Glad to see a new generation discovering one of my alltime favorite bands. This is from over 50 years ago and is still marvelous! I saw them in concert twice, way back then...
I am so freaking excited. Moody Blues are one of my favorite all time bands. "Legend of a Mind" "I'm just a Singer" much more. Justin Hayward is so underrated a guitarist.
You mentioned you loved the drumming. That drummer that has been with the band since the mid 60's has just recently past away. Graeme Edge, a drummer and co-founder of The Moody Blues, has died. He was 80. Ray thomas, the Flutest a few years before that. We are all getting old. A fan since 1973 ( i was 18) and a 6 time MB concert goer and to this day they hold the number 1 spot of countless concerts I've been to by so many bands.Tom Petty,(8 times), the Who(2), Rolling Stones (2) , ELO , Jethro Tull, Frank Zappa, ect. ect. ect. This band of 5 Gentleman now 2 were the start of Progressive Rock
Oh wow, I haven't heard this song for such a long time and yet it's so familiar! It's from 1970 and it's just wonderful, the way it starts off so fast then slows down - so beautiful, and then speeds up again, so loud. The Moody Blues were an amazing, creative band and Justin Hayward is a great singer. A couple of really good songs out of so many are Never Comes the Day and the classic Nights in White Satin - what a great title for a song! Once you've heard that song, you won't forget it! As I say, it's a classic, just like A Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Harum that you recently reacted to. Both these incredible songs were released in 1967. Thanks so much for this reaction, guys, enjoyed it very much. It's so good hearing all these songs that I haven't heard for ages!
The Moody Blues are so great. Their music is always complicated, profound and beautiful. I saw them live and it was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Love your channel🌺✌️
This song was a favorite of mine. The Moody Blues always take you on a "trip" with their music, a blend of rock and classical music. They are considered early prog rock. We use to call it head music; their lyrics and musical arragements were always deeply moving and often profound. You should listen to the whole of their pioneering 1967 concept album, "Days of Future Passed", for a musical journey cumulating in their opus "Nights in White Satin". There's nothing like it. Thanks for reminding me again of this song and your observation of varied sounds of the 60s and 70s music was spot on.
I have a better appreciation of this group since watching you. I turned the volume up and really listened to the words. Always loved this song but love it even more now. Thanks to you. 😃
The Moody Blues were very influential in Rock music. This is a great song! "Tuesday Afternoon" is another classic along with one of the greatest songs ever recorded "Nights In White Satin," which you should definitely react to, but the longer, album version, not the single version. Unless it includes the true ending, fans WILL be disappointed. ❤
This particular Moody Blues song is easily among my top ten favorite songs, maybe even 5. I’m all over the place musically, Bauhaus’s All We Ever Wanted Was Everything is up there too.
I grew up listening to this group & they are one of my favorites from the 60's-80's. They have had so many hit songs. Love their mix of rock with classical music. They have a sound like no other band. The Moody Blues' most successful singles include "Go Now", "Nights In White Satin", "Tuesday Afternoon", "Question", "Gemini Dream", "The Voice" & "Your Wildest Dreams". But all of their music is great. Many of their records are concept albums & meant to be listened to all at once.
Thanks guys!!!!! Great reaction....I knew you would love them!!! Oh yes! They have a ton of great songs! The drummer Graeme Edge just died Nov 11 2021. Another member died in 2018, Ray Thomas. He also sang, played flute and saxophone. They were the first group to use an instrument called a mellotron. Mike Pinder played that. john Lodge on bass and of course Justin Hayward, amazing vocalist and guitar player. They were creative and innovative and unique. Appreciated your reaction! 🥰
@@Free-flyBE I know, I know. 😉 I just don’t think I can listen to it one more time without my head exploding. So if they react to it, I’ll have to make a decision. Risk my head exploding or skip it. We’ll see which way I go.
My older sister loved these guys. She was always ahead of the curve in music appreciation. These guys never put out a bad album----- and they put out a bundle. Great stuff.
In the way back my group of friends would wait for the next Moody Blues album and then have a listening party to listen to the entire album a few times. They were great.
There has never been a band like the Moody Blues. You can never say oh they sound like this band or the other, they were completely unique. And this one is one of my favorites of theirs. Good look bros!
