Moody Blues - Isn't Life Strange

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

So thankful that I grew up in the era of The Moody Blues. I won't trade that for any other time.

[@jeffreybarkin3177]

It's been SURPRISING that THE MOODY BLUES were So Late being Inducted into the RRHOF... TRULY PUZZLING! THEY'RE Simply BRILLIANT and CREATIVELY INSPIRING Too!!! ❤

[@LimitlessThinker]

Neither would I.

[@JoAnnTimoner]

and the Beatles

[@kevinbeyer5451]

I discovered them at your age of 17. I am 69 now. Keep listening. They will help guide you through life ❤

[@maryyaeger3095]

The very best ever!!

[@bobshifimods7302]

Make no mistake, this is one of the greatest songs ever written.

[@michaeld8443]

Sounds like a very basic song

[@xx7101]

One the best forgotten

[@jim-se5xc]

​@@michaeld8443 Only to a very basic person.

[@Razzradio]

Agree

[@manstu5781]

Fantastic song.

[@I_Palaver]

I just turned 71. You know it makes me want to cry, Cry, CRY. Ah, The Moody Blues! 💙 I was there with them then and I'm still here. 💙

[@paulasommer2922]

you and me both!!! I’m 71 as well and grew up listening to the Moody Blues. They are still SO amazing! We are so lucky to have grown up with this kind of music.

[@dylanshane5559]

happy late birthday ❤❤❤❤

[@isapons4905]

a cette époque 2024 il n y a plus de chanteurs

[@KathyWillits-ce9lp]

​@@paulasommer2922I'm only 70. 🤣🌹 Still stuck in the time warp and loving it. 🤗☮️

[@N7801Z]

I saw your comment right after I wrote mine.

[@barbaraenglish857]

I am 68 nd I have been loving and singing this music for over 40 yrs and I can't see myself getting sick of it any time soon

[@DanielKirk-l2s]

SAME HERE!!

[@thomaswilke6312]

I just discovered this tune and this group today and then I listened to some of their other songs. Some amazing songs by an amazing group. I am 17 years old and I can’t believe this song was written some 50 years ago

[@genocrabtree2656]

I've been with them for nearly 60 years...you can't go wrong with these guys kiddo. Stay and get caught up on the the whole road. And each time you just may find new meanings...it's a great trip.

[@jimrelph7963]

Glad you discovered the MB. I've been listening to them 50+ years.

[@romanastrasheim5226]

😊Enjoy!!

[@spudth]

Great to hear this. This group spanned what is probably the greatest period in music. Late 60's to early 2000's. Almost 35 years.

[@garysimone4977]

@@genocrabtree2656 very very well said

[@harrywinslow3946]

It's sad to think that in just a few short years all the epic bands like The Moody Blues will be gone, and there will be nobody, nobody, to take their place. My generation used up all the good music.

[@albertdenardo2777]

Our generation didnt use it all up , our generation made it happen and it will be here forever, even after we go it will be here. Im pushing 70 and i have grown up Grandchildren that are learning about this music and loving it, so dont be sad Harry ,REJOICE because we did this.

[@maryhuhnke8496]

@@albertdenardo2777 My thoughts EXACTLY!!

[@pamoconnor9381]

This music will last forever. Just because time goes by doesn't mean its gone.

[@mdvatty]

We did... and yet it will always be there (I have much of it in vinyl

[@denises4181]

our generation was simply lucky to be alive at the same time. No guilt needed, just gratefulness & thanks.

[@bfcraigable]

I am sitting here on New Years day 2019 in tears and having a very emotional moment as I contemplate turning 70. God bless you Moody Blues.

[@margaretmiller83]

Bill, oh yes. Thank you. There was such richness within so much of the music out of the 60's and 70's for me . . . and the Moody Blues always, always rose to the surface. They tapped into something "otherworldly", that no other did. I can grieve at times, for those other times of that lovely, young self. "Tuesday Afternoon" literally called to the deepest part of me, to a part of my nature that has never dimmed. But more now (at 67), I feel that I am not apart from that time, that it is not so much something gone, but rather an enrichment on the journey of where I find myself here, today. An earlier chapter of the same life story, yet unfolding. To have lived those decades young was a gift, and for that I am grateful. Be well.

