OH WOW!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin REACTION

[@chrisholland6052]

Yes, you have just listened to a masterpiece. The five original members of the band are some of the most versatile musicians you will ever hear. Between them they could play 35 different instruments. This is why they require a full orchestra as their backup.

[@sasquatch-7634]

I'm 72 years old. I grew up on great music like this. It's fun to see you young whippersnappers "discovering " great music. There is MUCH more.

[@lynflorentine9023]

Also, 72 and I've always loved this song. I was lucky enough to see the Moody Blues in 1970.

[@brettdrought6181]

This song was originally released in 1967 became a hit. Rereleased in 1972 and became a smash. This was all done before the artificial processing forced upon today's music. These guys had talent and mahy hits.

[@bobb9541]

I've been listening to the Moody Blues since the late 60's. A lifelong favorite group.

[@2kenday]

Justin Hayward(lead singer) wrote this when he was 18 years old!

[@johncollins392]

19 I believe whilst in a bedsit!

[@impudentdomain]

Yeah I was going to say 19 but still, pretty incredible

[@36814]

In a similar vein - Procul Harum performing Whiter Shade of Pale live in Denmark . Another 1960s classic !!! . You will love it .

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

The Moody blues has been around from the 60'S HERE IS 3 more songs you might enjoy !! Like button 🔳 has been Illuminated 😊 1) Tuesday afternoon 2) Forever Autumn 3) In your wildest Dreams

[@cheampeake1680]

The song came from their 1967 concept album (rock opera) Days of Future Passed. The album moved through a day in a life culminating with this song, night. Much loved by many over the years as it never seemed to age out.

[@lynflorentine9023]

I had this album and LOVED it. All of the songs are fantastic.

[@creinicke1000]

I'm a 68 yr old grandma.. when I was a teenager I'd play this album on my record player and go to sleep with it playing.. It was a montage of several songs.. telling a story.. I always felt it was an assortment of dreams.

[@gailsmythe8476]

me to grandma! i to was born in 1956 and this as well as many other moody blues songs were an integral part of my life growing up.😉

[@bobcorbin3294]

I'm 2 years younger and I know exactly what you mean I used to do the same thing.

[@DenOrfield]

I'm 60 years old and Absolutely Love this Song !!!

[@garynorred4643]

@creinicke1000 "an assortment of dreams" I like that !

[@TheToscanaMan]

74 here. I believe this came out in 1967, "Days of Future Passed" was the best ever "concept" album out there. I must have worn out several copies haha. I was fortunate to see them perform in Colorado quite some time ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIm7l5qNort0ndk

[@davidcreager1945]

Omg ! You live in England , and you've never heard of The Moody Blues ! ? ! Lol 😂😂 you are in for a treat.

[@BeesleyMusic]

Didn’t even know they were British till the comments aha!

[@bethanyhanna9464]

​@@BeesleyMusic😂😂😂

[@burnout_2017]

​@@BeesleyMusicthis is why it would be fun to see you do a quick google search after your initial reaction so we can also enjoy watching your reaction to history and lore of the song and band/performer and any odd facts that follow it.

[@seattanf2348]

@burnout_2017 I agree. I'd like it if more music reactors would make doing a Google search and react part of the video. But do it after reacting to the music because sometimes reading info beforehand will spoil the surprise.

[@burnout_2017]

@@seattanf2348 exactly 100%

[@TommyFoundation]

The soundtrack of my life .. I've been to 75+ Moody Blues concerts, first time 1969 .. Justin is known as The Voice .. now 78 years old, still touring and the Voice still the same : When being released Justin tells of how the record company said it too long and you can't dance to it, but as Justin says "What they didn't realize is you could make love to it"

[@janabraam7963]

This is from their 1968 album, Days of Future Passed. You should listen to the track from that album & you will be amazed how great his voice still is!

[@hilarywilliams1909]

Originally recorded in 1968. This the band was from more recently with an orchestra. The original album was one of the earliest albums of the progressive rock genre and had the band's music interspersed with orchestral music to tell the day in a life. This was the "night" of that day.