A lot of Moody Blues albums just flow directly from one song into the next; this one crashes into "How Is It We Are Here." A Question of Balance and Days of Future Passed are both fantastic albums and worth listening to in their entirety. If you want a taste of the song flow in action, find "Procession" and "The Story in Your Eyes" as a pair. For more of the drummer going full speed ahead, "I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band" is a great one.
I saw them in concert a few years back and Justin Haywood voice is still amazing After one song he got a 20 minute standing ovation I've been listening to the Moody Blues from the sixties
@@craigaust3306 You are correct Mike Pinder was the lead vocal in the song Question of Balance plus many more great Moody Blues songs, but in a lot of songs going forward Justin Haywood became more of the lead singer and was as good if not better, but hey we are splitting hairs as its all excellent
Guys! The Moodies…. At last. Can you imagine hearing this song on your first trip? How deep those lyrics embedded in my soul. This was such a hit for them too. One of their best, but they have plenty! 1. Most of their early albums (the first 7) have one song running seamlessly into the next with no silence in between. 2.Your best choice is to listen to studio versions before ever diving into live performances. From this album, A Question of Balance, you should check out It’s Up To You, Dawning Is the Day, and The Balance. Or check out earlier albums On The Threshold of a Dream and work your way up.
They are also a great live band that sometimes used an orchestra. They are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as well. If going live, post 1990 are the better renditions of their songs. They are a polished band that has many sounds and are always tremendous in melody, poetry and meaning and are superb singers and musicians. Go deeper with them and you will not be disappointed.
Growing up with this music, I can tell you that I, and many other people, memorized all the lyrics of all the songs of most of the prog bands from the late 60s and early 70s, because the music, and lyrics, were timeless, profound, beautiful, weird. And memorizing poetry is part of being human, like birds singing. Music reflects the time, and the time reflects the music back. Those were profound, beautiful and weird, but not timeless, times. Except for those who chose to go timeless; become unstuck in time. This unstuck the music, which allowed it to grow wings and soar to new heights. They actually played this song on the radio. One of the best things to ever make it to popular radio. Madloba. Peace.
This song is the lead-off song on the brilliant album "A Question Of Balance", which is my 2nd fave MB album. Their best album, however, is "To Our Children's Children's Children", so I'd love it if you'd review/react to the lead-off track from that album, called "Higher & Higher". The song is a tribute to the first manned landing on the moon, which had just happened months earlier.
I know that many people here have recommended songs like "nights in white satin" or "tuesday afternoon" but I highly recommend that you react to the entire Days of Future Passed album. It is a beautiful experience and you will not regret it.
Classic Moodies I recommend: The Actor, Gypsy, And The Tide Rushes In, Melancholy Man, One More Time To Live, You Can Never Go Home, Lost In A Lost World, Isn’t Life Strange, When You’re A Free Man, Driftwood, Nervous, It’s Cold Outside Of Your Heart, Words You Say.
I saw the Moody Blues 27 times in my life and now lately just seeing Justin Hayward and John Lodge by themselves. Sadly most of the band has gone on to Rock and Roll heaven except for Michael Pinder who left after the Octive album. Thanks guys for being one of the best bands ever.❤️❤️
Not bad for a song that's about 50 years old. The MB helped pioneer progressive rock and they were the band that introduced philosophy in rock music. And it was Mike Pinder (keyboards) that started using the mellotron with all its weird effects, and told the Beatles about it. Then they used it on the Sgt. Pepper's album. In so many of the MB songs, the transitions and other instrumentation are almost other-wordly. And as for the lyric, they make you think about yourself and life. It's a rare, rare quality to be able to combine the two. The Moody Blues were truly their own genre of music. There was nothing quite like them then, or now.
this song was actually 2 unfinished songs written by Justin Hayward both written in the same key so they ended up combining them into the 1 song Question
they were great live in the 70's when i saw them try these classics im just a singer in a rock and roll band tuesday afternoon legend of a mind isnt life strange go now the voice etc.....
Moody Blues are so good, even in their older age, they never missed a beat. I watched them in a concert doing music they did 20 years earlier, just fantastic, it blew my mind, "Nights In White Satin" "I'm Just A Singer In A Rock And Roll Band" and "For My Lady", it was like going back in time. You should really look into more of their music, studio or live, it doesn't matter, it'll be great! I really loved watching this reaction, thanks!
