The Byrds - Change Is Now free for downloading

One of the ten greatest albums of the 1960s era. An electronic folk masterpiece.

Hal Blaine on drums?

Hal Blaine on DRUMS: "Get To You" and "Change Is Now."

This album is to the Byrds as Sgt. Peppers is to the Beatles

Even Beatles had to learn from them....

Listen up people! The Notorious Byrds Brothers was the Byrds last great album. Anything put out after it wasn’t a Byrds album (with the exception of 1969’s Preflyte and 1973’s Byrds), as Sweetheart of the Rodeo was more of a Gram Parsons-led project with Chris Hillman’ older cousin Kevin Kelley playing drums, everything after was Roger McGuinn & Friends. The real Byrds will always be the original five (McGuinn, Hillman, David Crosby, Gene Clark and Michael Clarke) as well as being reduced to a quartet after Gene Clark’s March 1966 departure. The real Byrds ended with the departures of Crosby and Clarke during and after the sessions of Notorious.

this album is very underrated. nearly every track on it is a banger.

this was my one and only Byrds album. I listened a lot to it in the hard times, when I had left home in my last high school year in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. My humble opinion.

50 years old! Insane! 20,000 hits. A travesty.