My brother bought this album and played in incessantly for weeks after he got home from school and on weekends. And I still love it. Miss my brother.. think I'll give him a call.
The end of an era. Lee Dorman passed away today at the age of 70. One of the finest bass guitarists of our generation, gone. And the world is a heck of a lot poorer without him.
I so love this song. Right after this song came out, a bunch of my friends & I used to go hang out at some of the oil pumps in the Pasadena area, crank up the volume on the car radios & the reverberater & listen to the long version of this song. It was like being in heaven. The fact that I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this song really surprised my niece the other day who was actually born the year this song came out. Still blows my mind 44 years later. This "olelady" still has some surprises left.
Love this. Back in 1994, my 5th grade year, my mother introduced me to this. We started out watching a Santana concert on PBS, I loved it, and she ended up spending the rest of the night introducing me to her old records. I latched onto this one, stole it from her, and listened to it over and over and over again that entire summer, multiple times a day, slung over a burnt orange director's chair in my grandparent's den. Good times, good memories. Thanks for posting this.
Amazing shit....13 years old....skipping school and smoking pot....I turned out o.k.....not to worry. I miss my friend Garland Bradford. I remember sitting around in his bedroom getting high to Iron Butterfly...he died a few years ago. Love ya Gar.
Possibly the greatest rock song of all time. 8th grade, Garland Bradford's house, skipping out of school, smoking a joint. First time I heard this......can not lie.....it was great.
One of the all-time greats, all right. I almost like it better now, after all these years then when it first came out! Probably because of it's solid originality so sharply contrasts with what we are being offered today. Thanks.
I actually prefer this because the instruments aren't hard-panned (or at least they would be if it weren't for vinyl's limitations) so you get a much stronger sound indicative of Iron Butterfly's live sound and something like what the original track sounded before Shadow Morton had the genius fuckin' idea to hard-pan the drums and keys while turning down the bass. This song is amazing when it goes in the red.
Doug Ingle after a day of swigging down a half gallon of White Mountain wine and getting so stoned he was holding the wall up blurted the title out to drummer Ron Bushy then stumbled off to sleep it off...when he awoke next morning to a raging headache ron had already completed it.
i loved this, i had this album, when i was young, like 14 and will be 51 in dec. lol i still love this sound.. my baby sisters destroyed my album laying over my heater. on the dresser. come home its bent into a perfect 90. i was so pissed lol ty for posting and reminding us of this awesome band.
Ive this an ungodly amount of times. My dad used to play it in the car when I weas a kid and it's stayed with me for life. Admittedly some parts are a little stronger than others... but it's excellent overall and gives me goosebumps at times. An extremely good song in its entirety. Love it. Got right back into when I found the tape dad used to play... it was in late 2000 and in 2001 i remember listenning to certain parts before school. No one else my age likes it... but at least I do.
love iron butterfly,, its the best psychedelic music that came out of america, full stop, as hendrix was mainly in england around the 67-68 period,,, cheers
I remember buying the deluxe CD when I was in high school, in the late 90s. The cover was a hologram where the band members moved and a giant butterfly flapped its wings. I wan't even a pothead (at least not at the time), and I thought it was fucking epic.
Legend has it that with long songs like "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin or "Taxi" by Harry Chapin, it meant the DJ was in the bathroom or taking a cigarette break. With a song like this, the DJ was probably taking a nice long nap.
My grandfather, my father told me, absolutely hated rock and roll, but the only thing he truly loved was this epic masterpiece and especially the drumsolo!
No doubt, 516 "likes" are the ones who remember this, back in the day...And for most, probably smoking the green, or doing a hallucinogenic substance, and watching this vinyl spin....Myself, this is before I was even thought of...But, you have my respects....
my girlfriends older sister used to go with one of these guys, I remember sitting on their laps and just hanging...GREAT STUFF!!! thanks for the memories
This Is a Classic To a Past Purist... Great & TimeLess!!! .. Remastered Is Good But Back In Those Days Of Its Social Creation The Old Style "Record-Tape Player" Distortion "Hiss" Added a lot also!!! I Was Happy to find this here A few years back B4 I had a Intenet & Doidnt Even know about "You-Tubing Down the River of Music. How Many Listeners Know Of the One Mainest Reason This Song Gots its Name? ... Very Quite Inebriated Intoxicatory Verbal Slur To The True Original Theme
I heard somewhere that the original title of this song was "In the Garden of Eden". Iron Butterfly performed it while under the influence of something (alcohol?) and the lyrics were slurred into "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"....and it stuck!