[@paulinechapman9319]

Bill Craig its ok bill ...turning 70 doesn’t hurt a bit...what’s the alternative ?????

[@glennso47]

Bill Craig I’m here on New Years Day 2020 contemplating turning 73.

[@bro8974]

I feel the same way.

[@martynh5410]

Understand, I am only turning 66 but still...

[@harveymeade6284]

At 64 years of age, still brings a tear to my eyes.

[@foxmulder6272]

I'm 65. Tears for me too.

[@marktwain9225]

Im only 53. And I can't cleary explain the emotions that come flood my soul.

[@dannyb9140]

61, and yes, 100%

[@lisadooney6739]

71 here…😢

[@eastonmackay3058]

65 years old. Every time I think I have it under control, but the lyrics and music are so moving that the tears take over.

[@sandraleewho]

Moody Blues is a fantastic band. They have lasted in the business because their music is timeless. Some of these songs hit so hard into our emotions, if you were not around in the 60’s & 70’s, you can now consider yourself so lucky to hear it now.

[@JWemm]

And they tap into a spiritual longing many of us have...

[@debbie4503]

​@@JWemm Very True!

[@dalibagh]

Beautiful. Everything about music was best in 1970s.

[@David-up7rv]

TIMELESS MASTER PICE A TRUE CLASICAL BAND THANKS FROM DAVID

[@gayleclark5576]

Rays flute playing thru out adds that fairy tale magic

[@jimfrazzitta4218]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[@marktwain9225]

Exactly right Jim.

[@marcopellino5090]

Una delle band migliori di tutti i tempi!!! 💪💪💪💪

[@philipatoz]

NO band can make you think, contemplate, and reflect so intensely, poetically and emotionally as do the Moody Blues! Absolute timeless stuff - as classic as anything the great composers ever did!

[@barbaragaetano190]

Love the Moody Blues, absolutely timeless!

[@ladylindasue]

they always strike a cord in my heart!

[@morningdove20]

Well said my friend~ 👍

[@georgehousey4749]

@@morningdove20 the best

[@TheSteffie59]

Yes, so true.. well said.

[@SRG558]

I'm 70, which means I've had the privilege of enjoying The Moody Blues for about 56 years! I bought the album Days of Future Passed during the summer of 1968 and was blown away by the music. My mom was thrilled that I was listening to such wonderful music! I wish I could say the same about her reaction less than a year later when I bought Led Zeppelin 1. Man, how blessed to have been born when I was in 1954!

[@AlabamaCannabisCoalition]

LOL. I hear that!

[@mustangmikep51]

I'm your twin brother.....same here....70...born in 54....we lived back when America was much more innocent and FUN to be in....seeing John Lodge July 12th 2024 at the Keswick theatre in Glenside Pa. then seeing Justin Hayward July 13th at the same venue...saw the Moodies many, many times over the years Luv them!

[@evalinawarne1337]

Born in 54 too. I laughted when you stated mom didn't like led z

[@dianecarlberg8002]

Born in 54 also😊

[@wendywalkley8800]

Made me cry so much. My husband, also born in 1954 loved the Moody Blues. He played their music a lot when first met, 50 years ago. He died suddenly this year, 4 months ago, just after his 70th birthday. I am distraught. I miss him so so much.

[@jamesmcguinness9053]

Just blisfull very emotional been listening to this group last 50 yrs +

[@davidhull2060]

From the days when musicians could play, music was real music, and the lyrics were poetry.

[@LLcoolDel]

They did it in 2008.its now 2023. Two of them are dead. BUT YOU JUST SAW A MASTERPIECE

[@andrewhanson5942]

No doubt about it. Spiritual in fact.

