In 1968 I was in the third grade and my music teacher would play this record and put the words up on the overhead projector and the whole class would sing this , I was 8 years old and this brought tears to my eyes , I'm 62 now !
My first big date in while a Junior High student around 1967 was to take a girl to see Moody Blues at the Fillmore East, NYC. A subway ride from Brooklyn and we had an experience of a lifetime.
I actually got to see them live, on my birthday, with the full Orchestra- i had goosebumps the entire evening. One of my greatest concert experiences, ever. They played the entire Days of Future Passed album, along with several other gems..
I am beyond jealous!!! I've seen some of the greatest musicians alive in the past fifty years and I never had the opportunity to see them ... Allow me to cry just a little bit 😢
That gesture is called a "chef's kiss" and is used to show perfection or excellence. Only just learned that a few weeks ago. Appropriate for this timeless tour de force.
They also had a great concert out in Red Rocks in Colorado as well with a full orchestra. I got to see them in Dallas in the 90s. They were active from 1964-1974 and then 1977-2018. So they recently quit after two of the band members crossed over. They were so talented and I considered them my spiritual band growing up, their lyrics were just magical. So they had an orchestra and ELO had a small orchestra all the time so yay for both!
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I am so happy that I was 20 years old when "Nights in White Satin" and their album "Days of Future Passed" came out and I bought it right away. I was a teen and in my early 20s when all this phenomenal music of the '60s was at its height. Music was just so amazing then and I still listen all the time to all of it. I STILL get goosebumps whenever I hear "Nights in White Satin" always sends me in another place.....so many memories flood back, both happy and sad.
Nights In White Satin is one of the all-time best songs. Add in the Orchestra and the magic of Justin Hayward's voice and you have one of the best classic songs of the 60's/70's.
I was only 17 when I bought their Greatest Hits album. Just love their sound. Always takes me on a special ride. Please react to I'm just a singer in a rock and roll band, and Question. Thx Biz
A few thoughts... It's still so mind-boggling that this song was written while in their late teens. The Moody Blues were one of the rock pioneers of the 'concept' album. I was lucky to have seen them perform a couple of times, but never with a full orchestra, and my, how extra-wonderful that must've been! ❤
Imagine a 70 degree, low humidity evening/night at an outdoor Moody blues concert with your local Orchestra playing with them. They sounded just like their recordings. Probably my favorite concert memory!
I saw them in concert in 1987 in Minneapolis. It was in a fairly intimate theater so they had great backgrounds, lighting and sound. They sounded great in concert. Their biggest hits of that era were "Your Wildest Dreams" and "The Voice".
This is The Moody Blues late in their career. Years ago, I saw The Moody Blues LIVE and got to see them do this son g live. I recommend you do the song: NEW HORIZONS by them. It is another hauntingly beautiful song by them. AND if you want a real rocker by them I recommend: THE STORY IN YOUR EYES.
Believe it or not, Midland-Odessa in west Texas oil patch actually has a decent symphony orchestra. The Moodies toured through there in '92 and played the album with the band as the first half of the concert. Suffice to say they'd never received a standing ovation like they got from the rock fans that night
Great review. Hard to describe how talented they were. All five members writing the songs and four trading lead vocals! If you loved this, next listen to "Isn't Life Strange" live th-cam.com/video/N5NdcBY1Znw/w-d-xo.html
I saw them live, back in the day. First and only time I ever tried mushrooms. Both were a little mellow for me (MB and mushrooms) . . . but not bad, lol.
One of the most beautiful songs ever!!!
In 1968 I was in the third grade and my music teacher would play this record and put the words up on the overhead projector and the whole class would sing this , I was 8 years old and this brought tears to my eyes , I'm 62 now !
My first big date in while a Junior High student around 1967 was to take a girl to see Moody Blues at the Fillmore East, NYC. A subway ride from Brooklyn and we had an experience of a lifetime.
This symphonic performance of the iconic classic was stunning!
I actually got to see them live, on my birthday, with the full Orchestra- i had goosebumps the entire evening. One of my greatest concert experiences, ever. They played the entire Days of Future Passed album, along with several other gems..
Me too. Saw tmhem in Pgh. ❤
That would have been amazing with full orchestra.