First time I heard this song I was 9 years old, and my older brother got the record for Christmas, along with Black Sabbath's Ironman. God, they don't make music like that anymore, do they? So so long ago- yet it is still incredibly powerful. Played this in a "black light poster" bedroom with a lava lamp.
Never heard the complete, unedited, uninterrupted version of this song until now...and I'm very glad I did. Nothing better visually than the hypnotic rotating of the vinyl record on the turntable -- this is *the* way to experience this song! Yes, this song has its critics, and I admit it is rather simplistic, but sometimes there is a beauty & value in simplicity than shines through in this over-complicated world we live in. Thank you very much for putting this together!
Truth is vinyl recorded a greater range. CD's are limited by space and don't record the highest and lowest. Vinyl gives you a richer and more complete sound. Of course they wear out.
Legend has it that this song was supposed to be called "In the Garden of Eden" but Doug Ingle was way to stoned to speak clearly and it came out as "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida instead.
RADIO,only the loop in Chicago will play a whole side,in the NY area, you will hear the same song almost at the same time everyday. AC DC Led Zep Queen the Who and never any deeper cuts.Stick around. You got Sat.radio like the bone yard, until your enemy disables it.TV was free and you didn,t miss a thing at one time. PAY PAY PAY.
zIn 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
Pienso y creo que este temazo de Iron Butterfly, dio origen o por lo menos el inicio de lo que el futuro se conocería el género "Heavy metal" y posteriores derivaciones. Lo digo porque se escucha unos excelentes riffs de esa guitarra que no pierde el ritmo y no se sale del contexto musical......y al baterista que se consagro en esta pieza. Sin olvidar al cantante que toca el órgano, que le da un toque psicodèlico a la canción con su voz, y el bajista que no pedío en ningún momento el ritmo.y le da cuerpo a este temazo de fines de los 60´s. Mis respetos al aporte musical que hicieron y el buen trabajo que realizaron en esta monumental obra maestra musical.......:D
Trivia: Iron Butterfly were booked to play Woodstock but got stuck at the airport. Their manager called the promoters and demanded a helicopter and that they be put on stage and paid "immediately", then returned home "immediately". The promoters said they'd think it over. Drummer Ron Bushy: "We went down to the Port Authority three times and waited for the helicopter, but it never showed up." And the rest is history ....
In a gadda da vida, honey 이나가다다비다 그대여 Don't you know that I'm loving you 당신을 사랑한다는 걸 모르나요 In a gadda da vida, baby 이나가다다비다 자기야 Don't you know that I'll always be true 난 항상 진실할 거라는 걸 모르나요 Oh, won't you come with me 오 나와 함께 가요 And take my hand 내 손을 잡아요 Oh, won't you come with me 오 나와 함께 가요 And walk this land 함께 이 땅을 걸어요 Please take, take my hand 제발 내 손을 잡아요 In a gadda da vida, honey 이나가다다비다 그대여 Don't you know that I'm loving you 당신을 사랑한다는 걸 모르나요 In a gadda da vida, baby 이나가다다비다 자기야 Don't you know that I'll always be true 난 항상 진실할 거라는 걸 모르나요 Oh, won't you come with me 오 나와 함께 가요 And take my hand 내 손을 잡아요 Oh, won't you come with me 오 나와 함께 가요 And walk this land 함께 이 땅을 걸어요 Please take, take my hand 제발 내 손을 잡아요 ♩♪ (( Instrumental )) ♩♪ In a gadda da vida, honey 이나가다다비다 그대여 Don't you know that I'm loving you 당신을 사랑한다는 걸 모르나요 In a gadda da vida, baby 이나가다다비다 자기야 Don't you know that I'll always be true 난 항상 진실할 거라는 걸 모르나요 Oh, won't you come with me 오 나와 함께 가요 And take my hand 내 손을 잡아요 Oh, won't you come with me 오 나와 함께 가요 And walk this land 함께 이 땅을 걸어요 Please take, take my hand 제발 내 손을 잡아요
Lyrics: in-a-gadda-da-vida 17:04 In a gadda da vida honey Don't you know that I'm loving 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 I want this around Please take my hand
@727JeffN Thanks for the speedy reply! I did not know of WTAC 600 am. Thanks for the info! You telling me about WTAC is like finding another "earth-like" planet out in the galaxy when all you know about is "Earth"! I wonder if WTAC playlists from the 60's are up on the internet? I am amassing a list of songs I remember and really liked by poring through old radio playlists. Most songs I did not know the words, title or artist. I am finding them by listening to unknown songs at random.
