The monster psychedelic hit of 1968 and possibly the entire 60's decade, the long version of this song became far more famous than the radio edit single version. Recorded in May 1968, both the album and the single were released in June. Although not recorded until that year, the band was already playing the song live in 1967. Despite the fact that the song's title is an obvious mistransliteration of "in the Garden of Eden," few have pursued a visual interpretation of the Adamic story, possibly because they may have thought it a bit sparse an account to spread over a period of over 17 minutes. But there is a lot there and it is all to be found in the music rather than the lyrics. From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqIJfGQI5us
DIVERSE AND ECLECTIC FUN FOR YOUR EARS - 60s to 90s rock, prog, psychedelia, folk music, folk rock, world music, experimental, doom metal, strange and creative music videos, deep cuts and more!
Saturday, August 23, 2025
Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
-
Stevie Wonder - Musikladen Beat Workshop 1974 - Part 1 Stevie Wonder - Musikladen Beat Workshop 1974 - Part 2 Stevie Wonder 1974 conce...
-
Frontwoman and main composer Rosalie Cunningham was more than happy to share her thoughts on anything Purson, the sudden rise of vintage/occ...
-
John Lyons sang Farmer Michael Hayes in 1974 on his Topic album The May Morning Dew. A.L. Lloyd and Sandra Kerr commented in the sleeve note...
-
"Blood and Roses" is a song by the American alternative rock group The Smithereens. It is the first single released in support of ...
-
Clutter-rock band Deerhoof release their new album The Magic today via Polyvinyl Records, along with a music video for “The Devil and his An...
