[EAC-FLAC-cue]Byrds - Greatest Hits (Remastered)[Colombo-bt.org] torrent

Artist: Byds

Title: Byrds Greatest Hits

Label: Columbia

Year: 1999 rerelease

Genre: Rock

File Type: Flac

Bitrate: Lossless

Cover:  Front Back Disc

Extra:  nfo, log files tau.jpg

Torrent Size: 250MG



TRACKLIST

  1. (00:02:36) Byrds - 5D (Fifth Dimension)

  2. (00:02:07) Byrds - All I Really Want to Do

  3. (00:03:54) Byrds - Chimes of Freedom

  4. (00:03:37) Byrds - Eight Miles High

  5. (00:02:40) Byrds - Have You Seen Her Face

  6. (00:02:35) Byrds - I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better

  7. (00:02:01) Byrds - It Won't be Wrong

  8. (00:02:12) Byrds - Mr. Spaceman

  9. (00:02:33) Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man

 10. (00:03:11) Byrds - My Back Pages

 11. (00:02:52) Byrds - Set You Free This Time

 12. (00:02:0 Byrds - So You Want to Be a Rock 'N' Roll Star

 13. (00:03:33) Byrds - The Bells of Rhymney

 14. (00:03:52) Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)



REVIEW

The Byrds Greatest Hits is the first compilation by the American rock and roll band, The Byrds,

released 1967 on Columbia Records, catalogue item CL 2716 in mono, CS 9516 in stereo. It is the

top-selling album in the Byrds catalogue, reaching #6 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart in

1967, certified a platinum-seller by the Recording Industry Association of America on November

21, 1986. In 2003, the album was ranked number 178 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500

greatest albums of all time.



Greatest Hits was remixed and remastered at 20-bit resolution as part of the Columbia/Legacy

Byrds series, reissued in an expanded form on March 30, 1999. The three bonus tracks included

two of the remaining singles from this period, plus the charting B-side "It Won't Be Wrong." It

was reissued again in the SACD format, with the same expanded track listing as on the 20-bit

remaster, on January 30, 2001. All of the songs on this set appeared as well on the band's first

four albums proper.



Columbia/Legacy's expanded 1999 reissue upgraded the sound quality considerably and added the

three minor hits missing from the original collection, which means that Greatest Hits now

contains all of the group's hit singles -- from 1965's "Mr. Tambourine Man" to 1967's "Have You

Seen Her Face"; what's more, the additional cuts shore up Gene Clark's impossible-to-overstate

importance to their music and, by reaching up to 1967 and the Younger Than Yesterday album, give

Chris Hillman a well-deserved place at the table as a songwriter in his own right.