[@opensesame19]

Dude, they did this in the 70’s AND it was A MASTERPIECE THEN, TOO!!🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊

[@jojoman4249]

There will never be another Moody Blues, another great English band!

[@Kevin-fm249e7mjs]

Music with lyrics that mean something, true feelings about events that might happen in people's lives, one of the greatest storytelling and poetic groups ever

[@burlingtonbill1]

R.I.P. Ray Thomas 1941-2018. You are missed. Such a great parting flute solo at the end. This song is just MAGNIFICENT -- no other word can describe it.

[@dawncockburn3963]

Absolutely moving

[@patrickbryant5224]

@burlingtonbill1 and R.I.P. to Graeme Edge too. Alas we will see the Moodys no more.

[@maraluciaduclosduclos7496]

Ray Thomas tinha a força na comunicação oral, uma voz incrível, tinha a sabedoria na música, cantava com a alma, era muito família e fazia as coisas por amor. A música era o seu alimento, o sol para a sua vida

[@lilajagears8317]

I didn't know he died, when was it?.​@@patrickbryant5224

[@pamelafountain5032]

moody blues albums are a book of life, so far ahead of their time.

[@hawkeye1836]

Agreed, a book of our lives, and Thank God we were blessed enough to be able to live it.

[@seabellesam]

They've been my talking Bible my whole life. Saying that at 71!!!

[@mariellereilly361]

Exactly!

[@jerryfalwellsociety]

Yes, they were indeed.

[@mustangmikep51]

for thinking intelligent type people! lol

[@chaswindows7]

ALL Moody Blues listeners are special people. Moody Blues and their fans are filled with the Grace of God and LOVE is our signature. Love. Yes.

[@LLcoolDel]

What a beautiful comment. Thank you for posting it.

[@jinxc8062]

I instructed my family to play this & some of their songs when i pass away. Their songs are very meaningful to me almost always bring tears to my eyes.

[@marionsosa7801]

It makes me want to cry..,

[@irenedonaldson7166]

You got that right !

[@horseyhorselips3501]

@@jinxc8062 so true. Bless Them for the Love of thier music. Seen them in concert in Buffalo N.Y.

[@garysimone4977]

the girl I never stopped loving.. the one that "GOT AWAY",,, song says it all, never gets old,, Love ya Sue J.. were ever you are

[@frankmisaege3520]

Saw them in concert early '74...shortly before they broke up. No philharmonic orchestra. Just them...and they were majesticly magnificent.

[@gandalfshakur8235]

My dad passed away yesterday, The Moodies were his favorite band before I was a child and all through growing up. He was passionate about this band and their music even though I was trending in contemporary hard rock n metal at the time. But the time I hit my late 20s I was physically and emotionally far from him and thought "Well, I know what can connect us, let me try again to find out what was to love and why". The connection was immediate and soon they topped my playlists over some rather obscure acts known as the The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. These blokes not only had musicianship and arrangements perfect for orchestral rock. the drenched melodies and lyrical depth for lasting aplomb. I will always love you forever, Dad!

[@ronmacdonald4134]

you;re a special kind of person......bravo!

[@robertcoker4648]

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, your Father knew Class, sounds like you do too.

[@gandalfshakur8235]

@@robertcoker4648 thanks buddy appreciate it.

[@gandalfshakur8235]

@@robertcoker4648 Thank you so much! Respect returned!

[@ginajohnson3540]

My Dad told me today that he has lung cancer and has only a couple months left. He adores the Moody blues. Peace and love to you, sweetheart ❤️

[@AnaGarcia-vs1mr]

MAKE ME CRY !!! LISTENING FOR MORE THAN 45 YEARS!!! WISH I CAN BE IN YOUR EYES AND SOOOOOOOO.. ISN'T LOVE STRANGE!!!

[@AnaGarcia-vs1mr]

Yes the moody blues !! Beauti

[@buckfuttler2877]

one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[@imHippisummer]

Yes!!! Oh, yessss.

[@johnvest2710]

Every dreamers story of lost love in these songs set to music about the hope we all share .

[@SuperWetfoot]

Exactly. A modern masterpiece!