I am beyond jealous!!! I've seen some of the greatest musicians alive in the past fifty years and I never had the opportunity to see them ... Allow me to cry just a little bit 😢
I was lucky enough to have seen them several times in los Angeles
The 25th anniversary tour of Days of Future? I saw the tour at the Gorge in George, Washington.... what an amazing concert experience!
Absolutely 💯 love this song 🎵
40 years AFTER the album version. ❤❤❤🎶🎼🎵
Glorious! We’ll put! Thanks for the great reaction! 👊🎶💙
Gods of classic/symphonic/prog rock. Glad I got to see them...
That whole concert is phenomenal. Especially “Question”.
It is phenomenal
That gesture is called a "chef's kiss" and is used to show perfection or excellence. Only just learned that a few weeks ago. Appropriate for this timeless tour de force.
His vocals are as on point as the original version. The whole song sounds phenomenal. 🔥
The Moody Blues are the best classic rock band to ever come out of Great Britain. Justin Hayward has a unique voice. They're incredible.❤
Oh come now.
That was so beautiful. Gave me the chills. Loved your reaction to it,
That is greatness.
Nothin more need be said.
Great live band song sounds great song
This is my parents wedding song in 1971❤❤
U have some cool parents...trust me..I'm 66 now .they cooler than u could ever know ..
Moody Blues were a great band and I’m so glad I was able to see them in concert and the orchestra just makes this song even greater
That gesture means perfection!!! Brilliant performance, thank you BizMatik! ❤
A masterpiece I remember this song well. The Moody Blues are incredible band.
Lucky enough to see them live twice!
this is the best live version. 200 plus songs is a lot to dive into...great reaction. these 5 guys have played upwards of 33 instruments on an album
The story in your eyes !! Great Song 🎵 Ya can't go wrong with The Moody Blues !
‘Procession/The Story In Your Eyes’ - together, the greatest album lead in!💙
@@tommhill9948 💯 ! These guys were talented beyond belief !
Totally agree with comment below. Great song and best version. So EPIC !! Play it at my Wake !
They also had a great concert out in Red Rocks in Colorado as well with a full orchestra. I got to see them in Dallas in the 90s. They were active from 1964-1974 and then 1977-2018. So they recently quit after two of the band members crossed over. They were so talented and I considered them my spiritual band growing up, their lyrics were just magical. So they had an orchestra and ELO had a small orchestra all the time so yay for both!
All right Bizzy, I'm writing this before you start the review and I'm gonna say you're going to love this live version !!
If I was in a band and had to follow that, we’d just sneak out to the bus and leave town 😂. Perfection.
Absolutely Beautiful
Full use of the orchestra - fabulous 😍
Breathe deep, the gathering gloom.
Watch lights fade from every room...
Only Justin could have spoken this.
But it's not Justin's voice. I think the reader was Graeham Edge.
Written by Graeme Edge, performed by Mike Pinder. 💙💙
Agree with your assessment! Just beautiful. What a performance. Great reaction!
Thank you so much for a wonderful reaction! ❤
Glorious indeed, awesome.
So glad I was able to see them in live concerts seceral times. Great music!
💙 23 times 💙
Wow works...
The gesture you made is "chef's kiss"...
Still gives me goosebumps after all these years.
The Moody fucking Blues 😘🤣
Nights is a great song to start with, this version turns it into a masterpiece.
"Wow that was Glorious!" Great reaction! ❤
As amazing now as the day I first heard it!
Unbelievable.. Just a masterpiece.
One of the greatest bands from the 60's/70's. I think their most beautiful song is "New Horizons".
I agree
His voice is still so amazing!
He still sounds the same as when it came out in 1967. Timeless.
Gorgeous song that I first remember hearing around 39 years ago
they were my very first concert-1971
A beautiful piece of musicc.
❤ this song is so hauntingly beautiful❤
Great reaction! Yes, this is top tier music.
Masterpiece!
What a hauntingly but beautiful love song about requited love.
Hi biz the long version studio album recording has the poem at the end ... this is good but the original is amazing
Beautiful song ❤
Love your emotions my friend. A masterpiece
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One the same level Try
"Procol Harum #
Live in Denmark Song is
#🎵 Conquistadors 🎵
Or
#🎵A wither shade of pale 🎵
Your gonna Looove it
Keep the good work Biz 👏 ✌️ 👍🏻
So good. 🙂 Thanks for this reaction!
