Golden Earring – Eight Miles High – Red Color Vinyl Record 180g Import

Description

Back in 1969, the Dutch rock band, The Golden Earring, released an amazing album called Eight Miles High. They changed their name from The Golden Earrings to be shorter and cooler. The album got its name from a song by The Byrds, “Eight Miles High,” which The Golden Earring covered in a fantastic 19-minute version! That’s the longest song they ever recorded!

Believe it or not, The Golden Earring created this entire album at the Olympic Sound Studios in just five speedy days. That’s super impressive! To make the album even better, they used first-generation Olympic Sound Studios master tapes for remastering the audio.

And guess what? There’s a special limited edition of this album for real fans. Only 2000 individually numbered copies exist on red-colored vinyl. If you love The Golden Earring, you’ll want to get your hands on one of these rare and awesome records!