The Byrds - Renaissance Fair (96`remaster) video free download

Рок посевы

Эта вещь охрененная!!! Да ещё так отражает "то время, хиппи, цветы, любовь".

funkmasterjee

Albert Einstein recoded this in 1904 on a banjo but gave it up in favor of physics

pbruc brooks

Brilliant Bass by Chris Hillman. 

terry reid

Sorry I meant Mind garden. I found it and enjoyed it, Youtube is great.

terry reid

Sorry I meant," there came winds" The birds lyrics from wasn't born to follow about the" tree hung with prisms that breaks the light in prisms that know one knows the names of" is so profound!

terry reid

great song. Wish I could find but there came walls

TheAerovons

@henry winn: Chords are E (part of it ) double barre (barre 7th fret and just kind of pick the middle of the chord for that first quick strum), then regular D (mute top E string), E (mute G string), F#m. Won't sound right unless you are on Rick 12 ;)

georgeharrison70

Goddamn, the guitars on this song are SOOO good. That bassline is awesome, as well. 

pbruc brooks

Ah yes, this was the Hippie pulse back then. 

Andre Lapointe

it's unfortunate that the pictures aren't from the time period the song was recorded in but it' still cool.

Robert Wright

great, busy bass line. hillman?

notrombones

One of the most original and fascinating songs ever recorded.A true 1-of-a-kind masterpiece. I believe even The Beatles were impressed by it.

jean-pierre jipi

short song but awesome song.

cj5389

This song makes me want to cry when I think of that magical day back at the Renaissance Faire... Simply astounding

Richard Lee Schwinden

I LOVE THIS BAND !!! ZERo

cudaj2

One of THE ultimate hippie songs and sooo little played or heard. David Crosby totally wrote this after visiting the medieval fair that they still have every summer in California. Roger McGuinn made him add his name to it or they weren't going to put it on the album. That's how tense things had become in the Byrds at that point.

KIDAmnesiacBends

this song should have been longer

pbruc brooks

Man, Chris Hillman's Bass is too much! Hippie music.

Walt Fechter

Monterey Pop '67 and the so-called "Summer of Love" -- just like Halley's comet -- a wondrous phenomenon that was all over too soon. The present is too squared-up and up-tight.

Joseph Raskin

A perfect song that doesn't need to be any longer than it is.

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