Golden Earring - eight miles home album flac

Eight Miles High is an album by Dutch rock band Golden Earring, released in 1969. It was the first album released under the slightly shorter name Golden Earring (formerly Golden Earrings) and the only album with drummer Sieb Warner. All songs written by Kooymans except where noted. Landing" (Gerritsen) – 4:27. Song of a Devil's Servant" – 6:00. One Huge Road" – 3:05. Everyday's Torture" – 5:19. Eight Miles High" (Gene Clark, David Crosby, Roger McGuinn) – 19:00. George Kooymans – guitar, vocals.

Eight Miles High was the first album released under the name Golden Earring, as the band was formerly known as the Golden Earrings. They recorded the album in the style of the late '60s psychedelic rock in only 5 days at the Olympic Studio in London. The effects of the psych-rock come alive on their fantastic 19 minutes version of The Byrds classics "Eight Miles High". It's the longest track they ever recorded. 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Including the full 19 minutes version of "Eight Miles High" (The Byrds).

Throughout the years Golden Earring released no less than 26 studio albums. Next to that, dozens of songs were released but not on official albums (the so called non-album tracks), including classics like 'That Day', 'Sound Of The Screaming Day', 'Another 45 Miles', 'Holy Holy Life' and hard to find songs, like 'So You Want To Be A Rock'n'Roll Star', '. Woman' and 'You Gun My Love'. 1. Eight Miles High (1969). Disc: 6. Golden Earring (1970). Disc: 7. Seven Tears (1971). This represents the most comprehensive Golden Earring collection to date, and although it is not a "lavish" set, it really is all about the music, and in this box you get every studio album released by the band in their native Holland.

Eight Miles High, 2001. Eight Miles High, 2001. Song of a Devil's Servant, 06:01. One Huge Road, 03:06. Everyday's Torture, 05:20.