[@jackguarneri7484]

So beautiful! A masterpiece!!

[@mariellereilly361]

Yes!!!

[@brucezabelski9771]

At 66 this music never has gotten old, these guys were really amazing.

[@romanastrasheim5226]

❤

[@JohnGarnett-i1o]

I am 78 now and this brings back many memories of when I went to see the Moody Blues at the Albert Hall all those years ago. My favourite group ever. John Garnett

[@colinsmith5822]

This can never be recreated now that Ray Thomas has left us. Thank God for the wonderful way all this music can be saved and enjoyed.

[@debbie4503]

Ray, Graeme, Pender, Denny and my Big Brother who introduced me to the Moody Blues. I will be turning 63 on my next birthday. I have lost so many loved ones, I'm hoping to be called home soon. I miss them all, but most especially my Big Brother who passed away a couple of years ago at 63 years of age. 63 is a good age to go meet our Maker, but it is all in God's Timing.

[@afgreyparrot]

This song will be played at my dear husband's funeral tomorrow. :( My heart is so broken.

[@jimmydeboy]

+Cindy Afgreyparrot - I have just seen your posting, bless you , that is so sad, may God be with you and your family at such a difficult time

[@chuckmann3593]

+Cindy Afgreyparrot :-(

[@brianrobertson1211]

+Cindy Afgreyparrot Sorry, Cindy. Oddly enough, I am playing this broken hearted over a former lover who passed away last week. It is a stark reminder to not take anyone for granted because we ultimately share the same destiny.

[@L72Chevelle427]

+Cindy Afgreyparrot :(, :(, :(, :(, :(, :(...

[@sharonallison9922]

DON'T BE SAD MY DARLING......YOUR HUSBAND WILL ALWAYS BE WITH YOU......IF ONLY YOU KNEW HOW MUCH.....LOVE YOU SWEET ONE.....😢😇😇😇😇🌟✨🌟💫💫💫💫💫🌟💕💕💕💕

[@merlynwells]

I am 70 - this never ever gets old, so thankful i had these songs as part of my youth and the rest of my life

[@maritazinner5261]

Thats my thinking and feeling!

[@1tonyboat]

I had just turned twenty when i first heard this song ..now turning 70 in june and this song / group are still the best ....

[@katchjmk7899]

To see the Moody Blues play with a full orchestra is heaven . I was lucky enough to see them 4 times with the orchestra and many other time by themselves. Finally Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for one of the best bands ever!

[@Notset689]

what was the name of the orchestra?

[@wantabwriter]

i have seen them in concert only once, many years ago. Fantastic then and still a class act.

[@tokira20170]

Saw them at the Nissan Pavilion, outside DC, with the Prince William Symphony. Fabulous show!

[@ConnieLeinicke]

I also was blessed to see them several times in concert. I "broke the bank" paying for seats within the first 10 rows each time. Worth every penny! They are fantastic.

[@peterturley1331]

Absolutely and Indeed. Magnificent Band. 💜💜💜

[@chipblock2854]

Life is strange. It seemed like just yesterday that I entered my adult journey at age 18 in 1973 in the Army basic training. Now I am 65 years old looking back on the many turns and dead ends I have found. I am truly blessed and thankful fir all of the memories. The Moody Blues and three other groups have led the way for me. Thanks. I hate to paraphrase someone else's song but it fits in my life: Its been a long and winding road! Hold tight those that you love!

[@susanmoran2154]

And we all have our journeys through life . Thank you for sharing yours with us .

[@kevinbeyer5451]

The Moody Blues, The Guess Who, and Wishbone Ash have helped guide me thru my 69 years.

[@MichaelWatson-m3u]

I once had the privilege of spending a few hours with Ray Thomas over a couple of pints in a quiet pub near where I live in Wales. What a lovely gentle man he was.

[@mariegeorge8865]

​@@MichaelWatson-m3u: You are so lucky!💕

[@peterturley1331]

Arguably THE best live performance of a single, beautiful, prophetic and timeless song. Wonderful. 💜💜💜

[@LLcoolDel]

You are correct it doesn't get any better than this.

