Full Flyte (965-70)

Track Listings

1. Mr Tambourine Man

2. Feel A Whole Lot Better

3. All I Really Want To Do

4. Turn Turn Turn

5. Chimes Of Fredom

6. She Dont Care About Time

7. Eight Miles High

8. 5D

9. Mr Spaceman

10. So You Want To Be A Rock And Roll Star

11. Have You Seen Her Face

12. Renaissance Fair

13. My Back Pages

14. Everybodys Been Burned

15. Why

16. Lady Friend

17. Goin Back

18. Wasnt Born To Follow

19. Old John Robertson

20. Artificial Energy

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Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Import exclusive compilation of the Byrds' prime years. 27 tracks, the disc contains all of the major & most of the minor hit singles, plus many key album tracks & non-hit singles as 'Feel a Whole Lot Better,' 'Chimes of Freedom,' 'She Don't Care About Time,' 'Renaissance Fair,' 'Everybody's Been Burned,' 'Goin' Back,' 'Hickory Wind,' 'You're Still on My Mind,' & 'Chestnut Mare.'

Tracks:

Mr. Tambourine Man
Feel a Whole Lot Better
All I Really Want to Do
Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)
Chimes of Freedom
She Don't Care About Time
Eight Miles High
5D (Fifth Dimension)
Mr. Spaceman
So You Want to Be a Rock & Roll Star
Have You Seen Her Face
Renaissance Fair
My Back Pages
Everybody's Been Burned
Why?
Lady Friend
Goin' Back
Wasn't Born to Follow
Old John Robertson
Artificial Energy
You Ain't Going Nowhere
Hickory Wind
You're Still on My Mind
Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man
Gunga Din
Ballad of Easy Rider
Chestnut Mare

Album Description

Import exclusive compilation of the Byrds' prime years. 27 tracks, the disc contains all of the major & most of the minor hit singles, plus many key album tracks & non-hit singles as 'Feel a Whole Lot Better,' 'Chimes of Freedom,' 'She Don't Care About Time,' 'Renaissance Fair,' 'Everybody's Been Burned,' 'Goin' Back,' 'Hickory Wind,' 'You're Still on My Mind,' & 'Chestnut Mare.'

Customer Reviews:

Cramming the Byrds in one Cage.......2006-01-26

It is impossible to do an overview of a group like the Byrds because of their various incarnations and the fact that most of their material was of such a high quality. However, Raven Record of Australia has done the best job possible (nearly all Raven releases are worth seeking out). The only constant here is Byrds leader Roger (nee: Jim) McGuinn, who piloted these wildly talented ensembles through the mid-1960s hit years (cuts 1-16), the roots-psychedelic masterpiece "Notorious Byrds Brothers" (cuts 17-20), the rock-meets-Nashville classic "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" (cuts 21-23), and the late-1960s-early 1970s country rock version (featuring the brilliant Clarence White on guitar) (cuts 24-26). Much has been said about "artistic tensions" in the group, but however much David Crosby, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, Michael Clarke, and - later - Gram Parsons faced off with McGuinn and each other, it never seemed to translate into the grooves of the original LPs. These songs, from "Mr. Tambourine Man" through "Eight Miles High" and onto "Hickory Wind," are just timeless and sound as good today as the day they were released. The Byrds didn't aim for the heart with love songs; they aimed for the mind and they had an intellectual sensibility rarely found in pop music. If this is your first Byrds disc, I guarantee you will be moved to seek out their original albums, almost all of which still shine today.

Music Review:

Music Review

Music Review

1. Mr Tambourine Man
2. Feel A Whole Lot Better
3. All I Really Want To Do
4. Turn Turn Turn
5. Chimes Of Fredom
6. She Dont Care About Time
7. Eight Miles High
8. 5D
9. Mr Spaceman
10. So You Want To Be A Rock And Roll Star
11. Have You Seen Her Face
12. Renaissance Fair
13. My Back Pages
14. Everybodys Been Burned
15. Why
16. Lady Friend
17. Goin Back
18. Wasnt Born To Follow
19. Old John Robertson
20. Artificial Energy