Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (Lyrics)
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- Опубліковано 25 жов 2013
- Lyrics:
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, honey,
don't you know that I love you?
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, baby,
don't you know that I'll always be true?
Oh, won't you come with me
and take my hand?
Oh, won't you come with me
and walk this land?
Please take my hand!
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, honey,
don't you know that I love you?
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, baby,
don't you know that I'll always be true?
Oh, won't you come with me
and take my hand?
Oh, won't you come with me
and walk this land?
Please take my hand!
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, honey,
don't you know that I love you?
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, baby,
don't you know that I'll always be true?
Oh, won't you come with me
and take my hand?
Oh, won't you come with me
and walk this land?
Please take my hand!
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...wait a minute this sounds like rock and/or roll
@ChronoWind it's a Simpsons reference when this song was featured on an episode.
Back in the day this was known as hard, or acid, rock.
ChronoWind this is heavy but definitely not that heavy/ dark
I love this church song
Ah so I see you are too a man of culture
I can remember as a kid, way back in the 90's, this was the first vinyl record I ever listened to. My dad put it on a turntable and cranked it up. I still remember sitting on the couch holding the LP sleeve and looking at the cover trying to figure what the circular blobs of color melting together meant. I had no idea psychedelic rock was at that point in life but I sure did like what I was hearing. This was my glorious introduction to 60's/ 70's rock. Little did I know this one song was just the very tip of the iceberg.
Hey Marge. Remember when we used to make out to this hymn?
eres la clave
By I. Ron Butterfly. 😎
Melanie Mills Wait. This is rock and/or roll
17 minutes long!
Song was just right for Partying.
Someone of culture made it here same as me.
Vinyl passed down from me mother. Grandmother saw a talented young jazz drummer play this catchy tune on Ed Sullivan show and wrote a letter inquiring. TV program sent her the LP. Upon listening, declared it of the devil and pitched it in the rubbish. My mother retrieved this wonderful piece of music. Thanks for the upload.
The drumming was my favorite part of the song. My brother and I both played drums and we would get together and try our best to copy it. Not to bad sometimes. Miss you bro.
R.I.P. to your brother. I'm sorry for your loss, but also glad you have such fond memories together. That's awesome.
2021 and this song is as powerful now as it was when I first heard it decades ago
This is exactly how I feel about it!
I have been listening to it since I was 5 years old 1980 I was born in 75
@@joannajamerson35 Hi Joanna , that is great! I listened for the first time when I was 14. My son was three years old when he played all my singles.
The intro still gives me chills! One of the heaviest and greatest jams of all time!!
I still have this legendary IRON BUTTERFLY album on LP.
😺👍
Me to
The guitarist was just 17 when this was recorded.. a lovely, simple love song...
Possibly the best upload of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. Even though there's a general "lossy" feel of the drum tracks, everything else hangs in the balance. Congratulations. Well done.
I remember my uncle always playing this song between the time I was three and five years old way back around 1971-1973. He gave me the album when I was 8 in 1976. I used to call it "The Spooky Record".
RIP Ron Bushy...we boomers have lost too many musical treasures in the past few years...this song will always define my first year of Junior High School...a true rock classic!
Bart Simpson nailed it! Introduced the sixties wig-out to a whole new generation. 😎
Klein ich war und stolz diesen klassiker ein Leben lang zu hören , bis zur Rente .😙😙😙😙😙😙😎
_Gerade eben lese ich, dass der Sänger verstorben ist._
During September 1968, a group toured Scandinavia as "The New Yardbirds", performing some old Yardbirds material as well as new songs such as "Communication Breakdown", "I Can't Quit You Baby", "You Shook Me", "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" and "How Many More Times". The month after they returned to England, October 1968, Jimmy Page changed the band's name to Led Zeppelin, and the group entered Olympic Studios in London to record their debut album. IRON BUTTERFLY's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida", the title track of their second album, became a Top 30 hit (edited down to 2:52) in the US and made the number 9 spot on the Dutch Top 40. The album was awarded a gold disc by the R.I.A.A. in December 1968 and had sold over three million copies by the end of 1970. It ultimately sold over 20 million copies, went platinum, and stayed on the Billboard magazine charts for over a year. HA! The original "Heavy Metal" after IRON BUTTERFLY
This is not original heavy metal, is acid rock, maybe near to original progressive rock, but not heavy metal
This song give me heavy metal sensations; this song is strange, I never heard it and give me vibes like Deep Purple and Black Sabbath at some point. I even fell a bit of Saint Vitus here@@loudmind68
In 1969 through 1972 we danced to this long version at our high school sock hops in Huntington Beach, CA ☮️😎✌️
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼.....
We all love you grandma!
I was born in 85...why is the 60s stuff so much better? I love metal now but man, if it wasn't for some of this 60s stuff it wouldnt be a thing. This had to been heavy as hell in the 60s.
It was 😁
A true masterpiece
When I first heard this song I was driving on a highway in 1992. I never got married, but if I did I decided that this would be my wedding song. Love the extended version.
My Fureral song. For Sure
There's an extended version? Ffs are they still playing it!?