Moody's started out as a typical British Invasion blues band, similar to the Rolling Stones and Yardbirds, etc... After their second album, they were like "Screw this, we are not much of a blues band" and after that, they got into progressive rock and experimental rock. Awesome band.
Wow, one of the most inventive bands. Love them since their first hit "Go now" (1965). I recommend "Melancholy man", "Don't need a reindeer", "Tuesday afternoon", "Isn't life strange", "Ride my see saw", "Blue guitar", "Blue world", "Have you heard", "Lost in a lost world", "The story in your eyes", and so many others gems.
I remember a sub headline from the New Musical Express (NME) stating “The Moody Blues: Can Six Million People Be Wrong?” They were out of fashion. But beware of fashion. Their songs are about love but peri-Vietnam War was a cruel time which, looking back, was the end of post WW2 progress. Great tunes. Great songs. Great performances. Six million Moody Blues album buyers were not wrong.
The Moodies have SO much good music! I could listen to their "core 7", each album from beginning to end and all 7 albums. One song I haven't heard mentioned that I really like is Legend of a Mind! I'd like to see a reaction to that especially if the back story is known!
Had the pleasure of seeing Chicago and the Moody Blues on the same bill, same night and same stage about 40 years ago, all I can say is that it was almost spiritual, at the end both bands came out on stage and jammed for a couple of songs together
Well done lads. I am always impressed when people who's mother tongue is not English express themselves so well in my language. I worked in Azerbaijan for 14 years and only learned a few sentences of thir language. We are lazy. You guys are awsesome. GREAT review of the Moody Blues a group I loved as a teenager MANY MANY years ago. Thankyou Gentlemen
The key Moody Blues listen is a full album reaction to Days of Future Past, which includes the timeless hits "Nights in White Satin" and "Tuesday Afternoon". It's a concept album that uses one week as an analogy for life... parallel in some ways to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon".
The gorgeous voice, beautiful lyrics and wonderful melodies of the one and only Justin Hayward together with the exceptional musicality of the other members of the band. Priceless.
I really love The Moodies and along with Queen they are still one of my all time favourite bands. Was so lucky to see them live three times and they were amazing each time .
This was so advanced when it came out in all aspects and is still a brilliant song, the single version does fade out but this LP version fades into another song as on many MB albums. You will hear more great tracks on this LP and others as they one of the great British bands and a unique creative force. But guys you still haven't heard the beautiful twin-guitar of 'The King Will Come from the LP 'Argus' by Wishone Ash - yet another great Brit rock band!
Hey guys, I've been on a Moody Blues vibe all evening. I saw your reaction to "Question" and I thought your review was awesome and seemed you where very impressed. I'm 65 and I grew up with this kind of music. There are a lot of Moody Blues songs that would blow your mind, though a lot of there stuff are sleepers as well. I have a suggestion for you to review, it's called Moody Blues - Story In Your Eyes (with intro). Make sure you find the one with the intro, is like a extended version of the song "Story In Your Eyes." If you like there creativeness you got to review this one.
Hello! Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!!! I'm 59 years old, and I love your channel and your reactions to the music that I grew up with. I would HIGHLY suggest that you listen to The Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin". There is a GREAT live version done in 2000 at the Royal Albert Hall. I suggest this, because you can see that even as they aged, they were still amazing musicians, and also because Justin Hayward still had an incredible voice as he aged. And I have always LOVED the fact that this band entwined classical music elements within their music. Please listen to more of their music, not because I love it, but because I think you will love it too. Take Care and Best wishes!
A song written about 50 yrs ago by one of the best songwriters of any genre
Grew up with Moody Blues thanks to my father. They are a part of our family. Every song has a family-memoriy.
Their music will never be old. This song is still sadly still pertinent today, maybe more than ever.
More Moody Blues!!!
Thank you for not stopping the song to talk!!
The Moody Blues are musical ear candy.
I disagree. They're far more substantial...a musical feast😊
Glad to see a new generation discovering one of my alltime favorite bands. This is from over 50 years ago and is still marvelous! I saw them in concert twice, way back then...
I am so freaking excited. Moody Blues are one of my favorite all time bands. "Legend of a Mind" "I'm just a Singer" much more. Justin Hayward is so underrated a guitarist.
And singer. Love his voice ~ so smooth and rich...