Thank you for posting this Classic in its entirety!!! Great quality! Your record must be in mint condition! Just wanted you to know that radio station WYND in Sarasota, Florida USA regularly played this COMPLETE song, FROM START TO FINISH, on their Saturday midday "Underground" program that they aired way back in 1968. Does anyone remember that radio station? I miss those days and I miss WYND.
Never was a big fan of Ozzie Osbourne, so I didn't pay much attention to Black Sabbath, but since that band was formed a year after Led Zeppelin, I'll still go with Led Zep.
My brother bought this album and played in incessantly for weeks after he got home from school and on weekends. And I still love it. Miss my brother.. think I'll give him a call.
The end of an era. Lee Dorman passed away today at the age of 70. One of the finest bass guitarists of our generation, gone. And the world is a heck of a lot poorer without him.
when this first came out it mesmerized a generation--i was among them--as i re-listen today it is still a glorious piece of music
Lucky! Us younger generation will try to keep this song's legacy for the newer generation to come...
I so love this song. Right after this song came out, a bunch of my friends & I used to go hang out at some of the oil pumps in the Pasadena area, crank up the volume on the car radios & the reverberater & listen to the long version of this song. It was like being in heaven. The fact that I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this song really surprised my niece the other day who was actually born the year this song came out. Still blows my mind 44 years later. This "olelady" still has some surprises left.
Love this. Back in 1994, my 5th grade year, my mother introduced me to this. We started out watching a Santana concert on PBS, I loved it, and she ended up spending the rest of the night introducing me to her old records. I latched onto this one, stole it from her, and listened to it over and over and over again that entire summer, multiple times a day, slung over a burnt orange director's chair in my grandparent's den. Good times, good memories. Thanks for posting this.
My old art teacher plays this every Friday, we call it inna gadda dafridays
Amazing shit....13 years old....skipping school and smoking pot....I turned out o.k.....not to worry. I miss my friend Garland Bradford. I remember sitting around in his bedroom getting high to Iron Butterfly...he died a few years ago. Love ya Gar.
RIP to your friend
Rip to your friend❤️
Possibly the greatest rock song of all time. 8th grade, Garland Bradford's house, skipping out of school, smoking a joint. First time I heard this......can not lie.....it was great.
This Vinyl version officially kills my depression & saves my life! 🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
Great Album. I haven't heard the long version since the 70's. I still remembered all the beats of the drum etc. Still cool after all these years.
One of the all-time greats, all right. I almost like it better now, after all these years then when it first came out! Probably because of it's solid originality so sharply contrasts with what we are being offered today. Thanks.
You have managed to capture the essence of 60's acid rock in the rawest form outside of a concert
Watching that record player spinning and the album cover in the background is mesmerizing. Thanks so much for posting! Great!
I had this Album in the 70s, got it at a yard sale! Good one!
Probably the best recording of this song I've ever heard. Vinyl makes it better!
It sounds perfect!
+Jeffnham thats the best part of vinyl though! No two are a like!
Youre right with Headphones and on the Lp PERFECT the Drums are 10000 Times better than Digital.