[@allanhugo9213]

Typical Moody Blues song. Timeless. What a unique sound. All their music hits me in a way no other music does. 70 years old and been a keen listener of their music since the late 60s!

[@dougpotosky4102]

R.I.R. Graeme! You where part of the most magical and incredible band. From any generation! Music can go in so many different directions. The Moody Blues gave us Love, Hope & Peace. Thank You!

[@brushfuller330]

We saw them at the Spectrum in Philly 1972 and stayed with me for yrs

[@ConnieB-ig4ds]

Lost Mike Pinter 2024, as well. Graeme could really drum. The heartbeat of the band.

[@eb5854]

when my Father passed away in 1990, I turned to the Moody Blues for comfort.. God Bless Dad

[@ellapowell3414]

I discovered them age 17 and am 71 now ....good music never dies

[@MrFarkosh]

Same here.

[@DavidLong-h7y]

My son was brought up to the Moodies, he's now 40. My wife and I with my brother and his wife went backstage in Peoria, Il. in '83, wife was just pregnant with my son. Great time, guys were very nice, miss those times, 74 now.

[@Birdwatching754]

I remember the MB back in the day like it was yesterday. They take me away to a place and time right down to the day. Every song. They are masters and will never be forgotten. They made history. I was so fortunate to have lived in their time.

[@mikejames4078]

Whenever the Moody Blues play with a full Orchestra, it's extra-special. Ray Thomas was a very under-rated member of the group. Whenever he sang "For my Lady", I got goosebumps. I miss him.

[@dalejones2574]

The more I listen to this masterpiece the more I realize that the lyrics are undoubtedly the greatest words ever set to music! To throw it away to lose just a day in the quick sand of time! What a gift these tremendous musicians gave us !

[@LLcoolDel]

It makes this old man cry.

[@lesliehilesgardener6959]

Hahahahahaha I love you bud. 😍 is the only way

[@cynthiachappell2081]

I so agree with that.

[@ivanivonovich9863]

Remember, "I close my eyes, only for a moment, and the moments gone." (Kansas) Great music lasts for more than a lifetime. Lucky for our generation this music was recorded! So it will live on and on.

[@LLcoolDel]

@@ivanivonovich9863 Good comment. Caught my eye.

[@georgegray431]

Even after all these years this song still fills your heart.

[@dougspellman7634]

My

[@dougspellman7634]

My dad loved this song...he died at the age of 92. He loved musical instruments. God Bless you Dad. Doug, Steve and Tom. He loved this song.

[@dawncockburn3963]

I grew up listening to their music and I still love to listen to this beautiful poetry set to the most amazing music. My spiritual life enhanced by the sheer eloquence of these words and my soul soaring with the music. How privileged are we to be of the boomer generation with the very best of music and musicians as our life's story

[@catharinaketelaar7299]

Do so agree ! A masterpiece ! The tears in my eyes and 💕 HEART and soul the MOODY BLUES! Even I am now 71 years I bought the ELPEE and ELPEES when I was in my so about 17 Years young ! And listen and visited their concerts ! And now in my autumn and winter years I can listen and visited their concerts and musical poems on my I - PAD ! 👏👏👏🫢🫢🫢🫢🎶🎶🎶🎶😪😪😪⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🙏🙏🙏thank you MOODY BLUes ! 🙏🙏🙏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@shaykatz5648]

Let's hear it for The Boomers & the best rock bands, groups & singers. RIP those who sadly have past. But thanks to KZbin your music lives on.

[@charlabrehmer6404]

You certainly said that correctly!!!!!

[@dawncockburn3963]

It means more now than ever. It's just so right. ❤

[@LoriBanaszak-fy5uq]

The lyrics are so true!!! I was born Christian and still am and believe in God. Years ago loved listening to the Moody Blues. Now dealing with Stage 4 cancer, etc. Lori Banaszak/Haley/Zimmermann.

