The Byrds were one of the first bands to combine the best of two different worlds. They combined the energy of the British Invasion with the musical elements of the contemporary folk movement. Along the way, they became pioneers of psychedelic and country rock, but always managed to remain recognizable thanks to their vocal melodies and ringing guitars.

On their third album “Fifth Dimension” from 1966, the psych rock of “Eight Miles High” and “I See You” moved more in the direction of LSD, along with a new fondness for Indian raga. One of the most groundbreaking albums!

1. 5d (Fifth Dimension)
2. Wild Mountain Thyme
3. Mr. Spaceman
4. I See You
5. What’s Happening?!?!
6. I Come & Stand At Every Door
7. Eight Miles High
8. Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go)
9. Captain Soul
10. John Riley
11. 2-4-2 Fox Trot (the Lear Jet Song)
12. Why (Single Version)
13. I Know My Rider (I Know You Rider)
14. Psychodrama City
15. Eight Miles High (Alt./Rca Studio Version)
16. Why (Alternate/Rca Studio Version)
17. John Riley (Instrumental Version 1)