One of the most beautiful interludes ever done. The pain is so heavy you could cut it with a knife.
Growing up in the 60. 70s so much amazing music. Baddd Assss Jam!!!!! Deep song!
Moody Blues are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!! And now you guys have experience their greatness!!! lol
I agree Anthony. God's of Rock and Roll!!! Almost 50 yrs and I'm still listening 🎧🎧
They've only begin to experience their greatness! So much good music from these guys!
This is real this is music, best song ever. Stil love it.
The 70’s was the best year for music 🙏❤️
This song always brings tears to my eyes ❤
Never fails to bring a tear to my eye.
My favorite Moody Blues album.
You mentioned you loved the drumming. That drummer that has been with the band since the mid 60's has just recently past away. Graeme Edge, a drummer and co-founder of The Moody Blues, has died. He was 80. Ray thomas, the Flutest a few years before that. We are all getting old. A fan since 1973 ( i was 18) and a 6 time MB concert goer and to this day they hold the number 1 spot of countless concerts I've been to by so many bands.Tom Petty,(8 times), the Who(2), Rolling Stones (2) , ELO , Jethro Tull, Frank Zappa, ect. ect. ect. This band of 5 Gentleman now 2 were the start of Progressive Rock
Oh wow, I haven't heard this song for such a long time and yet it's so familiar! It's from 1970 and it's just wonderful, the way it starts off so fast then slows down - so beautiful, and then speeds up again, so loud. The Moody Blues were an amazing, creative band and Justin Hayward is a great singer. A couple of really good songs out of so many are Never Comes the Day and the classic Nights in White Satin - what a great title for a song! Once you've heard that song, you won't forget it! As I say, it's a classic, just like A Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Harum that you recently reacted to. Both these incredible songs were released in 1967. Thanks so much for this reaction, guys, enjoyed it very much. It's so good hearing all these songs that I haven't heard for ages!
I've never stopped listening. When I want a mood (lol) they are my go to!!!! 🎧
The Moody Blues are so great. Their music is always complicated, profound and beautiful. I saw them live and it was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Love your channel🌺✌️
This song was a favorite of mine. The Moody Blues always take you on a "trip" with their music, a blend of rock and classical music. They are considered early prog rock. We use to call it head music; their lyrics and musical arragements were always deeply moving and often profound. You should listen to the whole of their pioneering 1967 concept album, "Days of Future Passed", for a musical journey cumulating in their opus "Nights in White Satin". There's nothing like it. Thanks for reminding me again of this song and your observation of varied sounds of the 60s and 70s music was spot on.
I have a better appreciation of this group since watching you. I turned the volume up and really listened to the words. Always loved this song but love it even more now. Thanks to you. 😃
More Moody Blues for ALL, plaese and thank you ! :)
The Moody Blues were very influential in Rock music. This is a great song! "Tuesday Afternoon" is another classic along with one of the greatest songs ever recorded "Nights In White Satin," which you should definitely react to, but the longer, album version, not the single version. Unless it includes the true ending, fans WILL be disappointed. ❤
I Totally agree. Keep Rockin JJ
This particular Moody Blues song is easily among my top ten favorite songs, maybe even 5. I’m all over the place musically, Bauhaus’s All We Ever Wanted Was Everything is up there too.
Moody Blues are the only rock band to have 5 albums in the top 100 at one time, wrap your head around that. WOW
I grew up listening to this group & they are one of my favorites from the 60's-80's. They have had so many hit songs. Love their mix of rock with classical music. They have a sound like no other band. The Moody Blues' most successful singles include "Go Now", "Nights In White Satin", "Tuesday Afternoon", "Question", "Gemini Dream", "The Voice" & "Your Wildest Dreams". But all of their music is great. Many of their records are concept albums & meant to be listened to all at once.
They are Actually Even in my book With Yes--yes equal to in music history!
.... and don't forget "Melancholy Man" which is my personal all-time favorite also since the 70th :-)
Have you heard...out and in...are you sitting comfortably...legend of the mind...you and me...watching and waiting
From the 1970 album, "A Question Of Balance " --------------a classic Moody Blues album. Justin hayward on lead vocal. ----------------MJL, 75 y/o
Thanks guys!!!!! Great reaction....I knew you would love them!!! Oh yes! They have a ton of great songs! The drummer Graeme Edge just died Nov 11 2021. Another member died in 2018, Ray Thomas. He also sang, played flute and saxophone. They were the first group to use an instrument called a mellotron. Mike Pinder played that. john Lodge on bass and of course Justin Hayward, amazing vocalist and guitar player. They were creative and innovative and unique. Appreciated your reaction! 🥰
these guys, the Moody Blues, are just so good, much more than a one hit wonder.
