Classic song, but don't forget folks that Led Zeppelin literally blew them off the stage in Jan1969 Filmoore East. They actually refused to go on after the mighty Zeppelins performance!!
It was 50 years ago... My little sister had called me, I was stationed in Saigon in Vietnam. She told me about a revolutionary music... She made me listen to the beginning of the song. I will never forget this moment...
My brother Bernie was in Viet Nam at about the same time. I'm 64 and play this song all the time bringing me back to those days. I was almost sent there but thank God it didn't happen. Steppenwolf is also a very good band with fantastic memories.
Bart Simpson: Get your hymns here! Get em while they're holy, fresh from God's brain to your mouth! Reverend Lovejoy: Please rise for the opening hymn In the Garden of Eden, by I. Ron Butterfly (Music plays) Homer Simpson:Hey Marge, remember when we used to make out to this hymn? Reverend Lovejoy: Wait a minute, this sounds like rock and/or roll!
Today is June 26, 2024. I'm 77 years old (22 in 1968!). This is my FIRST TIME hearing the whole 17 minute version. Wowza! ❤ I moved from SLC, Utah to Hollywood, CA in 1968 ☺
Happy belated birthday day…this was a big hit when I was a young teen in the 70’s, this song out of nowhere just popped into my head, had to force remember the title…good thing search kinda figures out what ya want. Good times…..
RIP Ron Bushy ! ( December 23, 1941 - August 29, 2021) Now you are in a garden of eden ! One of my fav drummers, Heavy, In A Gadda Da Vida and Metamorphosis are my best albums by Iron Butterfly.
Whether you’re here because of The Simpsons or because you’re an Iron Butterfly fan. You were brought here because this song is a masterpiece and you’re a legend!
Many years ago (when I was in my twenties) I rented an old farmhouse out in the boonies. In the summer I'd put this on and crank the stereo way up on high. Didn't have neighbors close so I could do that.
I was 13 when I bought the ALBUM! Listened to that so much that I and all of my friends could "do" the drum solo, beating on the kitchen table with our hands!
Just doing a marathon of iron butterfly today. For the Memorial Day and fond memories of my youth and respect for one of the finest groups of rock and roll RIP Doug forever in my heart.
My goodness, my daughter forwarded this link to me. The unique sounds and rhythm transport me back to my freshman year in college (1969) . Amazing, thank you!
Never knew the vocalist's name but the voice and the music were imprinted in my mind as a young high schooler. Of course almost everyone knew the name of the group. RIP Doug Ingle.
In'68 a carload of us headed for the shores of L. Mich. north of Chi town one summer Sunday. It was a convertible so the top was down and In The Garden...was playing, full blast of course. It wasn't until we had parked the car that we heard that the entire beach was listening to it as well! A cosmic Day for sure!
First heard of it in 2007 when I was working in car rental company and my colleague told me about this song because she didn't guess it right on the radio and was really pissed... Later on, I found out that Nas used it as a sample for "Hip Hop is dead" from 2004... Some, years later, I found out that Bart Simpson caused a hell of a chaos in the church with this song! 😄 😄
LOL - Oh,. the memories. One of my older siblings bought this album for me on my 11th birthday - mid June, 1968. I did some heavy rocking out to this masterpiece.
I was 11 in 1968. I had to listen to this at a friend's house, My dad ( GOD LOVE HIM ) was in the Air Force so hearing music like this in the house was taboo. Later he lightened up. That was the year we went to Madrid Spain for 4 years. I learned long version or short version. What a great time ! Lord I miss it !
Oh man. Born in 57. When my buddy turned me on to this shortly after it came out and he used the word "Its heavy". That was the first time I had heard that word. Thanks MAV
Thats the best song I've ever heard an still to this day its the best 👌 👍 😍 ❤loved it when it came out an still listening to it today at 72 years young👍✨️🙌👏👌
I never understood this song in middle school when was recommended by my counselor, Mr Leon Silber MA may he rip knowing his gentle influence. and it's mind blowing, now that I've figured it out, it's written for me,and many others 😊 what a blessing to absorb and live in this lifetime ❤
Baltimore MD radio station in the 60s would play this as the least song of the day. Back then, the station went offline at midnight. This really takes me back.
An epic of psychedelic rock. It is that unique astral vision that appears every ten thousand years. I had the pleasure of listening to him for the first time in a hippy's studio while he was making his craft.
I was at a dance in San Francisco in 1970 and the band that played was Iron Butterfly. This song is 17 minutes long. Somehow the name evolved from the title "In the Garden of Eden"...
