MOODY BLUES QUESTION REACTION(First time hearing)

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Reaction to Moody Blues song,Question.A beautiful song that ciuld easily have been broken into two songs.
I particularly like the part that breaks down into a slower tempo.
#moodyblues
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[@glenscheulen4060]

When I first heard them in 1970 that's all I have ever listened too 2024 .....greatest music ever ...

[@michalromig3409]

My two favorite bands have always been Chicago and The Moody Blues. The Moody Blues are not as popular but I believe they are the best musicians in my life. ( I am 73)

[@OldBoiler62]

I don't know how to describe their sound, but you immediately know a Moody Blues song when you hear it.

[@SkiVaught]

Perfectly written.........

[@FD2003Abc]

Justin Heywood - soaring orchestration

[@carlorizzo5308]

Justin Hayward is one of the top 10 rock vocalists of all time. Many will put him in different spots in that top 10 but he will remain in that top 10 to everyone who enjoys rock music.

[@famat161]

The importance of The Moody Blues is their message that there was a higher purpose, that there actually was a spiritual nature which one could choose to attain if only one would strive. It seems as if most of my generation has forgotten that which we once knew for certain was true.

[@marymagness7467]

We didn't need to take drugs or drink. We had exceptional music like this to take us higher and higher! Just really listen to it ❤

[@ronammologist16]

Very well said Harry! You know, at 69 years old I have had my "ears blessed" by the Moody Blues ever since 1970 when I discovered them. I have also been blessed seeing them live five diferent times. Im glad you have come on board with me!

[@neilt6480]

Snap! Even to the age. Except for my envy at you seeing them so many times. They didn't make it to my home town often - we're one of the most isolated cities in the world, and every time they came, I had something come up that prevented me. I was backpacking around the US in my twenties at the same time as one of their many tours, but I was never in the right place at the right time. I finally caught them about ten years ago, and it's still one of the highlights of my life.

[@timbrown2637]

I love you reaction, Harry.

[@brenda0823_]

My favorite by the moody blues. Cannot get enough of it!

[@greggmccabe7833]

My favorite group without question! Actually, with Question!

[@teresagorden5984]

Agreed. We seem to share love of this great music....Moody Blues, Pink Floyd especially.

[@karenj3611]

I was born in the 50s, raised in the 60s, graduated, got married and had my first child in the 70's. My generation was so fortunate to live through all of this amazing music.

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

Same here.

[@bobbiehofer4924]

Me too!

[@richardford3944]

My first concert was the Moody Blues, my dad took me.

[@bobbiehofer4924]

@@richardford3944 I was fortunate to see them, too. Stevie Ray Vaughan opened for them. Enjoyed it so much.

[@constancepotts4918]

Yes , we was the luckiest kids coming up then everything new different love it

[@robertpoole9136]

Diamonds in my ears..I love that! I agree with you that is one of the best songs ever made!

[@susanfarley1332]

Moody Blues do a lot of beautiful music. Their music stirs something deep inside.

[@clannad99germany70]

I remember when this song dropped, I thought like WOW !!! Was so great in 1970 !!! And the Moody Blues got an unique sound !!!! Always loved this band !!

[@ronan310]

I've heard this song 100 times over the years easily.....and i still get chills up and down my spine....Moody Blues was great...timeless...

[@RonD108]

I absolutely agree, Harri, masterpiece and genius. Perhaps my favorite musical piece of all time.

[@russwalker3119]

live and studio were the same, they played phenomenal music in their concerts, so good.

[@amydavidval]

One of my very absolute favorites from them. You get it!!

[@joebaroni5985]

The best of all time!!

[@sargoth37]

Such a beautiful thoughtful song. Justin Heywood is an incredible writer.

[@SpiroFleecy]

I’ve always loved this song

[@dianelockwood9282]

In my time, Moody Blues had no music that was not unique, beautiful and meaningful. Ray Thomas with his flute, amazing additional to all their music...Graeme Edge...still drumming on a heavenly shore with Ray....