Our next hymn is In the garden of Eden by I.Ron Butterfly
Wait a minute...this sounds like Rock and or roll
Legend has it that the original lyrics were written as "In The Garden Of Eden". But they never survived the drug and alcohol influenced jam sessions. lol
That is what legend states, and you are very possibly right. Doug Ingle (the lead vocalist of this classic) stated he simply could not keep up with the song's pace so he improvised the pronunciation. Gee! I wonder why? LOL
+Rockonrick51 interesting thought,,, BUT a good Latin translation of "In a Gadda Da Vida" is "In THE Garden, of Life". That is to say the garden of Eden, so that seems to be the best explanation of the title, not the drugie one.
Geez, haven't u people ever tripped on acid? U know how hard it is to say shit when you got all this spittle in your mouth and your fuckin tongue is a centipede.
Ford Danniel I see that years of drug abuse has not aided your typing skills.
When performed on Amercan Bandstand the lyrics where clearly In the garden of eden baby.
Our parents really knew how to have great time...
This is real hard rock. When hard rock was great. Iron butterfly. Cream. Hendrix. Led Zeppelin. Who.
Vanilla Fudge. Blind Faith
ozzy osbourne
Just missed woodstock, dang-nabit.
Now that is Rock.
One of the very best pshycadeli 60s songs ever recorded!!!!
God I just love how that main organ riff sounds with the right hand chord with that heavy sounding reverb here. I also like how this version is pitched up maybe a half step
This sounds like rock and or roll
it was during the late 70's where almost every rock song had extended guitar solos and the funny thing is people actually liked it
i am one of the people who LIKE it! :D
Why is it funny that people enjoy extended guitar solos?
This came out in 1968.
simpons!!
The Halloween episode of Home improvement where Tim and Jill scared their 3 sons as a Halloween prank brought me here.
Tim is all wrapped up in Xmas lights
Smoking to this song right now. Illinois went legal finally!!!!!!! Not paying those dispensary prices tho
started listening Iron Butterfly in 1969 (at the age of 15). have ofcourse all their LPs. remember me dancing alone like a weirdo at a "Rockpalast" this song in 1972 in Germany. I just hope youngsters listen to this music.
We do, trust me we do.
Always come back to this masterpiece on late nights
I consider Dug Ingle's organ solo (2:09 - 3:16) to be one of the most beautiful passages of music I've ever heard. Opinion of a 70-year-old. :)
Manhunter brought me here ! Tom noonan..amazing performance
Песнь песней...с 70 года слушаю....мантра она такая.....всё вракт что написали сп'яну....чёткие структуры...четверти.....вещь на все времена😅
Even though this song is slightly before my time. Back in my high school days in the 80's every Friday night me and my friends would go out. While driving we listen to tunes. One day I stumbled along this gem. Introduce it to those same friends. I became there music god...
The drum solo at the climax was epic!
LSD is a hell of drug
Yes it is had it twice at floyd show
And it’s such a beautiful thing 😭😭
I'm 65 years old. I remember the first time i drooped acid. I'm 65 years old I remember the first time I dropped acid. I'm 65 years old I remember the first time I drooped acid...................
and a sneaky weapon to use on your enemies...
Time to time I prefer shrooms, but hell LSD is something
it's unfortunate for all of those who never heard the vinyl version of this composition. during the drum solo, double-track phasing (or flanging) is introduced, giving the drums that unique whooshing sound, the same type sound as heard after jimi's guitar solo on "axis: bold as love", or the small faces' "itchycoo park", status quo's "pictures of matchstick men", or the ending arpeggios from shuggie otis' guitar on his version of "strawberry letter 22". it's too bad that today's analog-to-digital transfers have technologically reduced the original phased (or flanged) strength to barely perceptible on this version as well as all of the youtube offerings of this 17 minute classic from 1968 - so far. but, from the comments it would appear that the song can still hold court, minus the intended enhanced production.
You named some seriously great tunes dude!
mikeisamovie man you just sent me back. This album took me places. It was my sanity salvation. Thank you for your words darlin
Small faces was the second album I was given with Iron Butterfly. Sadly no one remembers them??? Again thank you for your share.
The drums sound like "just à poke" by "Sweet Smoke". One of my favourit solo, just great in stereo. - Sorry for my "bad english" !
Yes indeed I own a vinyl copy bought it for 10 bucks at santa fe swapmeet sum old man out his van. Best 10 dollar purchase of my life
Listen at 1.25 speed, and it sounds more like the Simpsons version.
Masterpiece!!!
Love the long version. I remember the version on my 8 track was much shorter. Wish I still had that 8 track, and that car.
Who's ever playing the background guitar is rocking the house with that magnificent sound
Elton John
One of the best. Simple yet elegant 😎
Anyone else remember when Bart pranked the congregation with this song then sold his soul on the Simpsons!
in short, a masterpiece!
Great memories, great upload! Thanks so much!
A CLASSIC SONG IS BEAUTIFUL.... MY REGARDS....
Quintessential psychedelic era rock.
May be the best song ever, defiantly the best of Iron Butterfly.
EL MEJOR SOLO DE BATERÍA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS EN VERDAD, ESTUPENDO !!!