I actually prefer this because the instruments aren't hard-panned (or at least they would be if it weren't for vinyl's limitations) so you get a much stronger sound indicative of Iron Butterfly's live sound and something like what the original track sounded before Shadow Morton had the genius fuckin' idea to hard-pan the drums and keys while turning down the bass.
This song is amazing when it goes in the red.
+Marcella Draco's yes I can dig it
This is the greatest rock n roll song playback i've ever heard!
'Today's hymn will be In the Garden of Eden by Eye-Ron Butterfly....'
+Matthew Nagy "Hey Marge, Remember when we use to make out to this hymn"
Hahaha, exactly!
Doug Ingle after a day of swigging down a half gallon of White Mountain wine and getting so stoned he was holding the wall up blurted the title out to drummer Ron Bushy then stumbled off to sleep it off...when he awoke next morning to a raging headache ron had already completed it.
The Original producers of this Lp were stuck in traffic so a one-take was made..when Stone walked in,done!
The other producer was Greene. they were working for the York-Pala label.
one of the best songs around thumbs up if agread
i loved this, i had this album, when i was young, like 14 and will be 51 in dec. lol i still love this sound.. my baby sisters destroyed my album laying over my heater. on the dresser. come home its bent into a perfect 90. i was so pissed lol ty for posting and reminding us of this awesome band.
@MrBuckwilliam thank you for this wonderful music..
I miss you my great friend..
~ sweetiehil ~
Ive this an ungodly amount of times. My dad used to play it in the car when I weas a kid and it's stayed with me for life. Admittedly some parts are a little stronger than others... but it's excellent overall and gives me goosebumps at times. An extremely good song in its entirety. Love it. Got right back into when I found the tape dad used to play... it was in late 2000 and in 2001 i remember listenning to certain parts before school. No one else my age likes it... but at least I do.
this song stayed in the top 40 US charts for 140 weeks...a feat not easy to break
Was the LP, not the song. Still impressive, but many have broken that
love iron butterfly,, its the best psychedelic music that came out of america, full stop, as hendrix was mainly in england around the 67-68 period,,, cheers
Bellisimo album...lo mas hermoso que e tenido en la vida
And it sounds surprisingly good for vinyl off the Tube - thanks !
I remember buying the deluxe CD when I was in high school, in the late 90s. The cover was a hologram where the band members moved and a giant butterfly flapped its wings. I wan't even a pothead (at least not at the time), and I thought it was fucking epic.
sounds so good on vinyl
Legend has it that with long songs like "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin or "Taxi" by Harry Chapin, it meant the DJ was in the bathroom or taking a cigarette break. With a song like this, the DJ was probably taking a nice long nap.
These guys were the original headbangers!!! I used to get high just to listen to this song....lol
My grandfather, my father told me, absolutely hated rock and roll, but the only thing he truly loved was this epic masterpiece and especially the drumsolo!
No doubt, 516 "likes" are the ones who remember this, back in the day...And for most, probably smoking the green, or doing a hallucinogenic substance, and watching this vinyl spin....Myself, this is before I was even thought of...But, you have my respects....
Best sound quality! Thank you!
My dad and I have this on vinyl LP!!!!
Damn way better then MP3s
WhatEver_ Name_Works also better than CDs
Love the little pops and scratches once in awhile.
my girlfriends older sister used to go with one of these guys, I remember sitting on their laps and just hanging...GREAT STUFF!!! thanks for the memories
This Is a Classic To a Past Purist... Great & TimeLess!!! .. Remastered Is Good But Back In Those Days Of Its Social Creation The Old Style "Record-Tape Player" Distortion "Hiss" Added a lot also!!! I Was Happy to find this here A few years back B4 I had a Intenet & Doidnt Even know about "You-Tubing Down the River of Music. How Many Listeners Know Of the One Mainest Reason This Song Gots its Name? ... Very Quite Inebriated Intoxicatory Verbal Slur To The True Original Theme
Guitar work still is today SUPERB...!!!
