The Byrds are "early evening" music for me, I need to be pumped up in the AM. 

I get it, hun. When I worked in an office, my morning go-to's were these songs and everyone knew not to approach me if they heard these coming out of my speakers:The Byrds are "early evening" music for me, I need to be pumped up in the AM.![]()
That's always interesting to me, anyone's rediscovery of a band or song that there's already lots of people enjoying. Also, for me, the visual aspect (concept & execution) of how a particular song is performed or promoted is a big part of it as well, how I can relate it to as some kind of wholistic experience. More so now, in this time of new social medias where newer or more independent artists can more efficiently and creatively achieve a good production value that reaches a much wider, even global, audience. Even during a pandemic."I realized i knew of the band, but didn’t truly know their material... clearly had a significant video budget from their major label support. Here’s one i like as much or more for the visuals than the music, though that’s good too.."
Got turned onto them in college. ('83) Played in our auditorium, complete with nylon stockings on heads and Gaba Gaba Hey sign. Love the old videos from CBGBsLOBOTOMY!
Could be a contact high from all of the drugs in the previous video."I feel odd tonight."
I need to give this a listen.Well, I'll be damned...
Joan Baez and Judas Priest, Diamonds and Rust (and what the hell, the Blackmore's Night version as well)
'cause I can't decide which is best.
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