(Country-Rock) [LP] [24/96] The Byrds - Dr. Byrds & Mr.Hyde - 1969 (1st US Press), FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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DR12 -0.54 dB -14.22 dB 01 The Byrds - LADO 1- This Wheel's On Fire.wav
DR15 -0.39 dB -17.11 dB 02 The Byrds - Old Blue.wav
DR12 -1.22 dB -15.23 dB 03 The Byrds - Your Gentle Way Of Loving Me.wav
DR12 -0.93 dB -14.36 dB 04 The Byrds - Child Of The Universe.wav
DR12 -0.93 dB -15.78 dB 05 The Byrds - Nashville West.wav
DR13 -0.74 dB -15.04 dB 06 The Byrds - LADO 2- Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man.wav
DR12 -0.53 dB -14.27 dB 07 The Byrds - King Apathy III.wav
DR13 -0.25 dB -14.23 dB 08 The Byrds - Candy.wav
DR13 -0.40 dB -14.71 dB 09 The Byrds - Bad Night At The Whiskey.wav
DR13 -0.71 dB -15.10 dB 10 The Byrds - My Back Pages (Medley).wav
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Number of files: 10
Official DR value: DR13

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Chris Hillman, Gram Parsons, and Kevin Kelley all left the Byrds in wake of the release of Sweetheart of the Rodeo, leaving Roger McGuinn to assemble a new band from scratch. Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde, the first album with McGuinn as unquestioned leader (and sole founding member), was an interesting but uneven set that saw him attempting to bring together the psych-tinged rock of the group's early period with the pure country that Parsons had brought toSweetheart. The new lineup on this album was as strong as any the band would ever have, with guitarist Clarence White sounding revelatory whenever he opens up, and Gene Parsons and John York comprising a strong and sympathetic rhythm section. But while everyone on board was a great musician, they don't always sound like a band just yet, and the strain to come up with new material seems to have let them down; McGuinn contributes a few strong originals (especially "King Apathy III" and "Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man," the latter written with Parsons before his departure from the group), but the two songs he penned for the movie Candy are just short of disastrous, and the closing medley of "My Back Pages" and "Baby What You Want Me to Do" sounds like padding. Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde proved there was still life left in the Byrds, but also suggested that they hadn't gotten back to full speed yet.
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Manufactured By – Columbia Records
Credits
Design [Album] – The Institute For Better Vision
Engineer – David Diller, Neil Wilburn, Tom May
Other [Western Hats Courtesy Of] – Mayfair Riding And Sport Shops, Beverly Hills
Photography By – Mark Gottlieb, Mark/Glen Studios*
Photography By [Ranch Shots] – Dennis Morse
Notes
Track A4: "Child Of The Universe" from a Robert Haggiag, Peter Zoref, Selmur Pictures Corp. Film "Candy."Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS, Inc./51 W. 52 Street, New York, N.Y.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout: XSM-138500-1C
Matrix / Runout: XSM-138501-1F
Matrix / Runout ((Variant)): XSM-138500-1A
Matrix / Runout ((Variant)): XSM-138501-1D