I do not care what anyone say I love this this is a acid time in my life! I love it
Takes me back a long time ago.
awesome thanks for sharing brings back some terrific memories
I heard somewhere that the original title of this song was "In the Garden of Eden". Iron Butterfly performed it while under the influence of something (alcohol?) and the lyrics were slurred into "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"....and it stuck!
que diferencia de sonido..
me encanta
so clear and awsome! thanks for uploading this! vinyl never dies! i knocked my compter before and nearly died cause i thought it was gonna skip!!
First time I heard this song I was 9 years old, and my older brother got the record for Christmas, along with Black Sabbath's Ironman. God, they don't make music like that anymore, do they? So so long ago- yet it is still incredibly powerful. Played this in a "black light poster" bedroom with a lava lamp.
Wow, love this music. Much better than most modern pop songs that -in my eyes- mostly are a symbol of today's world and capitalism.
I love the drum solo
i got this as a 45 rpm 7'' record(2 minutes version)and of course the LP
¡Que buena pieza de fines de los 60´s......en especial de Iron Butterfly.......:D!
Never heard the complete, unedited, uninterrupted version of this song until now...and I'm very glad I did. Nothing better visually than the hypnotic rotating of the vinyl record on the turntable -- this is *the* way to experience this song! Yes, this song has its critics, and I admit it is rather simplistic, but sometimes there is a beauty & value in simplicity than shines through in this over-complicated world we live in. Thank you very much for putting this together!
what a god sound have i dindt realize that a LP have such a good sound
Truth is vinyl recorded a greater range. CD's are limited by space and don't record the highest and lowest. Vinyl gives you a richer and more complete sound. Of course they wear out.
One of the cleanest versions of this I have ever heard. Thanks for posting.
man this bring back the good days with my friends and marry jane ,mr bud,sir jack
I have a cassette copy of this album that’s in really good condition and sounds great on a pair of quality speakers
Still have the LP, and I DIG IT
Amazing masterpiece never gets old.
This is in my opinion the best LP track of all time
Legend has it that this song was supposed to be called "In the Garden of Eden" but Doug Ingle was way to stoned to speak clearly and it came out as "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida instead.
RADIO,only the loop in Chicago will play a whole side,in the NY area, you will hear the same song almost at the same time everyday. AC DC Led Zep Queen the Who and never any deeper cuts.Stick around. You got Sat.radio like the bone yard, until your enemy disables it.TV was free and you didn,t miss a thing at one time. PAY PAY PAY.
Harika gençliğimin şarkısı ... Hala çok seviyorum ... Number one ....
zIn 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
Fuck yeah
Lee Dorman, the bassist for psychedelic rock band Iron Butterfly, has died at age 70.
RIP
amazing all notes onlly music
It is so great my girlfriend likes this music. 😍
woooooo epico....
todo un ritual al poner ese vinyl... es la cancion mas oscura, macabra, psicodelica y unica que he escuchado
Couldn`t have sead it better myself
Triping on DRUMS
HOLY SHIT !
It's a whole and complete musical experience, God Bless !
WOO! Good to hear that tune again! That song is absolutely awesome! The music is awesome! Thanks man!
Glad you did it this way. I hate long songs that are broken into parts. =)
Pienso y creo que este temazo de Iron Butterfly, dio origen o por lo menos el inicio de lo que el futuro se conocería el género "Heavy metal" y posteriores derivaciones. Lo digo porque se escucha unos excelentes riffs de esa guitarra que no pierde el ritmo y no se sale del contexto musical......y al baterista que se consagro en esta pieza. Sin olvidar al cantante que toca el órgano, que le da un toque psicodèlico a la canción con su voz, y el bajista que no pedío en ningún momento el ritmo.y le da cuerpo a este temazo de fines de los 60´s. Mis respetos al aporte musical que hicieron y el buen trabajo que realizaron en esta monumental obra maestra musical.......:D
Thanks for posting this! I remember my Dad playing this in the basement, I love how the vinyl sounds.
I jus saw this Thanks for sharing,i luv this song!!!