[@jimuren2388]

Justin's guitar and Ray's flute are the basis of many terrific songs.

[@alansmith7626]

Harri, all the new songs you hear will be with you forever and sometimes the meanings can change, is why music is SOOOO important...

[@philippesauvie639]

diamonds in my ears! diamonds on the soles of my shoes! Seriously this is one of the most beautiful songs you will ever hear this side of heaven.

[@HarriBestReactions]

This side of heaven 🤣😂🤣

[@windsorSJ]

When you are a teenager you find your favourite band and really become a fan and stick to them. To me that was the Moody Blues. I bought all their albums even bootlegs and went to see them a few times. They are the soundtrack to my life. Whenever i felt as if things were getting too hard for me a Moodies poem always pulled me through and still does. There you go man Face piles and piles of trials with smiles It riles them to believe That you perceive the web they weave Keep on thinking free

[@vivianphillips8519]

I'd given up on any KZbin reactors ever getting around to this song. I think I've asked a dozen times. Thank you Harry. Diamonds to my ears too.

[@laminator72]

Like you I've just about given up on getting reactors to listen to 'New Horizons'.

[@bruceday4036]

Always thought of the Moody Blues as an experience, they take you beyond music. Saw them live once and felt like we were all somewhere else

[@curtisjones1714]

One of the best MB songs of all time!

[@Johnny.Fedora]

Doug Helvering, a music professor, has a YT channel, and he reacted to this song.

[@Johnny.Fedora]

It's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJSkpXRueJ5rnaM

[@MisterWondrous]

"Diamonds in my ears!" Love it! "All the love you've been giving has all been meant for you..." This was one of the first Moody songs to make to US radio, and I was immediately hooked. I bought all their albums, learned all the words, and became a better person because of their vision and music.

[@HarriBestReactions]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🖤

[@ronan310]

we were very young when i first heard it...16yo if that....we were dosing out on shrooms and acid at that time...moody blues is the music you want to listen too for that....I still listen to them from time to time...its a mood....so much good music

[@shelter9236]

I think we all felt this way about their lyrics and music. The first spiritual group I listened to back then, they made you think about all of you, not just the physical part of you. We all know where we are when we first wake up and our soul comes back to our bodies in the morning (the dead and the living), it's a magical/mystical God connection we have and can have all the time with God in our hearts.

[@dougreed2257]

@@ronan310 why? I was 10 years.old in 1970, this song had a profound effect on me at such a young age, though I would have been too young to consider chemical help, not needed, the music is the powerful drug, just my own opinion, no disrespect intended🎶👍

[@MisterWondrous]

@@ronan310 I once had a bad trip on some hallucinogens of the cactus variety, and was brought back to homeostasis by heavy doses of Moody Blues. To Our Children's Children's Children. I never thought I'd get to be a million...watching and waiting for someone to understand me. The mind of God in Nature.

[@nathanhall9177]

Diamonds in my ears.I love that.

[@oldairyheir]

Tunes of the 60s and 70s: Poetry put to music. Thanks, Harri!

[@rogeroran2911]

These guys have been around forever and still sound amazing. Great band.

[@kathyrizzi8754]

I loved The Moody Blues! “ living in the 60’s was great with all the music we enjoyed and this album was one of them. I also enjoyed soulful music as well, thank you for your reaction’s to all the great song’s of yesteryear’s!👍👏👏👏🥰🌺🌹

[@rosiewebster3057]

Love the moody blues

[@kentmains7763]

My Uncle exposed me to this magic when I was just a kid, been a huge fan ever since.

[@mrmullett1067]

First time I heard it, I felt like you .. they make some truly beautiful music, and capture our humanity perfectly. Aroha from New Zealand.

[@dagmar.6954]

Love all the Moody Blues songs. This is one of my favorites. Love the mix of rock & classical music. Most of their records are concept albums & meant to be listened to from start to finish. A lot of them go from one song into another without a complete break. Sadly we just lost Graeme Edge their drummer Nov 11/21.

