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described the song as "wild and oriental but still beaty". The publication also suggested that with the release of "Eight Miles High" the Byrds had jumped ahead of the
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because of the similarities in their names. In addition, "Round the squares, huddled in storms/Some laughing, some just shapeless forms" describes fans waiting for the band outside hotels, while the line "Sidewalk scenes and black limousines" refers to the excited crowds that jostled the band as
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3635:The World Turns All Around Her
3241:Live at Royal Albert Hall 1971
2798:"The Stage Names album review"
2507:. Rick Landers. Archived from
1943:"Fifth Dimension album review"
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927:'s reunion tour of 2000, with
912:Live at Royal Albert Hall 1971
676:Hot 100, and number 24 on the
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3838:Songs written by David Crosby
3649:The Times They Are a-Changin'
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2532:"The Other Side album review"
2155:. Jawbone Press. p. 88.
2042:"Psychedelic/Garage Overview"
2015:. Popular Musicology Online.
1631:. Jawbone Press. p. 81.
1570:. Jawbone Press. p. 72.
1442:. Jawbone Press. p. 75.
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750:The song's use of Indian and
310:. It was first released as a
3868:Songs based on actual events
3765:McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
3554:It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
3426:I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better
2999:"Eight Miles High" tablature
2712:"I Feel Possessed EP review"
2357:"100 Greatest Guitar Tracks"
2242:. March 26, 1966. p. 18
2151:Hjort, Christopher. (2008).
1973:Hjort, Christopher. (2008).
1910:Hjort, Christopher. (2008).
1566:Hjort, Christopher. (2008).
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3760:The Flying Burrito Brothers
3160:The Notorious Byrd Brothers
2796:Monger, James Christopher.
2213:. April 2, 1966. p. 18
1543:The Exotic In Western Music
1541:Bellman, Jonathan. (1997).
647:and was also included as a
387:chart and number 24 on the
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3336:The Very Best of The Byrds
2994:BBC – Radio 2 Sold on Song
2267:Greenwood Publishing Group
2261:Perrone, James E. (2004).
1751:November 14, 2017, at the
1688:Lavezzoli, Peter. (2007).
1172:From the Earth to the Moon
1091:Emerson, Lake & Palmer
979:The Very Best of The Byrds
859:100 Greatest Guitar Tracks
696:Bill Gavin's Record Report
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2501:"Roger McGuinn Interview"
2443:"(Untitled) album review"
2359:. Rockandrollreport.com.
2105:. Sanctuary. p. 38.
2073:Luft, Eric V. D. (2009).
1847:Top Pop Singles 1955–2006
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2382:Einarson, John. (2005).
2233:"CashBox Record Reviews"
1845:Whitburn, Joel. (2008).
1289:Einarson, John. (2005).
1211: – drums
955:The Byrds' Greatest Hits
437:serving the band with a
25:1966 single by the Byrds
3628:He Was a Friend of Mine
3593:Spanish Harlem Incident
3522:You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
3422:All I Really Want to Do
3167:Sweetheart of the Rodeo
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2894:Internet Movie Database
2505:Modern Guitars Magazine
2416:Rogan, Johnny. (1998).
2126:Rounds, Dwight (2007).
1817:Rogan, Johnny. (1998).
1799:Rogan, Johnny. (1996).
1717:Crosby, David. (1990).
1596:Rogan, Johnny. (1998).
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3497:Have You Seen Her Face
3444:Set You Free This Time
3153:Younger Than Yesterday
3004:July 16, 2012, at the
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3670:Nothing Was Delivered
3550:Jesus Is Just Alright
3536:Wasn't Born to Follow
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2299:The Recording Academy
1870:Brown, Tony. (2000).
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3607:The Bells of Rhymney
3543:Ballad of Easy Rider
3469:5D (Fifth Dimension)
3294:The Byrds Play Dylan
3287:History of The Byrds
3181:Ballad of Easy Rider
2746:on November 29, 2014
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2269:. pp. 113–114.
2050:. Rovi Corporation.
1758:, September 16, 2014
1696:. pp. 155–157.
1662:. Rovi Corporation.
961:History of The Byrds
588:twelve-string guitar
367:connotations in its
363:regarding perceived
246:5D (Fifth Dimension)
3858:Censorship of music
3578:Other notable songs
3415:I Knew I'd Want You
3350:The Essential Byrds
2511:on October 16, 2009
2305:on January 22, 2011
2204:"Spotlight Singles"
1939:Unterberger, Richie
1723:Mandarin Paperbacks
1354:Fitzsimmons, Mick.
1012:Leathercoated Minds
985:The Essential Byrds
879:television programs
850:and in March 2005,
836:Grammy Hall of Fame
96:January 24–25, 1966
42:U.S. picture sleeve
3508:Old John Robertson
3411:Mr. Tambourine Man
3132:Mr. Tambourine Man
2806:. Rovi Corporation
2765:Fontenot, Robert.
2720:. Rovi Corporation
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2390:. pp. 87–88.
1951:. Rovi Corporation
1654:"Eight Miles High"
1331:'s Official Blog.
1325:"Eight Miles High"
1297:. pp. 82–86.
1157:Working on a Dream
829:counterculture era
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820:Richie Unterberger
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3451:It Won't Be Wrong
3433:Turn! Turn! Turn!
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2137:978-1-933538-69-3
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1856:978-0-89820-172-7
1770:"Fifth Dimension"
1703:978-0-8264-2819-6
1638:978-1-906002-04-6
1607:978-0-9529540-1-9
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