[@DebraRand-mx2rp]

God help us All

[@evalinawarne1337]

Lori, GOD BLESS YOU. HE AND I LOVE YOU. PRAYING WITH YOU. AMEN. SE MICHIGAN 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 ❤❤❤

[@michaeldugan7165]

Yup I'm 68 now and I still injoy this group

[@jpathak6227]

Nearing October 2019 and Moody Blues are still humming in my seventy two year old head. Fantastic. Are you listening today’s artists?

[@grahamhowell5396]

Me, too, friend. Seventy two as well. And no, I'm not at all interrested in the latest ... well, "artists".

[@kentruthseeker]

Me too!

[@johnwax9606]

J Pathak great music is being made to this day, you just have to look beyond the radio and tv

[@pambrown5841]

69 here!

[@deserthunter8363]

71 GOING ON 2

[@mga2899]

This video demonstrates how much deeper an orchestra can reach than a top rock and roll band.

[@miajumjum]

Well I be 72 soon! Love the fluit and bautiful voices and The Orchestra! ❤❤❤

[@dougbodenhamer9391]

Just a timeless, beautiful melody that never gets old.

[@aliceouellette4042]

Thanks for posting this, I especially liked their live performance of “Isn’t Life Strange”.

[@garyk112]

One of the reasons of success for the Moody Blues is the writers' ability to make the listener believe in their shared empathy. We have all felt the things they sing about but they sing it as if it is directed to us, secretly and alone.

[@scottrhodes8160]

Yeah- they were that good. Thanks for sharing this.

[@matthoulihan7244]

I lost my wife September 2020. This song let's me dream.

[@DavidArruda-rn8ou]

I lost my wife some years ago and I can't tell you how much Know what you mean.

[@gabbyjohn737]

Sorry for your loss.

[@festeradams3972]

I lost my wife in 2014, my Mom the year before. Now I'm all that's left, the book closes when I'm gone, but within that "book" many years of listening to the Moodies, and I thank them one and all for what they've given us...

[@dalejones2574]

Undoubtedly the most beautiful lyrics the Moody Blues ever composed. John Lodge was light years ahead of his time. Isn’t life strange and we do live in the quick sand of time!

[@oldstar1952]

Saw them at the Star Lake Amphitheater years ago. They opened with The Voice I still get goose bumps when I think about that moment.

[@RickB1792]

The Moody Blues songs often had an other worldly ethereal quality to them. This is one of their best, most unique masterpieces.

[@rickg1020]

Perhaps the most beautiful love song ever.

[@rositaheemskerk8484]

Great musiciants! Rest in peace Ray Thomas and Graeme Edge, the music remains in our hearts ❤

[@eliasjammal1043]

John Lodge's best song. And Ray, RIP, is wonderful on the Flute. We all will miss him.

[@liliamaeve]

There’s never been another band on the same planet as these fellas.

[@Starrman69]

Listening to this in 2021...I turn 70 the end of the year...time passages....and to think that Ray Thomas would have turned 80 the end of this year....Rest In Peace Ray....You were Great and still missed....So Glad I saw them perform before he passed...Truly A Great Band!

[@candaceorr7517]

Fell in love with my first boyfriend to the Moody Blues. I've never forgotten him. Every time I hear a Moody Blues song I think of him.

[@harvlaser2411]

Mere words can't begin to describe how beautiful this performance is..

[@TheSteffie59]

Yes indeed, incredibly moving.

[@holmsatlarge]

Fabulous!!

[@stevethomas6584]

Its literally every performance. Justin and Edge are complete perfectionist. I remember in 89 Justin said sorry to me for singing 1 word wrong in in a 5 hour set. They are fracking heroes!

[@richardcarreno2740]

I have been a Moody Blues fan since the late 1960s. Isaw them in concert 30 years ago and was blown away by their musicianship.

