CristianoDA

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Vinile I have it ★★★★★

13 mar 15

after the wild psychedelic seasons and fame, what remains? solitude and melancholy where psychedelia gives way to a dreamy and poetic country sound. Roger McGuinn's voice has always been beautiful, but here it’s spine-chilling. IMMENSE ALBUM

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imasoulman
13 mar 15

I agree beyond human comprehension. Some call it a "transitional album," for me it's an essential syncretic masterpiece. Want a quick idea of everything the Byrds played? Here we go.
east of eden80
13 mar 15

I miss... the great group, for a memorable season.
madcat
13 mar 15

I don't agree with defining this album as "country"; it’s psychedelic like (and in some cases more than) the others. They will land in country rock with the next one.
hellraiser
13 mar 15

Maybe their best, although I love Sweet, but that’s already another chapter in the story of McGuinn and company...
hjhhjij
13 mar 15

Too bad about "Triad," though... "transitional album" huh? Who's the crazy one? This is absolutely on the podium of their best along with the previous two, three masterpieces to be delivered to history. I'm starting to reevaluate the totem of country-rock that came after this now. And the first two are great too. Damn, The Byrds, everyone commenting and no one applauding? Clap clap clap
Mr Funk
13 mar 15

One of my favorite groups, when I think about the quantity and quality of musicians/songwriters who have come from that place...
tia
13 mar 15

How can one disagree?? Immense disco and immense Byrds! Here in line are: artificial energy, goin' back, natural harmony, draft morning, wasn't born to follow... I mean, I'm not sure if I'm making myself clear... Masterpiece.
SilasLang
14 mar 15

I don't know. My favorite by the Byrds. A masterpiece. Their most psychedelic and experimental work. It competes with the previous "Younger Than Yesterday"...