I am so happy that I was 20 years old when "Nights in White Satin" and their album "Days of Future Passed" came out and I bought it right away. I was a teen and in my early 20s when all this phenomenal music of the '60s was at its height. Music was just so amazing then and I still listen all the time to all of it. I STILL get goosebumps whenever I hear "Nights in White Satin" always sends me in another place.....so many memories flood back, both happy and sad.
🏆 Oh yeah!
Might be 1 of the greatest songs ever made ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥 Great reaction Biz 🫶🏻
“Moody Fucken Blues” says it all 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nights In White Satin is one of the all-time best songs. Add in the Orchestra and the magic of Justin Hayward's voice and you have one of the best classic songs of the 60's/70's.
Masterpiece
So keep in mind that this performance was about 40 years after the album! They did a phenomenal job here!!
Moody Blues "CANDLE OF LIFE" is awesome also 🕯️
I was only 17 when I bought their Greatest Hits album. Just love their sound. Always takes me on a special ride. Please react to I'm just a singer in a rock and roll band, and Question. Thx Biz
That was EPIC! Might have missed the poem at the end which you don't want to miss. I could be wrong though.
The poem is great! I had most of it down when I was 10!
This ENTIRE album, Biz...
Other gems:
The Story in Your Eyes
Gypsy
Eternity Road
This song heal my broken soul 😭💔 it gives me hope 🙏
“Wow” is right!
Justin Haywood is freaking fantastic
A few thoughts...
It's still so mind-boggling that this song was written while in their late teens.
The Moody Blues were one of the rock pioneers of the 'concept' album.
I was lucky to have seen them perform a couple of times, but never with a full orchestra, and my, how extra-wonderful that must've been! ❤
I get a lump in my throat when hearing this song !!!
Never thought an Orchestra could give you STANK FACE😎
Awwwsome☄️
Grew up with the MBs and saw them live in St Louis in 2003.
Imagine a 70 degree, low humidity evening/night at an outdoor Moody blues concert with your local Orchestra playing with them. They sounded just like their recordings. Probably my favorite concert memory!
One of the most deeply beautiful songs I've ever heard.
The song "New Horizons".
Always best with an orchestra. After all these years he still feels the music. I saw them in '86 with the San Antonio Philharmonic.
They were like the closest thing to Pink Floyd at the time lol/Perfection
Justin was 67 years at this concert
I saw them in concert in 1987 in Minneapolis. It was in a fairly intimate theater so they had great backgrounds, lighting and sound. They sounded great in concert. Their biggest hits of that era were "Your Wildest Dreams" and "The Voice".
They were the ELO before ELO and deeper songs
Next Blues please, The Story in your Eyes. MUST HAVE SCHLYRICS FOR THIS ONE DEEP"
This is The Moody Blues late in their career. Years ago, I saw The Moody Blues LIVE and got to see them do this son g live. I recommend you do the song: NEW HORIZONS by them. It is another hauntingly beautiful song by them. AND if you want a real rocker by them I recommend: THE STORY IN YOUR EYES.
Albert Einstien on the flute!!!!
Great review!😊😊😊
Believe it or not, Midland-Odessa in west Texas oil patch actually has a decent symphony orchestra. The Moodies toured through there in '92 and played the album with the band as the first half of the concert. Suffice to say they'd never received a standing ovation like they got from the rock fans that night
Good Stuff Biz!
Awesome song and reaction!
Progressive rock at its best!
Great review. Hard to describe how talented they were. All five members writing the songs and four trading lead vocals! If you loved this, next listen to "Isn't Life Strange" live th-cam.com/video/N5NdcBY1Znw/w-d-xo.html
Senior Prom theme anyone else?
Next: Isn't Life Strange'.
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Just a reminder... these guys not only played/performed this music... They wrote it.
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I saw them live, back in the day. First and only time I ever tried mushrooms. Both were a little mellow for me (MB and mushrooms) . . . but not bad, lol.
When they tour the local orchestra will get to play . They get one rehearsal .
IF YOU DON'T FEEL THIS SHIT... YOU FEEL NOTHING