[@rickycook5522]

Yes sir Harry. I've loved the Moody Blues all my 66 years. Try listening to the group Bread.

[@darcyking6845]

I didn't look at all the comments, but many and didn't see an odd fact about this song/ Apparently this is about Justin Hayward's dad who died. The lyric "There lies a land I once lived in and she's waiting there for me", was a studio required change. It was suppose to be and HE'S waiting, as it is about his dad. To me that makes the song even more powerful.

[@karenb5097]

Moody Blues were my favorite band growing up. There music is so beautiful and I just loved Justin Hayward's passionate voice.

[@guidosarducci]

Thank you so much! Glad you said it's both a 'masterpiece' and 'genius'...because it certainly is.

[@leeann3920]

One of my favorite Moody songs. I just love this!

[@edgarsnake2857]

Harri---I totally and wholeheartedly agree with you on this. Great song; thoughtful, spot on reaction.

[@micheleandrae2636]

I've been a huge fan of the Moodies since the beginning. Their music seems to embody the angst felt by young adults who so much want to loved and accepted in life. One of my favorites.

[@lesleysylvestre6821]

Love this album, goosebumps material. Great to see a younger generation appreciating the music our generation grew up with.

[@maryhuhnke4706]

Masterpiece. Genius. Perfect! ❤

[@glennburch1081]

Justin Hayward and john Lodge, those voices delivering thier magical lyrics will make you cry. Thier sound has always been able to take me on a trip outta here, complete disconnect from reality and into a space of euphoria. In August of 2018 The Moody Blues were inducted into the Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame........where they belong! TY for your soulful reaction.

[@patrickbuckley344]

Well said! They should have been in the HOF- along time ago! Their music is unique, mysterious, and introspective - and has always taken me to another place☺

[@patrickbuckley344]

R I P - The drummer, and poet for them- Graham Edge!

[@davidruland5519]

The Moody Blues were greater than the sum of their parts.Mike, Ray, Justin, John and Graeme. All vital to their sound.

[@richardcollette9884]

The Moody's have a way to transport you to wherever they are...Absolute hippies, their concerts drew some of the best crowds i have been in. Never a concern of danger,fights or any discontent. And now,what happened?

[@timhardin251]

If you get time listen the the extended version of Nights in White satin…the entire song. It just blows me away when the poetry starts toward the end. Also, I love how you connect with the songs.

[@tinareinbergen8113]

The most beautiful song ever,I love it so much.

[@tennislover5763]

It does sound like the live version because it has so many instrumental elements compared to the studio version. In the studio version it contains Mike Pinder playing the Mellotron. In the live version it has the assistance of the orchestra and the two keyboard musicians. There is a distinct difference. It's a beautiful composition by Jusin Hayward and the lyrics paint the listener a picture of learning about life and love. Furthermore, he speaks of an awaken in the morning where he can see things, life, and events more clearly.

[@ericanderson8886]

A seminal prog rock band, one of the best.

[@debbiechang5781]

Can’t say enough about the influence of the Moody Blues on my previously young psyche. Just exquisite music. As you like to say, “diamonds in our ears”. 🌺✌️

[@neilt6480]

I did a fair bit of driving around my country when I was young. I wore out several cassette tapes of music copied from my Moody Blues albums. I had a box of tapes, but the Moodies just seemed to be always in the player. Just perfect for driving long distances.

[@lawrencebenjamin1634]

This song is the anthem of our generation.

[@danielceo4694]

Love this song, love this band! Reminds me of when I saw them I concert in Detroit! RIP Graham Edge.

[@dreamcruzer4743]

Likewise. I must have seen them about 6 times at various venues in metro Detroit.

[@joelliebler5690]

One of their best known and a great tune.

[@dennisgarrison3537]

This generation of music is a moment in time I was lucky enough to experience first hand. The Moodys dropped their first album when I was eleven and I was hooked. They were one of the best ever.