Have listens to them from day one such talent, put their own spine on their songs!!!
'Nights in White Satin' is their masterpiece like Bohemian Rhapsody is for Queen!!
Yes…..but we’ve all heard it soooooi many times! Not arguing with you though. It’s like Whiter Shade of Pale to me
@@helenespaulding7562 but the guys haven't:/
@@Free-flyBE I know, I know. 😉 I just don’t think I can listen to it one more time without my head exploding. So if they react to it, I’ll have to make a decision. Risk my head exploding or skip it. We’ll see which way I go.
@@helenespaulding7562 Lol; felt same about Stairway, but love watching people discover great music;)
@@Free-flyBE ultimately, I agree with you 100%
Top 10 influential band.
My older sister loved these guys. She was always ahead of the curve in music appreciation. These guys never put out a bad album----- and they put out a bundle. Great stuff.
In the way back my group of friends would wait for the next Moody Blues album and then have a listening party to listen to the entire album a few times. They were great.
There has never been a band like the Moody Blues. You can never say oh they sound like this band or the other, they were completely unique. And this one is one of my favorites of theirs. Good look bros!
A lot of Moody Blues albums just flow directly from one song into the next; this one crashes into "How Is It We Are Here." A Question of Balance and Days of Future Passed are both fantastic albums and worth listening to in their entirety. If you want a taste of the song flow in action, find "Procession" and "The Story in Your Eyes" as a pair.
For more of the drummer going full speed ahead, "I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band" is a great one.
Both great albums and I have all of them. My personal favourite is In Search Of The Lost Chord.
excellent choice
Finally! Someone is listening to this GREAT SONG. 😁❤️
I saw them in concert a few years back and Justin Haywood voice is still amazing After one song he got a 20 minute standing ovation I've been listening to the Moody Blues from the sixties
I'm not sure but l think it's John Pinder is singing this song
@@Jack96993 His name is Mike Pinder. However, Justin Hayward is definitely singing this song.
@@craigaust3306
You are correct Mike Pinder was the lead vocal in the song Question of Balance plus many more great Moody Blues songs, but in a lot of songs going forward Justin Haywood became more of the lead singer and was as good if not better, but hey we are splitting hairs as its all excellent
Guys! The Moodies…. At last. Can you imagine hearing this song on your first trip? How deep those lyrics embedded in my soul. This was such a hit for them too. One of their best, but they have plenty!
1. Most of their early albums (the first 7) have one song running seamlessly into the next with no silence in between.
2.Your best choice is to listen to studio versions before ever diving into live performances.
From this album, A Question of Balance, you should check out It’s Up To You, Dawning Is the Day, and The Balance. Or check out earlier albums On The Threshold of a Dream and work your way up.
"The Voice" or "The Story In Your Eyes", a couple of my favorite Moody Blues.
Brought back my youth. Great song
They are also a great live band that sometimes used an orchestra. They are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as well. If going live, post 1990 are the better renditions of their songs. They are a polished band that has many sounds and are always tremendous in melody, poetry and meaning and are superb singers and musicians. Go deeper with them and you will not be disappointed.
Growing up with this music, I can tell you that I, and many other people, memorized all the lyrics of all the songs of most of the prog bands from the late 60s and early 70s, because the music, and lyrics, were timeless, profound, beautiful, weird. And memorizing poetry is part of being human, like birds singing.
Music reflects the time, and the time reflects the music back. Those were profound, beautiful and weird, but not timeless, times. Except for those who chose to go timeless; become unstuck in time. This unstuck the music, which allowed it to grow wings and soar to new heights.
They actually played this song on the radio. One of the best things to ever make it to popular radio. Madloba. Peace.
Moody Blues should be heard by album. The albums are designed to be heard start to end. Each song flows into the next.
Yes, that's true.
Bro's, their "I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)", "The Voice" and "Your Wildest Dreams" are next for you!
