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Email this Photo 1 of 31 images Next 40 Years On: The Summer of Love LOVE: Love was the great L. A. band that got away: Founder Arthur Lee pursued a folk-rock vision soon eclipsed by the Byrds, songwriters Burt Bacharach and Hal David bristled at Love's version of their "Little Red Book", and the band's fusion of folk, baroque, Spanish and rock elements eluded radio's embrace. Their second 1967 album, "Forever Changes," a commercial disappointment, has since been elevated to true masterpiece status. (Credit: Elektra/Rhino Entertainment) advertisement MSN Music Newsletter Get weekly updates on hot new releases; listen to full albums; watch videos and much more Subscribe to the newsletter More galleries In Focus: Alicia Keys CMAs: Undressed! | Red Carpet Country Hotties | Hunks of Country | More Warriors for the Cause: See Our Salute to Stars Who Shared Their Cancer Survival Story Groovy 'Toons: Iggy, Amy, Jimi and More Musicians as Seen Through Jean-Marc Borot's Eyes Cross Country: Pop, Rock and Rap's Born-Again Cowboys and Girls -- Kid Rock, Jewel and More Rock and Rap 101: Get an Education Bands of Brothers: Jonas Brothers and More Family Fun Enough Already: 10 Artists Who Should Stop Making Songs More galleries