The ultimate example of the 60s sound IMO.
the best of the best...
The drum solo is the best!
RIP Dear Ron! 😢
I sang this song in church once. 17 minutes later the organ lady died.
freddys dead brought me here lol hey spence lets trip out
I'm saddened when I hear this... ALL MY OLD ORANGE SUNSHINE CREW HAVE PASSED THROUGH THIS LAND. WELL I'M GUESSING PURPLE HAZE HAD THE BEST HAND! RIP TERRY TAYLOR (MUSTANG MAN) OF MUNCIE, INDIANA VINE STREET..
Listen to the classic drum solo!
Can you imagine how the chuch lady played the drum part in organ??
if hip hop should die before i wake, i take an extended clip and body them all day
Thank You 🙏
Longest song ever but I love every second
pink floyd - shine on you crazy diamond - 25min. and i'm sure there is more
Oh well thank you for this new info :D Miroslav Výbošťok
+Alex Meusburger Dopesmoker by Sleep
Echoes by PF
Locked in the closet, cannot remember the artist, its like a 24 part song, each being 3-10min.
In the garden of eden baby yeah thell love that!
"Gets 3 sheets to wind"
Inna godda davita baby xD
Great song if you just need a brief moment to chill.
Nighmare on ElmStreet Freddy is Dead
I was 7 when this was released. Now, I'm 59 going on 60 and I still like this. When I'm 90, I'll be in a wheelchair saying: 'Iron Butterfly', that was the big band sound! The crap these kids listen to these days is just that; crap! :-)
Remember when this was used in Home Improvement to prank the two brothers?
It's the only song I can play on the drums. I figured if they did it drunk, I could learn it too.
Probably the greatest r&b rock ballad ever composed.
R&B??? Ballad? Are you crazy? This is full Acid rock
I like to much the enanced sound (or distorted, if the case) of this uploading. Thankyou for sharing.
Admirable la resistencia del baterista no pierde el ritmo
very very well..................................................................................................................................................
Beautiful...
I remember already tripping on this record. Before I took lsd.
einmalig so was hat kein zweiter mehr geschaft 17 minuten mega musik
Bart Did It!
Reverend Lovejoy: Bart, you're coming with me for punishment! You too Snitchy!
Time to join the Archaic Revival church and find the gada da vida....again
Your close baby, I will take your hand
Iron butterfly, redundant because itd never fly, i love it!
Same premise as LED ZEPPELIN
In a gadda da vida is how they said in the garden of eden while tripping on acid... I just changed your whole perception of this song!
They wrote this while on acid.
Is it Satan who is saying take my hand , walk this land to Adam and Eve? or Eve to Adam or Adam to Eve? or Satan to Eve? Wow now I'm tripping Thanks Bills!
It means "In the garden of love."
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And it was Iron Butterfly who did it..
Actually, Doug Ingle wrote the song while drinking a gallon of Red Mountain wine. When he played the song for Bushy (who was writing down the lyrics) he slurred his words so badly that Bushy interpreted "in the Garden of Eden" as "In-A-Godda-Da-Vida" ... and it stuck.
LIKE COOL, GROOVEY,HIP AND HEAVY MAN.
You forgot FAR OUT MAN.
My dance performance group is doing a number to this song choreography by our amazing professor.
i would love to see the video. I bet it was really fun to do.
Hey Spence! Let's trip ouuuuut~
Oh, yeah. '60s psychedelic rock, fer sure.
The organ lady passed out
😂😂😂
Simpson's Mega Marathon just played this episode.... friday dec
20, 2019... wish they played the entire song in the church then cut to credits.
Yes....❤
By far the best drum solo ever !!!
used to sit in class in high school and beat the drum beat on my note book.....decided i needed 3 hands...
Top 5 for sure. Off of the top of my head Moby Dick gives this one a good run for the money. I understand personal preference. That being said, I like Moby Dick better. In no way, shape, or form am I saying that I don’t like this song. It is just incredible. You may also take a look at a song called Hocus Pocus by Focus. It’s interesting and talented for its time. And a Welsh band called the Budgies. I hope you check them out and enjoy!!
I would also like to add that, in my opinion Bonhams solo is much more structured. And if you were going by bpm... Moby Dick would take the cake
Uhhh Manhunter, 1986 movie
Muy buen tema de mi juventud
amazing while stoned
Erica Gregory OHHHHHHH YESSSSSS IT IS!!!!!!!
Amazing whether stoned or not.
Aaron Turner but can you feel it when your not
I love this song. I think it's the longest playing
Feeling my Fiona Goode fantasy 👸🏻
The fondamental song.
if you were 13 when this song came out, and I was, this is the song on which you base every other song....and very few can beat it....
If you listen in FM (not AM) they're clearly singing "in the garden of Eden"!
Juntamente de N.I.B. um dos riffs mais sombrios da música.
Hey Spence, let's trip out...
grateful dead - like gone heavy duty rock and roll man
i love this song, why dont know,but sound crazy to me,maybe thats why
My husband use to love this song. its a bit long for me..
Got to be on acid to dig it. That drum solo's out of sight!