This song is the lead-off song on the brilliant album "A Question Of Balance", which is my 2nd fave MB album. Their best album, however, is "To Our Children's Children's Children", so I'd love it if you'd review/react to the lead-off track from that album, called "Higher & Higher". The song is a tribute to the first manned landing on the moon, which had just happened months earlier.
Story in your eyes and the long version of Nights in white satin 🤩
The Moody Blues write and perform serious music. Next level stuff. 🔥
I know that many people here have recommended songs like "nights in white satin" or "tuesday afternoon" but I highly recommend that you react to the entire Days of Future Passed album. It is a beautiful experience and you will not regret it.
One of the greatest songs ever. That album is hit after hit after hit please get it out and listen to the whole thing
Classic Moodies I recommend: The Actor, Gypsy, And The Tide Rushes In, Melancholy Man, One More Time To Live, You Can Never Go Home, Lost In A Lost World, Isn’t Life Strange, When You’re A Free Man, Driftwood, Nervous, It’s Cold Outside Of Your Heart, Words You Say.
“Nights in White Satin” the long version only.
"Cold hearted orb that rules the night. Takes the vision from our sight..." Profound stuff....
I saw the Moody Blues 27 times in my life and now lately just seeing Justin Hayward and John Lodge by themselves. Sadly most of the band has gone on to Rock and Roll heaven except for Michael Pinder who left after the Octive album. Thanks guys for being one of the best bands ever.❤️❤️
The Moody Blues invented the Concept Album and Prog Rock and I'll fight anyone who disagrees with me, just need someone to hold my pint , hic,
This is my favorite Moody Blues song.
Graeme Edge was the drummer. Tragically he was taken from us due to cancer last month. Great talent, great loss.
Not bad for a song that's about 50 years old. The MB helped pioneer progressive rock and they were the band that introduced philosophy in rock music. And it was Mike Pinder (keyboards) that started using the mellotron with all its weird effects, and told the Beatles about it. Then they used it on the Sgt. Pepper's album.
In so many of the MB songs, the transitions and other instrumentation are almost other-wordly. And as for the lyric, they make you think about yourself and life. It's a rare, rare quality to be able to combine the two. The Moody Blues were truly their own genre of music. There was nothing quite like them then, or now.
Thanks guys, one of our greatest bands
this song was actually 2 unfinished songs written by Justin Hayward both written in the same key so they ended up combining them into the 1 song Question
It's two songs in one...just fantastic!
The drummer graeme edge sadly died a few weeks ago, legendary band, so many classics!
they were great live in the 70's when i saw them try these classics
im just a singer in a rock and roll band
tuesday afternoon
legend of a mind
isnt life strange
go now
the voice
etc.....
Moody Blues are so good, even in their older age, they never missed a beat. I watched them in a concert doing music they did 20 years earlier, just fantastic, it blew my mind, "Nights In White Satin" "I'm Just A Singer In A Rock And Roll Band" and "For My Lady", it was like going back in time. You should really look into more of their music, studio or live, it doesn't matter, it'll be great! I really loved watching this reaction, thanks!
These lyrics are so meaningful even today.
The Moody Blues, Amazing! 💗☮️
Moody's started out as a typical British Invasion blues band, similar to the Rolling Stones and Yardbirds, etc... After their second album, they were like "Screw this, we are not much of a blues band" and after that, they got into progressive rock and experimental rock. Awesome band.
Out and in…..off the to our children’s children’s children album.
Wow, one of the most inventive bands. Love them since their first hit "Go now" (1965). I recommend "Melancholy man", "Don't need a reindeer", "Tuesday afternoon", "Isn't life strange", "Ride my see saw", "Blue guitar", "Blue world", "Have you heard", "Lost in a lost world", "The story in your eyes", and so many others gems.
I remember a sub headline from the New Musical Express (NME) stating “The Moody Blues: Can Six Million People Be Wrong?”
They were out of fashion.
But beware of fashion.
Their songs are about love but peri-Vietnam War was a cruel time which, looking back, was the end of post WW2 progress.
Great tunes.
Great songs.
Great performances.
Six million Moody Blues album buyers were not wrong.
It took forever for the Rock Hall of Fame to induct them. Should have happened 25 years ago. Never understood that.