[@garymorris4526]

Liked it just the same 50 years ago..might be in top 10 of all time

[@effiemooney8477]

TY Lord for sharing them with us!!!❤❤❤

[@AnthonyMoitzger-nw1id]

Love the Moody blues. My favorite album is. In Search of the Lost Cord. Peace and joy 😊 thanks ❤️ 8888

[@richardfirth6934]

Probably the most wonderfully beautiful song I've heard in my life and I'm 67!

[@rand49er]

As someone who couldn't care less about music, the Moody Blues transcend that feeling of mine ... they are great! Best group ever.

[@lucyfaiella7220]

JUST A BEAUTIFUL SONG LOVE IT 💜💜💜THANK YOU YES LIFE IS STRANGE 💜💜💜🎸🎸🎸🎻🎻🎻🥁🎸🥁🥁🥁🎙🎙🎙🎶🎵🎼🎤🎻🎻💜

[@nicolen.9642]

God it's beautiful, years and years after, still gorgeous!

[@williamrhinehart1095]

I saw them in Southern California on December 14th 2014. That was the day that evil visited Sandy Hook Elementary School and all those little Angels were murdered. Later that evening and in the middle of the concert, Justin Hayward asked us to pause and say a Prayer for the children who lost their lives earlier that day. In the silence my favorite musical group of all time played this song. When it ended you could hear a PIN DROP. I couldn't see for the tears. May God Bless The Moody Blues.

[@mazdamps]

Oh my gosh William.....age now 74, the Moodies and I are from the same time, and just looking back, with tears of nostalgia for my beautiful wife, taken from me on 3rd July 2001, I am now in pieces from your own post.... I just don't know what else to say...sorry...xx

[@Notset689]

💕

[@uberhandle42]

Hey William, touching stuff, really. I am not too knowledgeable on the Moody Blues, but their music is deep and thought-provoking enough to have likely brought some peace during a tumultuous moment of time. Also, I believe Sandy Hook was in 2012 rather than in 2014

[@williamrhinehart1095]

OOPS 2012

[@martypritchard7978]

wow thx for sharing this

[@JonasQuigly]

God bless Mike, Graham and Ray. I don't want to even know when John and Justin leave us. It will be too sad.

[@janetcoase1404]

This band has given us some of the most beautiful & timeless songs.

[@janmarkus4729]

I have listened to this group for 50+ years and many of your songs have helped me to get through some real tough times. Always tops with me and songs are so relevant and strong even today.

[@DavidNelson-t1s]

I GREW UP WITH THEM AND STILL LOVE THEM!!! sTARTED LISTENING WHEN i WASS 12 AND NOW 62! hAVE SEEN TEHM IN CONCERT AND HAVE SEVERAL ALBUMS, ETC

[@donrohde3009]

I've seen the Moody Blues 26 times. My frist show was 1974. I born in 1960. They were such fabulous sounding show all the up till Gream died. I've even seen Justin and Johns solo tours. I'll always love this band till I die.

[@artystarkey3289]

For me it all started back in the sixties with Go Now, here I am now seventy years old and still love listening to them. Lucky enough to see them a few times, fist time 1968

[@elbirdhouse6567]

Me too.

[@georgethornton1000]

I’m now 79 and can remember putting go now on the juke box I was eighteen loved that record and the group ever since

[@effiemooney8477]

OMG, I will love them forever and a day, bless you beautiful souls!!!

[@Dhunatmik]

Does it get any better? The power and beauty of this music has not lessened over the many years. The sweetness of the universe's love is so uniquely expressed in the music of the Moody Blues. My heart grows with every note and phrase....

[@johnrowley8976]

Hard to choose a favourite Song from this amazing band. This would be up there. Still enjoying them all at 82 years

[@bobshaw8319]

EPIC .. Rest in Paradise Mr.Thomas and Mr.Edge

[@josephsennhauser3492]

I got such chills when the audience went wild, near the end before the song ever ended!!!!....What an Awesome Band

[@HeleneMasiko]

My favorite song ever. Was played at my wedding, as I walked down the aisle; and will be played at my funeral. (It's in my Will). Peace, Love & Moody Blues Forever! xoxo

[@kathleengould4075]

I made a mix tape for my son's memorial service in 1996 (he was 23) that included this song. He was so loving and a beautiful soul.