[@jeffreybudrovic7785]

1 of my all-time favorites! It makes me stop and think about it.

[@DSanto-bk6oq]

I last saw the Moodies back in the 90's. I suppose they were past their prime as far as producing hit records, but in that relatively intimate venue, they sounded as good as ever. They've always produced the type of music that makes you feel good in both mind and body. RIP Graeme Edge.

[@highpath4776]

Justin turned out some new stuff into YT over lockdpwn

[@karenmandeville7116]

this was my first concert. 1970. freshman in high school. it was magical.

[@docsmith9915]

Here is an example of how Justin Hayward saved the Moody Blues. And brilliant to put the drums of Grahame Edge in the front. RIP Mr. Edge, as much as George Watts supported the Stones, Edge is the necessary supporter of the Moody Blues. As much as Rick Wright supported Pink Floyd. Brilliant!! Glad to have you learn a song that is over 50 years old, yet exceedingly magical.

[@paulkardash2991]

One of my favorite moody.blues song... it's deep...

[@watchwmn]

My favourite Band,love to see you discovering them...I love all genres of music, but The Moody Blues are my hands down favourite.

[@kathyedleman633]

Try "I'm Just a Singer in a Rock n Roll Band " a little more rock sounding then their usual :)

[@pauldover1403]

Strangely enough, I was just thinking about that. It was very different to this but still a very good song.

[@rogerthomas169]

Or try, ride my seesaw

[@joebaroni5985]

Ladies and Gentlemen.....the Moody Blues!!!

[@bobb9541]

My wife and I found the Moody Blues in the early 1970’s. Saw them in concert twice. One of our all time favorite groups.

[@stephanieo2509]

The Story in Your Eyes is one of my absolute favorites.

[@user-gs2ks7rs9x]

The Moodies were the best 60s/70s band that created sound tracks for the aspirations of the time, expanding consciousness and so on. If, like I was, you were inspired by the positive ideas and vibes of the counterculture, the Moodies were the band to listen to. How spiritually wholesome and blissful!

[@johnallstatemovers9311]

You are correct. It was two semi-songs originally that the songwriter Justin Hayward said that he was fiddling around with. Then, as he has claimed, "Light bulb over the head; they're in the same key, what if I just put them together?" And, QUESTION was born....

[@ChuckHackney]

I am dyill loling for the miracle in my life but boy have I been blessed countless times over 🙏 A prayer for the Moody Blues and for Justin Heyward in particular. Thank you for richly blessing us with your music.

[@gretchenbarr1578]

I was born in 69. This music moves you, no matter what year you were born...

[@coocoocachooglin]

Imagine being on this timeline where all the energy in the universe comes together, atoms, molecules, cells, sinews, bones, muscles, nervous system, brains, soul, spirit and intelligence to create rhythm, melody, lyrics, instruments and ultimately music like this, and we have the ability at our fingertips to record it, store it, and reproduce it at any time, it's absolutely divine.

[@debzvideos]

That fabulous drumming at the end of the song reminded me that the drummer for the Moody Blues, Graeme Edge, just recently died. It's so sad to see the rock icons leave us.

[@johnj2763]

Thank You Harri. Listening to the Moodies is always uplifting and spiritual. The fact it took so long to induct them into the Rock Hall was a sin. They remain one of the best musical ensembles ever to record and perform. RIP Ray and Graeme.

[@pw5803]

It is two songs in one. Grew up with Moody Blues. Amazing.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

The moody blues classic 7 should be listened as as whole LP's. This is an example.

[@joelliebler5690]

Absolutely!!

[@arhatyellow]

Melancholy Man and The Balance together are a blended end to the album.

[@karenwyrick3742]

The Moody Blues is a tremendous talent and definitely one of the most overlooked and under appreciated bands of all time. I so wish I could've seen them in concert. And with all their fantastic music I'd have to say that "Question" is, without a doubt, my favorite Moody Blues song. Love your reaction, Harri!

