The Turtles - Eve Of Destruction video free download

Paul LaD

I so prefer the Turtle's version to that of Mr Mcgwire.

Robert Kostic

#happybirthday Jim Pons!

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One of the nearest greats song of war

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americanmisfit1981

I would really love to hear the band Ghost cover this song.

Kent Richardson

" I know not with what weapons WW III will be fought, but WW IV will be fought with sticks and stones." Albert Einstein

silverbird58

mark lindsay and raiders nail this one on "indian reservation " LP. the indian down the road has reservations ,in advance do you?

eightmileshigh83

This song is more relevant today than in those days.

trfesok

This could use a remix. But the military snare drum is an interesting touch. I put this one and Barry McGuire's hit in my Turtles playlist. Thanks for uploading!

decemberschild1217

As much as I love the Turtles theyre just a little too light hearted and tongue in cheek to pull off this heavy song

bluefire

This is not a cover, The Turtles were the first ones to record this song. It was released on their debut album It Ain't Me Babe

Kathryn Huxtable

G'night, all. The Turtles, "Eve of Destruction"My takeaway from this is that we're always on the eve of destruction. Today's issues are sometimes different, sometimes the same as yesterday's. But some of the issues that seemed more pressing then than they turned out to be may be coming due...The Turtles - Eve Of Destruction

Liz Evans

Yeah, McGuire had a whole deep, raspy thing going on. Hard to cover that part. But the Turtles do some of my favorite covers. Gotta love them.

Cienega32

Never heard The Turtles' version of this great song. Interesting - not too bad. Thanks for posting it! I don't think anyone can equal the impact that McGuire had with this tune but that's from my perspective. The Turtles version came out (after The Byrds rejected it) right before the infamous McGuire version hit the airwaves but I don't think anyone from 'my generation' will remember anything other than the iconic version that took over that summer and the years following.

Granny Tenderstone

oneo f my favorite bands from back then. They did many cover tunes, and often they were songs by some of the best songwriters and bands.

SpeedySnake13

I was never around when this song was around. (lol I shouldn't even be listing to 60s music) I think this ban d was very good

Lorraine Dalu

You're right. In '65 the Turtles music kicked ass. I loved every song on the album this song was taken from.

Dirk B

Sound like a gay boy

Kurt Knutsen

this why zappa had in the mothers!

Kurt Knutsen

the 60s lives on!

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