Oh my god this takes me back to my bedroom, with friends dressing up& dancing , oh happy days ❤
this was one of my husbands favourite songs, he loved the moody blues from the early 1970's
The Moodies have SO much good music! I could listen to their "core 7", each album from beginning to end and all 7 albums. One song I haven't heard mentioned that I really like is Legend of a Mind! I'd like to see a reaction to that especially if the back story is known!
A new group every week in 70tys...love love love the Moody Blues...they started in the 60tys....you will love Nights in White Stain..
Had the pleasure of seeing Chicago and the Moody Blues on the same bill, same night and same stage about 40 years ago, all I can say is that it was almost spiritual, at the end both bands came out on stage and jammed for a couple of songs together
Fantastic song! I think normally it fades.... Great reaction!
These guys are funny and probably need a spot on SNL (version 1978).
LOVE THIS SONG!!!!❤❤ Thanks for Reacting!!!
This drummer just died a few months ago, November 2021. His name was Graeme Edge.
Well done lads. I am always impressed when people who's mother tongue is not English express themselves so well in my language. I worked in Azerbaijan for 14 years and only learned a few sentences of thir language. We are lazy. You guys are awsesome. GREAT review of the Moody Blues a group I loved as a teenager MANY MANY years ago. Thankyou Gentlemen
Nights in White Satin... their masterpiece. Extended version.
The drummer on this track died on November 11 2021. RIP Graeme Edge.
The fathers of prog rock. Well worth a deep dive.
Melancholy Man on the same album is a banger of an emotional one. Great listen.
The key Moody Blues listen is a full album reaction to Days of Future Past, which includes the timeless hits "Nights in White Satin" and "Tuesday Afternoon". It's a concept album that uses one week as an analogy for life... parallel in some ways to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon".
The MB's have a huge number of great songs. Keep going, keep digging👍🎼🎵🎶
The gorgeous voice, beautiful lyrics and wonderful melodies of the one and only Justin Hayward together with the exceptional musicality of the other members of the band. Priceless.
Ladies and gentlemen... the Moody Blues!
"By the way that is one man(Mike Pinder) playing a mellotron(not a symphony orchestra), behind the singer Justin Hayward)."
The drummer, Graeme Edge, just passed away here in December at 80 years old.
I really love The Moodies and along with Queen they are still one of my all time favourite bands. Was so lucky to see them live three times and they were amazing each time .
This was so advanced when it came out in all aspects and is still a brilliant song, the single version does fade out but this LP version fades into another song as on many MB albums. You will hear more great tracks on this LP and others as they one of the great British bands and a unique creative force. But guys you still haven't heard the beautiful twin-guitar of 'The King Will Come from the LP 'Argus' by Wishone Ash - yet another great Brit rock band!
Incredible gorgeous song. Thanks for doing this guys. You can always be counted on to have an appropriate reaction.
Moodies, Etheriall rock at
its BEST!!
Freaking love this song. It feels like the rock equivalent of Ride of the Valkyries.
Hey guys, I've been on a Moody Blues vibe all evening. I saw your reaction to "Question" and I thought your review was awesome and seemed you where very impressed. I'm 65 and I grew up with this kind of music. There are a lot of Moody Blues songs that would blow your mind, though a lot of there stuff are sleepers as well. I have a suggestion for you to review, it's called Moody Blues - Story In Your Eyes (with intro). Make sure you find the one with the intro, is like a extended version of the song "Story In Your Eyes." If you like there creativeness you got to review this one.
Awesome job. RIP Graeme Edge (drummer)
Love all of their albums
The name of the album is A Question of Balance, and you have heard The Question...now take a minute and listen to The Balance.....sweet!
They considered themselves everybody's fourth favorite band.
Nights In White Satin!!!!
Please do Nights in White Satin also by the Moody Blues! The extended version. Make sure it’s the extended version.
Hello! Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!!! I'm 59 years old, and I love your channel and your reactions to the music that I grew up with. I would HIGHLY suggest that you listen to The Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin". There is a GREAT live version done in 2000 at the Royal Albert Hall. I suggest this, because you can see that even as they aged, they were still amazing musicians, and also because Justin Hayward still had an incredible voice as he aged. And I have always LOVED the fact that this band entwined classical music elements within their music. Please listen to more of their music, not because I love it, but because I think you will love it too. Take Care and Best wishes!