[@Oldstager]

Harry the song question was originally songs Justin put forward to let the group know he had two unfinished songs. they combined them to make this masterpiece. I listened to the Moodies original line up in 64 at my cousins house. Their songs cover every aspect of life. and I have had the joy of seeing them live a few times. How many groups last 58 years. Great reactions Harry. Keep it going and there are loads more Moodies songs to play.

[@bobduerwald9805]

One of my favorite Moody Blues song is New Horizons.

[@dmCurator]

🚨 This is serious music 🚨

[@philkaiser2313]

You said it Harri! Peace

[@anthonypuzyn194]

Thank you for this heartfelt review, it's a hauntingly beautiful song.

[@joannparker1977]

I needed to listen to this tonight. 🥱

[@robertbailey5239]

Back in the day, the fans were convinced by this song and others that the Moody Blues knew the philosophical answers to the universe. The band were pestered so much they wrote "I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band". You should definitely hit that next!

[@michaelcurtis8419]

This song always reminds me of the Summer of 70', riding in the back of a Volkswagen Van and not a 17 year olds care in the world.

[@michaeltveten8458]

One doesn’t have to be presumptive about his/her world….he/she chooses to…..It’s only when you question everything, that you begin to truly “learn”.

[@debravirden7130]

Hands down, one of THE BEST! LIVE OR RECORDED!!

[@annewoodard6803]

Finally! Someone reacting to one of the greatest compositions ever. 😁❤️

[@Doc552]

I am glad you are feeling the Moody Blues! Harri, you have been very generous with your interpretation of them. It can’t be 2 songs because they are taking you on their journey! I have listened to them since the 60’s

[@debbieplato5107]

I loved this band right from the beginning. ❤ The 60's was a time of looking inward. Questioning the world and gaining spiritual insight. Their music was along that line. I was lucky to see them live back in the 80's. Cheers

[@roberthenson1710]

Awesome Harry, you transported me back to my first listen ,a fantastic piece.

[@Cashcrop54]

The Moody Blues were a breath of fresh air for me. Loved them and this reaction! Thank you!

[@stephenmurphy7714]

You are spot on when you talk of this being two songs. Justin explains that he wrote two different songs and ultimately joined them together to form this one outstanding song. The heavy beginning with fast acoustic guitar followed by the slow melodic middle section before resuming with fast upbeat section where the song began. More drums and vocals giving a far heavier sound. One of the best songs cleverly put together with both a fantastic tune and meaningful thought provoking lyrics. Many more where that came from.

[@The5thGen]

I refused to set foot into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame until the Moodies were inducted.

[@TheDude68305]

Harribest, You hit the nail right on the head. I'm very happy that you have listened to the song and it has gone to your heart That is a masterpiece song I remember first sharing the song years and years ago and it blew me away. In a talent show actually played rhythm guitar to this song many years ago with an Epiphone Explorer. Boy that brings back memories. You know good tasting songs when you hear them for sure. 9:14

[@maureenlayden3639]

Crying…seeing you hear this…thank you, sending love..💙

[@ruthsmith2053]

Such a perfect review and tribute to this masterpiece......Thank you Harri

[@craigwells3655]

Love that you love this song as I do. Semi-spiritual songs are my favorites. They feed my soul, the real me, and help advance my essence back to its true home. The drop will reach the sea of consciousness with the help of such uplifting music.

[@thesoundship]

All their records of the 60 and beginning of the 70 are so wonderful, both music and lyrics. Earcandy.

[@777colin1]

Justin wrote 2 songs with Question, and worked them both together to produce this epic song from Question of Balance. It reached number 2 on the UK singles charts. Awesome band that never disappointed. Loved all their albums. A year ago today we lost Graeme. RIP

[@jamestaylor2920]

I have always thought of it as one song with an extended heavenly bridge.

[@rogerspice7743]

Thanks for sharing your reaction to the Moody Blues. Brought back many memories of past experiences locked in the sands of time. Totally enjoy your channel, you are awesome.