I have the CD!! I remember going to a Higher Elevation on Sunday Nights, just so we could listen to the Uncut, 17 minute version on AM Radio!! That was 1969!
When I was in college, I had 3 shifts a week on the radio station. This song was the one that you played when you needed to grab a coffee and a snack or use the restroom" ...
I once took 2 tabs of acid, I put this record on for the come up and it was the most insane experience. I saw the walls pulse heavily with the beat of the song.
This sounds like the happiest music when I was the happiest in my whole life and I wasn't on drugs to be happy the music was great and the friends around me were great
How many yall back in high school remember the drum line using the drum part from this song I was in the band every time they played that I remembered that song and we had a great drum line
They don't play hymns like this in church anymore. That old woman killed it on the organ.
Wait a minute... that sounds like Rock or Roll...
Hey Marge, remember when we used to make out to this hymm
well it killed her
All Simpson's jokes aside, come down south and see how music is played in church.
@@1776Pundit south where? Antarctica? Samoa? Argentina? Brazil? Australia? New Zealand?
If you're going to this church I want to go I've been listening to this for decades amen
Wait a minute... This sounds like Rock and OR roll!
Hahahahaha the Simpsons ❤️
⚽️
Lmao
By I. Ron Butterfly
Lmao!! I caught that
I am 79 years old loved that music then and still do....I still have that same album and cover
Classic song, but don't forget folks that Led Zeppelin literally blew them off the stage in Jan1969 Filmoore East. They actually refused to go on after the mighty Zeppelins performance!!
It is probably worth a fortune now, but who can put a price on our memories of youth?
Nice!
My old man too..
Rock on Oldtimer! 🤘
It's that voice....draws you in....
It was 50 years ago... My little sister had called me, I was stationed in Saigon in Vietnam. She told me about a revolutionary music... She made me listen to the beginning of the song. I will never forget this moment...
You say so much in so few words. Thank you!
When I hear this song, I will forever remember your comment. Thank you.
Did she get you a plane ticket out of there or were you living like a
'the Saigon Sultan'? :)
Thank You Very Much For Your Service, n Thank your family for their sacrifice.
My brother Bernie was in Viet Nam at about the same time. I'm 64 and play this song all the time bringing me back to those days. I was almost sent there but thank God it didn't happen. Steppenwolf is also a very good band with fantastic memories.
Bart Simpson: Get your hymns here! Get em while they're holy, fresh from God's brain to your mouth!
Reverend Lovejoy: Please rise for the opening hymn In the Garden of Eden, by I. Ron Butterfly
(Music plays)
Homer Simpson:Hey Marge, remember when we used to make out to this hymn?
Reverend Lovejoy: Wait a minute, this sounds like rock and/or roll!
I love that episode
17 minutes later
@@jacksmith-millichamp *Candle standing ovation starts
@@jean-davidmerette7999 The neck of the pianist HAHAHA
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Iron Butterfly rocks psychedelicly. Great musical gifts.
Wait a minute ... This sounds like Rock and/or Roll !!
"Wait a minute, this sounds like Rock and/or Roll" 🏐
Hey Marge, remember when we used to make out to this hymn?
What was your first clue lovejoy
By I. Ron Butterfly
Beachball
The best rock ‘n’ roll song of all time. All time.
Today is June 26, 2024. I'm 77 years old (22 in 1968!). This is my FIRST TIME hearing the whole 17 minute version. Wowza! ❤ I moved from SLC, Utah to Hollywood, CA in 1968 ☺
That’s awesome.
Happy belated birthday day…this was a big hit when I was a young teen in the 70’s, this song out of nowhere just popped into my head, had to force remember the title…good thing search kinda figures out what ya want. Good times…..
Thanks, Iron Butterfly, for this great gem! RIP to all the members too
I was a long haired young man living in L.A. This song and all of the other great music of the time formed my being. Peace.
This song is so pretentious it hurts
Piece to u la.
No they don’t. Do this church. My god. Love this I’m 73. Blew it out in a 69 Torando downtown Kansas City. Late nite. Fantastic
This was my first concert. I was 4 year’s. My parents are still alive and we are still all rocking
Wow! Pretty cool!
This song has always been the bomb... ❤
and/or rolling?
@@Fla421pops in my head on the regzz
Rock on!!! 😊
RIP Ron Bushy ! ( December 23, 1941 - August 29, 2021)
Now you are in a garden of eden !
One of my fav drummers, Heavy, In A Gadda Da Vida and Metamorphosis are my best albums by Iron Butterfly.
Best song probably ever graced the airwaves in my book. Bad to the bone INAGADADAVIDA
Aaaaah! Now that's what I call good music.
