This band, this album…being there as a young person in SF during the late '60s- Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead were indigenous to San Francisco. All of the marvelous music that came in to SF was a beautiful gift. But there will always be a special place in my heart for being able to run into Paul Kantner in a grocery store in Pacific Heights…being able to walk to the bandstand at Golden Gate Park for free concerts by the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane, among others. All that is to say that as cynical as one may be, times are always magical-if one is attuned…HA HA!! Be attuned to the magic that is life on Earth!!!
Born Dec of 1968 (yes, 8 months before Woodstock fest) i would rather listen to 1960s music than any other time (mostly). I would love to get married to this song.
I'm so glad to have made it thru the sixties,the greatest rock out there,spirit,quicksilver,Jefferson airplane,chocolate watch band,13th floor elevators and so many more
Over 50 years ago we would sit in Steve’s room, with his mother worrying, and listen…smoking ganja, now I am the only one left, Maria, Corrie, Steve are gone…I never thought back then we would grow old, die…I owe so much to them, if only I knew…
Jefferson Airplane was good in the 60's but by the time they mutated to being Starship, they were bloody awful. We Built This City is one of the worst songs that a record label and radio has ever shoved down our throats, along with Old Man Down the Road by John Fogerty.
Still, during around 66-68, they had some really good stuff. Somebody to Love is an anthem and so is White Rabbit. It's a shame this song never got played on mainstream radio.
In the '90s, I was just a kid starting to work, and I remember a lot of my walks around town, I was listening to rock radio on my Walkman, which always played this music, and I loved the feel of the music, and I still love it…
Love Grace.Beautiful and a great Voice.
Balin love songs are the best love songs
My favourite song of all time ❤
This band, this album…being there as a young person in SF during the late '60s- Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead were indigenous to San Francisco. All of the marvelous music that came in to SF was a beautiful gift. But there will always be a special place in my heart for being able to run into Paul Kantner in a grocery store in Pacific Heights…being able to walk to the bandstand at Golden Gate Park for free concerts by the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane, among others. All that is to say that as cynical as one may be, times are always magical-if one is attuned…HA HA!! Be attuned to the magic that is life on Earth!!!
Love❤
Can't handle it. Just too beautiful.
Born Dec of 1968 (yes, 8 months before Woodstock fest) i would rather listen to 1960s music than any other time (mostly). I would love to get married to this song.
I would go back to those days in a heartbeat if I could
This song isn't doing anything for me
…my ghad those opening notes define everything at the time,,,it never ever gets old,,, love yahs forevah!!!!
the harmony between voices and instruments is SO GOOD and the melody introducing "Toodaay…"
Marty got a bad rap for writing 'wimpy' love songs. Today and Comin Back to Me are masterpieces.
I believe Garcia is on this one, if memory serves (no matter what Jarrad claims).
Black Sheep sample the intro..Similac Child -1991
Tricky brought me here.
One of my all time favourites. It’s so simple and incredibly powerful and moving.
Patterson will pay !!!
Patterson will pay !!!
One of the best songs I've ever heard.
Please God, let me marry this man one day. I want to give him my life. That is my only wish.
I'm so glad to have made it thru the sixties,the greatest rock out there,spirit,quicksilver,Jefferson airplane,chocolate watch band,13th floor elevators and so many more
Over 50 years ago we would sit in Steve’s room, with his mother worrying, and listen…smoking ganja, now I am the only one left, Maria, Corrie, Steve are gone…I never thought back then we would grow old, die…I owe so much to them, if only I knew…
To be anything more than all I am would be a lie….. fabulous
Jefferson Airplane was good in the 60's but by the time they mutated to being Starship, they were bloody awful. We Built This City is one of the worst songs that a record label and radio has ever shoved down our throats, along with Old Man Down the Road by John Fogerty.
Still, during around 66-68, they had some really good stuff. Somebody to Love is an anthem and so is White Rabbit. It's a shame this song never got played on mainstream radio.
In the '90s, I was just a kid starting to work, and I remember a lot of my walks around town, I was listening to rock radio on my Walkman, which always played this music, and I loved the feel of the music, and I still love it…
Oh no
Today grandpa!