other albums it is great to listen to it in its original format. As a band they were clearly driven to approach the music they played with integrity but, perhaps Van Morrison was just too single minded in his vision to be contained in a group setting. It is unthinkable to consider a world without Van’s solo albums, we should be content that he hung around in Them long enough to record the two album, plus all the other songs on the the CD anthologiesIt is interesting to hear Them cover Route 66 here, just the year after The Rolling Stones had covered it on their debut album. Although superficially these two bands were drawing from the same influences and similar bands at that stage, the vocal approach of Morrison compared to Jagger sets the Them version apart, nobody who bought both albums at the time would be questioning Them decision to include the song.This album sounds as fresh today as it did in 1965, of its time but never dated