Whether you’re here because of The Simpsons or because you’re an Iron Butterfly fan. You were brought here because this song is a masterpiece and you’re a legend!
I'm here cuz of Titans when Scarecrow was dancing to this.
Only ever heard the song on the Simpsons before that
Or your bf pointed out that the intro to Riboflavin by 45 Grave is from this song
RIP Ron Bushy. We will always rock out to your great song and groovy drumming!
You have no idea how much ... the Jimmy Hendrix of Drums.
Rest in Peace, Doug Ingle, you legend!
Talk about bringing down the house, this song did it back in 68.rock on!!!!!!
Many years ago (when I was in my twenties) I rented an old farmhouse out in the boonies. In the summer I'd put this on and crank the stereo way up on high. Didn't have neighbors close so I could do that.
I did too ....
Sounds like a lovely dream house!
I always grooved on this with my headphones. The drum beat runs back and forth between your ears and 🎉really gets into your head.
I've been alive for 22 years and this is the first time I listened to the whole song.
love love this song. it's the best drum solo ever. I was 17 yrs old when I first heard it. awesome awesome
I was 13 when I bought the ALBUM! Listened to that so much that I and all of my friends could "do" the drum solo, beating on the kitchen table with our hands!
My very first concert as I was 12 years old. I think the drum solo was at least 15 minutes! I loved it because my dad was a professional drummer.
RIP Doug Ingle..The torch has dimmed, but the fire burns hot..
Just doing a marathon of iron butterfly today. For the Memorial Day and fond memories of my youth and respect for one of the finest groups of rock and roll RIP Doug forever in my heart.
Inside during the winter, cold days outside. To sit around and meditate to this. No drugs. Just played it over and over. Born in 57
63' !
My goodness, my daughter forwarded this link to me. The unique sounds and rhythm transport me back to my freshman year in college (1969) . Amazing, thank you!
F' TH-cam ghouls
Music Portal will do it every time ~
My favourite church hymn
Doug Ingle had a cool voice. Very masculine and needed now.
Never knew the vocalist's name but the voice and the music were imprinted in my mind as a young high schooler. Of course almost everyone knew the name of the group. RIP Doug Ingle.
Just iconic. RIP Doug Ingle
In'68 a carload of us headed for the shores of L. Mich. north of Chi town one summer Sunday. It was a convertible so the top was down and In The Garden...was playing, full blast of course. It wasn't until we had parked the car that we heard that the entire beach was listening to it as well! A cosmic Day for sure!
I was 20 years old, bought the album as soon as I could, still have it, still one of my favorite pieces to enjoy
I love how this song's legacy is the simpsons lmao
Not a bad thing tho haha
First heard of it in 2007 when I was working in car rental company and my colleague told me about this song because she didn't guess it right on the radio and was really pissed... Later on, I found out that Nas used it as a sample for "Hip Hop is dead" from 2004... Some, years later, I found out that Bart Simpson caused a hell of a chaos in the church with this song! 😄 😄
Supernatural.
Hey Marge, remember when we used to make out to this "hymn"?
R.I.P. Doug 🤘🔥🤘
LOL - Oh,. the memories. One of my older siblings bought this album for me on my 11th birthday - mid June, 1968. I did some heavy rocking out to this masterpiece.
I was 11 in 1968. I had to listen to this at a friend's house, My dad ( GOD LOVE HIM ) was in the Air Force so hearing music like this in the house was taboo. Later he lightened up. That was the year we went to Madrid Spain for 4 years. I learned long version or short version. What a great time ! Lord I miss it !
My birthday was also June 11
Holy shit. Wow. I BOUGHT this ALBUM when it came out. Must have been around 12 or 13. I got SHIVERS listening to it right now!! I'm 67!!
Back in the early 90’s me and my two friends were driving around in the one friend’s grandfather’s field in a 71 fury listening to this
A masterpiece without a doubt......
I have this album since 1968. And it's still in good condition. Great song
One of my fathers favorite toons! Rest In Peace John F. Spaulding. Love n miss you Dad!
Yeah, it's a "toon" alright.....
Finally found this song, always thought they were saying, “in a garden of evil”
ROCK + ROLL + DRUGS = HISTORY....
Oh man. Born in 57. When my buddy turned me on to this shortly after it came out and he used the word "Its heavy". That was the first time I had heard that word. Thanks MAV
Thats the best song I've ever heard an still to this day its the best 👌 👍 😍 ❤loved it when it came out an still listening to it today at 72 years young👍✨️🙌👏👌
YES! real church tunes
Got my 1st set of drums in 1970 and practiced until I was acceptable. Loved it!
