(UK)November 18, 1966 - (4): November 19
"19th nervous breakdown" was included in LP for the first time in this album. My wife bought this album.
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Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) (UK)November 18, 1966 - (4): November 19 "19th nervous breakdown" was included in LP for the first time in this album. My wife bought this album. |
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Flowers (US)June 10, 1967 - (3): July 22 Folk taste tunes during 'Aftermath' and 'Between the buttons' are included. "My girl", "Ride on baby" and "Sittin' on a fence" were not released before this. |
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Through The Past, Darkly (US)September 1 , 1969 - (2): October 11 to 18 (UK)September 12, 1969 - (2): October 25 I was surprised at the octagonal shape of the cover. This was released for the memorial album for Brian. He was gone on July 3, 1969. In the inner cover, five members are lying, but only Brian opens his eyes. |
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Metamorphosis June 6, 1975 (UK) - (45): June 28, (US) - (8): July 12 to 19 Many people says this is garbage. But "Downtown Suzie" is great ! This is written by Bill and I personally believe it is one of their masterpieces. Keith's sweet picking. It is like tumbling best qualified chocolate on the tongue. Backing chorus is like clearing their throats of phlegm. Of course this song is Bill's best tune. |
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