The Byrds - Things will be better

[lcolby11]

One of the best california groups of the 60s hippy era

[lcolby11]

i HAVE THIS LP IN MY HOUSE

[shanehenning26]

great song

[79goldmaster1]

mcguinn resembles Curt Cobain with the long hair

[whocares1694]

This album is news to me! Cool song, I need to investigate this album some more.

[hotajax]

@whocares1694 It is very cool. Fun beat.

[fasfadsfsd]

Guitars sound very akin to how they do on 'She Has a Way'- an early Byrds song- interesting.

[Tahoebee]

still great and good to listen to

[knk95775]

Too bad the McGuinn/Clarence White rocking Byrds were disbanded for this TRASH.

[maida1982a]

even though the album wasn't cohesive, quailty of material was excellent

[janfreidun]

@maida1982a the 1973 album has always been my favourite byrds album and I own all of them but I listen mostley this album

[janfreidun]

One of my favourite byrds songs, good moog work too, but the picture does not match the lineup at the time of this recording, cool thing is that david and jim both played guitar on this album but so did gene and chris, a very rich album, Mike went back to the roots and played percussion and congas also

[whocares1694]

@janfreidun What is this, a reunion album I never knew? Is 1973 the correct date? "Farther Along" came out in '73 right? Cool song!

[nokomisjeff]

@whocares1694 I think the album is out of print. You can find it on torrents though and that's where I got my digital copy as my vinyl had worn out.

[TheKenfig]

@whocares1694 Yes, it's a studio reunion album called 'BYRDS' released in 1973 on Asylum records and produced by David Crosby. 'Farther Along' album was released earlier, in 1971 with only McGuinn in the band line up