[@HeleneMasiko]

Kathleen Gould My condolences. There is no greater pain than losing a child. Prayers and good wishes for you.

[@kartakhalsa1159]

The quicksand of time devours us all...but one cannot allow oneself to live in the past. This will only cloud the future. As Georgie Harrison wisely said, (in response to question posed to him concerning his fear of death after being diagnosed with a brain tumor), "I don't fear death... I believe it is only leaving one car and getting into another." THANKYOU Georgie, Many thanks 🙏 M/B. All of your music will live on forever❗️🕊. [e-mail]. I'm a 68 year young VETERAN COSMIC ROCKER WHO WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU🌎❤️

[@viking670]

you must be a beautiful person

[@yessharp472]

Well said Karta....all the people here listening to this beautiful piece of music are beautiful loving people..Also RIP Ray thomas

[@jeanyfahrnow9534]

I was totally blessed to see, hear the beautiful music from the moody blues year's ago, moreso the e.l.o, was playing with them.

[@patmcdermott61]

I don't know how anybody could have a favorite Moodies song, they are so excellent I couldn't make a choice.between them myself. I've been listening to them for 45 yrs., they haven't let me down once.

[@Jeppybk]

+Pat McDermott Forty-five years? Gut Gott, they still move me....

[@jamesrawlins735]

+Jeffrey Kroon They celebrate their 50th anniversary this November (they actually started in May 1964 but disbanded not long after their first album and reformed in Nov. 66)

[@dalehunt9082]

I have been a huge fan since they started in the 60s. I graduated from high school in 1966. I am attending my 50th high school reunion in October 2016 in Arizona. As a side trip, I am driving to Las Vegas to see these guys in concert at the Venetian Hotel and Casino and to help celebrate their 50 years together. I'm almost 69 years old and I am looking forward to this concert like a little kid waiting for Christmas morning to open his presents. Once in a lifetime opportunity for me to see my all-time favorite and the all-time best rock and roll band ever.

[@TheBake1980]

Well said and I am in full agreement. My favorites are the ones that strike me at the moment. Sometimes soulful sometimes rocking. You can listen to the music as background or just jamb along. When my sons over time confiscated my CD's, I re-orders my 7 or 8 favorites

[@caw5951]

Me too.

[@lwoodt1]

The more you listen to the Moody's,,the more you appreciate their genius.

[@margueriteholderness1156]

I am 78 Yrs. old and remembering all of the years I've loved the Moody Blues. Only now I cry.

[@bufordmustang302]

RIP Mike...thank you for so many great songs. and this one is among my favourites..😢

[@rickhartline7883]

When I was young...when the Blues first came out...I really did think that they were from another world...they were so special..always had a special message to send to us earthlings...lol, they are such a great band...Love you Moody Blues.

[@paulkillinger5915]

As it turns out, we all are...

[@insanezombie1974]

When I listen to Moody my mind drifts back to home.

[@stevegarrett3456]

They bid us come where they have been, out there among the stars. Get a close look at planet Mars. (Floating) Their connection to the rhythm of the Universe is amazing

[@markfabre7682]

Listened to the Moody Blues for 50 years now. My first concert was November 2, 1973 at the LSU Assembly Center.

[@sharonb8652]

My all time favorite! Thank you for all the wonderful memories! R.I.P. Graeme Edge...

[@staceyconca-monfils9809]

This is so beautiful. The song on its own is superb but with the added orchestra, it is so very magnificent. I miss The Moody Blues, especially Justin Hayward. They gave us some of the most romantic rock music that ever was. I was fortunate to see them in the early 80’s and it was truly a spectacular show. The got better with age.

[@SheptonDavies]

You can still see Justin Hayward. His voice is as beautiful as ever!

[@kevinmoore5107]

I remember listening to their music as a teen and have loved their music for decades. Their music is so haunting. One of the best groups ever.