From BlueSuedeSuzThis is the first Byrds album to not feature any Dylan covers. Let’s see how they did on their own.
- Does Eight Miles High still sound as radical as its reputation suggests, or has time softened it?1 reply
- How does the album hold together when it jumps from Mr. Spaceman to something as heavy as I Come and Stand at Every Door?1 reply
- Which track here would you play for someone who thinks of the Byrds only as a jangly folk-rock band?1 reply
- Does the loss of Gene Clark feel like a wound on this record or an opening for something new?1 reply
- What do you make of the album's obsession with flight, space, and altitude across so many of its songs?No answers yet
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