Byrds - Mind Gardens video free download

darkfegeleinrises

THEEEEEEREEEE WAS A GAAAAAAARDEEEENNN

jacob Ten Hoeve

I was 17 years old when this song was released on the Younger Than Yesterday album. From that moment on, all overrated music reviewers and those who thought they had any knowledge about pop music, despised this song. While I still hear and listen this song, with great devotion! Till today, 2015

yrtnook

A brilliant poem and song....Thank you for posting it!

Hills Snyder

What a lot of ignorant commentary.....

MacFeeley

to The Cloud Maker who offered his condolences that I "didn't understand" this song, be assured that I get the moral of Dave's little story. It is just that I think that, as a song, it's awful. Maybe Cloud Maker should meditate to some Ultimate Spinach. Just as banal, but at least it has a melody.

terry reid

Love this song. I thought it was called but there came winds. But I miss remembered.

vincent scotto

he's talking about how we build walls to protect ourselves thinking how this will protect ourselves, we close ourselves off, that's a mistake, tear the walls down that separate ,the garden still flourishes, Mnd Gardens

Jo Ruter

ONNNCE UPON A TIIIIIIIIIIIME

Scot Wick

Have a listen to "Change Is Now"

Alex Delarge

Self-indulgent? It's brilliant. It's beyond what the Byrds were doing and closer to what the Beatles did a few months later on Sgt. Pepper. They really should have done more music like this.

The Cloud Maker

If you don't understand it, you obviously have never meditated. Open your eyes bro, you don't have to be a hippie to understand this.

MacFeeley

If I was McGuinn or Hillman THIS bit of self-indulgent drivel is what would have gotten Crosby fired, not his onstage antics at Monterey. Just about the best example of the most obvious hippie babble disguised as poetry that you'll come across in the 60s canon.

brando cardiel laguna

once upon a time there was so much stupid people talking around this music then the sun came and shout him all, they took shape and simmetry and track us down there came winds telling where the byrds are flying around the walls of this precious garden...

brando cardiel laguna

gente pendeja que no save apreciar una obra de arte flotando en el tiempo

yrtnook

The lyrics..To me the important part was always the lyrics..Always loved this song.

Cameren Lee

Amen! The reason for the controversy I mention (with I'm indifferent to), is that the song is "excessive." I disagree. But it's out there.

Cameren Lee

I knew I was a Byrds fan for good when I heard Mind Gardens. I can see why it's a controversial cut in the catalog, but I, for one, love it.

712dal

When I first heard it I did not like it that much, but upon re-listening it has gotten better and better. McGuinn's guitar work is exemplary and the song is trippy, which was the intent to begin with. I actually agree with Crosby on this one.

Mike Teague

i love the fully hippie far out moral of the story. mind gardens is my favorite byrds song.. dolphin's smile is a close second :)

captainsoul1953

This is probably THE song that divides Byrds Fans....i love it....if only for the amazing guitar sound Jim

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