The Byrds were truly a gift to rock music fans all over the world. There will never be another collective of superstar talent like The Byrds. Their amazing sound and membership is of legendary proportion, as it truly was shown in 1970 with their brilliant comeback album Untitled.

Untitled was a great Byrds album in that you get a greatest hits concert album featuring a plethora of their big hits as well as a sensational studio masterpiece featuring nine new tracks including the stirring hit single Chestnut Mare.

For the concert side, you get seven classic rock champions like So You Want To Be A Rock 'n Roll Star, Mr. Spaceman, and Mr. Tambourine Man, plus an entire side two taken up by the amazing workout on Eight Miles High.

The nine-track studio sides feature some of the finest Byrds tracks ever like Just A Season, Take A Whiff On Me, and Hungry Planet, which all made this a very important album when it hit the airwaves and retail in the '70s. With the lead vocals and unmistakable 12-string guitar work of Roger McGuinn, the lead guitar and vocal work of the late great Clarence White, the solid bass playing and vocal work of the late Skip Battin, along with the powerful drums of Gene Parsons, The Byrds became a force to reckon with like no other. Cultivating their folk and rock influences into psychedelic electric treasures, their music will forever stand the test of time.

Friday Music proudly releases the first-time 180g Audiophile Translucent Blue Vinyl Anniversary Edition of the psychedelic classic Untitled by The Byrds.

The album is produced by Terry Melcher and Jim Dickinson and mastered impeccably by Joe Reagoso. The album is further enhanced with a stunning gatefold cover featuring the original artwork as well as being pressed at RTI.