Hey, Marge. Remember when we used to make out to this hymn?
heeee shhhhh
I never understood this song in middle school when was recommended by my counselor, Mr Leon Silber MA may he rip knowing his gentle influence. and it's mind blowing, now that I've figured it out, it's written for me,and many others 😊 what a blessing to absorb and live in this lifetime ❤
I bought the album in 1968, loved it then and still do.
Baltimore MD radio station in the 60s would play this as the least song of the day. Back then, the station went offline at midnight. This really takes me back.
An epic of psychedelic rock. It is that unique astral vision that appears every ten thousand years.
I had the pleasure of listening to him for the first time in a hippy's studio while he was making his craft.
This sounds like Rock and or roll
The best rock song of the sixties. Long live Iron Butterfly.
More power to them.
Man this heroin is tha shit! 🔥 🎉Rainbow
Still love the song all 17 minutes of it
I was 14 when this came out and at the time every kid wanted to become a drummer and perform the drum solo of this tune.
I was 10, now 65yr. Sail on.
so glad i discovered this
I was at a dance in San Francisco in 1970 and the band that played was Iron Butterfly. This song is 17 minutes long. Somehow the name evolved from the title "In the Garden of Eden"...
¡Cantos, cantos! ¡Lleve sus cantos para la misa! ¡De la mano del señor a su boca!
si entendi la referencia
Y ahora, levántense y cantemos nuestra pieza de hoy..... En el jardín del Eden de Iron Butterfly
Wait a minute, this sounds like rock and/ or roll!
I played the electric guitar and drums in the 70s. Loved doing the INA SOLO!
R.I.P. Doug Ingle.
His voice sounds like a 80’s pop rock hit maker.
RIP to Doug Ingle (1945-2024) 🤘😥
Had this album in high-school!
Wait a minute! This is rock and or roll!
Fantastic…. There were great memories attached to this tune….😂✝️♥️
I have the CD!! I remember going to a Higher Elevation on Sunday Nights, just so we could listen to the Uncut, 17 minute version on AM Radio!! That was 1969!
Sounded like fun 🤣🤣
I miss those times...
Listened to this as a kid. As an adult I appreciate it so much more. Just brilliant. Smoke a bowl and then listen!
They truly conquered the phrase acid rock ‘n’ roll
This was their one shining moment , but what a moment. Drum solo is best ever. The original " Manhunter " hooked a new generation 🎸 !
My favorite church hymn 🎶🎶🎶🎶
RIP, Doug Ingle.😢
"Hey Spence, let's trip out" 🤘🏼
ich war 1969 6 wochen im zeltlager und wir wurden jeden morgen damit geweckt.....herrlich
I remember my boyfriend buying this album and the first time I heard it I was blown away with the innovative quality, totally unique.
dump him
I’m an old man now but this group was my first concert I saw. Dallas Texas... 68 I think 🤔
I-Ron Butterfly
I miss the insanely long rock epics of the 60's 70's and 80's.......
I try to enjoy the organ solo, but there's just too much of it. And I'm not high.
BRING M BAK & SAMBO'S TOO !
😲😲 Wow brings back such good memories, just don't have music like this anymore
When I was in college, I had 3 shifts a week on the radio station. This song was the one that you played when you needed to grab a coffee and a snack or use the restroom" ...
How often would you play it per hour ?
A commercial in the middle of the fuckin song!!!!!!!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!
Light My Fire From the Doors and In A Gadda Da Vida is best from the 60's
1968,one of the craziest years in the History of the world.
its so good to go back to the good old days and here and now too!.
I once took 2 tabs of acid, I put this record on for the come up and it was the most insane experience. I saw the walls pulse heavily with the beat of the song.
Great song you dont hear great like this anymore and its such a shame.
The best and most recognized drum solo ever
Many have tried, but fail to compare to this masterpiece!
Two words . . .
Neil Peart
Rush!
I tell people if this is rockin' on the stereo and the house is shakin', just go away, I'm in one of my moods. Don't spoil it.
Shame on u.
Una obra maestra con una batería y un órgano perfectamente coordinados
This sounds like the happiest music when I was the happiest in my whole life and I wasn't on drugs to be happy the music was great and the friends around me were great
Yes! IT was great times to grow up in!
I love this song!
Excelente tema de Iron butterfly muy buena mezcla de batería y organo
My oldest brother turn me on to it never stop listening to it THANK U BILL
How many yall back in high school remember the drum line using the drum part from this song I was in the band every time they played that I remembered that song and we had a great drum line
I played the baritone saxophone the big one I would dance around with it