Trivia: Iron Butterfly were booked to play Woodstock but got stuck at the airport. Their manager called the promoters and demanded a helicopter and that they be put on stage and paid "immediately", then returned home "immediately". The promoters said they'd think it over. Drummer Ron Bushy: "We went down to the Port Authority three times and waited for the helicopter, but it never showed up." And the rest is history ....
Nicely Done... Vinyl version Kicks arse
Sometimes music sounds better on turntables
excellent!!
oh the good old days of drug me up
Thanx, m8...fer this CLASSIC!!!
Men, if I owned this record, it would already have started to where out I`ve replayed this so meny times
Love it
Thanks man...appreciate your taste and consideration.
Awesome song by awesome band!
In a gadda da vida, honey
이나가다다비다 그대여
Don't you know that I'm loving you
당신을 사랑한다는 걸 모르나요
In a gadda da vida, baby
이나가다다비다 자기야
Don't you know that I'll always be true
난 항상 진실할 거라는 걸 모르나요
Oh, won't you come with me
오 나와 함께 가요
And take my hand
내 손을 잡아요
Oh, won't you come with me
오 나와 함께 가요
And walk this land
함께 이 땅을 걸어요
Please take, take my hand
제발 내 손을 잡아요
In a gadda da vida, honey
이나가다다비다 그대여
Don't you know that I'm loving you
당신을 사랑한다는 걸 모르나요
In a gadda da vida, baby
이나가다다비다 자기야
Don't you know that I'll always be true
난 항상 진실할 거라는 걸 모르나요
Oh, won't you come with me
오 나와 함께 가요
And take my hand
내 손을 잡아요
Oh, won't you come with me
오 나와 함께 가요
And walk this land
함께 이 땅을 걸어요
Please take, take my hand
제발 내 손을 잡아요
♩♪ (( Instrumental )) ♩♪
In a gadda da vida, honey
이나가다다비다 그대여
Don't you know that I'm loving you
당신을 사랑한다는 걸 모르나요
In a gadda da vida, baby
이나가다다비다 자기야
Don't you know that I'll always be true
난 항상 진실할 거라는 걸 모르나요
Oh, won't you come with me
오 나와 함께 가요
And take my hand
내 손을 잡아요
Oh, won't you come with me
오 나와 함께 가요
And walk this land
함께 이 땅을 걸어요
Please take, take my hand
제발 내 손을 잡아요
LOVE IT I HAVE MY LPS CD TAKES YOU BACK IN TIME AWWW WITH THE HEAD PHONES ON YER KEEP ROCKING EVERY ONE THE CRAZY LAURA
I could say something about the actual song, but what's a good song without amazing sound quality? good job.
WOW!!! "COLORFUL" memories!!! : )
Lyrics: in-a-gadda-da-vida 17:04
In a gadda da vida honey
Don't you know that I'm loving 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 I want this around
Please take my hand
In A Gadda Da Vida.... they were flyin [In the Garden of Eden] haha
@727JeffN Thanks for the speedy reply! I did not know of WTAC 600 am. Thanks for the info! You telling me about WTAC is like finding another "earth-like" planet out in the galaxy when all you know about is "Earth"! I wonder if WTAC playlists from the 60's are up on the internet? I am amassing a list of songs I remember and really liked by poring through old radio playlists. Most songs I did not know the words, title or artist. I am finding them by listening to unknown songs at random.
great song =)
Always reminds me of WINDOW PANE (acid) not that I did that ;)~~
Thank you for posting this Classic in its entirety!!! Great quality! Your record must be in mint condition! Just wanted you to know that radio station WYND in Sarasota, Florida USA regularly played this COMPLETE song, FROM START TO FINISH, on their Saturday midday "Underground" program that they aired way back in 1968. Does anyone remember that radio station? I miss those days and I miss WYND.
Masterpiece!
Love that your playing the album not the cd
I also have the whole LP posted including side 1.
Nice! I'll keep my eyes open for it! :)
Yeah !!!!!!!
Never was a big fan of Ozzie Osbourne, so I didn't pay much attention to Black Sabbath, but since that band was formed a year after Led Zeppelin, I'll still go with Led Zep.
This sounds like rock and or roll
Everybody has their own opinion.
Thanks for watching.