[@tigerpinky]

Good ole 60's rock n roll. I love this one so much. So powerful. Really enjoyed watching you two discover this.

[@MrPenguinLife]

Keep in mind this is a song they had been singing for decades when this recording was made

[@129robertp]

Saw them 3 times in concert in the 70"s. A very spiritual group. Amazing .

[@geoffpick7915]

An equally good performance with an orchestra is ‘A whiter shade of pale’ by ‘Procul Harum’ live in Denmark 2006. You would enjoy it just as much as The Moody Blues.

[@jamesjones8482]

Great reaction! One of my favorite songs from the Moody Blues. When I was much younger, I bought the album(33 1/3 vinyl record) that had this song. In my mid 70's now, have transitioned to classical music. I still love to hear 60's - 70's rock music. 👍🎹🎸

[@7bestthings]

Great choice for a reaction video! The Moody Blues were a 5 man group (Justin Hayward - Guitar, John Lodge - Bass, Mike Pinder - Keyboards, Ray Thomas - Flute, and Graeme Edge - Drums) that wrote and played their own songs. They blended awesome melodies, introspective lyrics, and unique instrumentation to make incredible concept albums in the 60's, 70's and 80's. They had many hits over the three decades including Nights in White Satin, Question, Story in Your Eyes, I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band, The Voice and Your Wildest Dreams. Thanks for a fun reaction!

[@scottjones758]

One of the most haunting songs ever written

[@kimnapier8387]

This is awesome! My mum used to play this music when I was a child and she is no longer with me, so that song brings memories ❤️. Thank you for venturing into older music 🎵. I appreciate you! Much love from California James and Millie, Archie and Vicki ❤

[@BeesleyMusic]

We hope you are staying safe with the fires in California ❤️

[@marhuf]

I've listened to them for years and they still can belt their songs out today as the did back in the sixties and seventies. Another wonderful song of theirs is called "Tuesday Afternoon" that is a must listen to song.

[@glenngotling657]

Amazing band with many more songs you should check out. Most of the time they didn't have a symphonic orchestra backing them and yet many songs had a symphonic quality. A one of a kind band with classical musicianship and a lead vocalist who could make singing the phonebook sound pleasing.

[@danielwestmoreland6407]

Moody Blues are a UK band and this was released in 1967 :)

[@BeesleyMusic]

Wow didn't even know they are British aha!

[@davidzenner7040]

One of my favorite songs of all time! It’s almost as old as me 🤣

[@daricetaylor737]

There has never been a voice like Justin Hayward before or since!! The Moody Blues are one of my favorite bands of all time.....I have their complete musical history. Got the chance to go to Reno Nevada in 2009 to see them live......it was an experience I will never forget!! Justin sounded just as good then as he did in his highlight years. You MUST hear this with the Late Lament which follows.... Breathe deep the gathering gloom Watch lights fade from every room Bedsitter people look back and lament Another day's useless energy is spent Impassioned lovers wrestle as one Lonely man cries for love and has none New mother picks up and suckles her son Senior citizens wish they were young Cold-hearted orb that rules the night Removes the colors from our sight Red is grey and yellow-white But we decide which is right And which is an illusion The Moody Blues were poetic/musical geniuses! Right up there with The Bee Gees!! Band members, Jan Lodge on bass, Ray Thomas on flute, Graeme Edge on drums and of course Justin Hayward lead vocals and guitar. The flautist was indeed part of the band.....they used flute in many of their songs. They were really revolutionaries with the use of full orchestra behind their rock and roll....they introduced that concept to the rest of the music industry. I was really surprised you had not heard of them or their music as they are British! Again, I LOVE them, you really need to check out the rest of their songs.....there's not a bad one anywhere! Oh and fun fact, each of their main albums produced all had a spoken poem in them! The Late Lament was not their only recorded spoken poem, only their most famous as it was attached to Nights in White Satin.

[@janetsanford6923]

Thank you for putting down the words, I knew all of the soliquiry except for the 4th line, always thought it was "Another day's useless in a year's spent", been wrong on those few words all these years, lol 🤣

[@Rickhorse1]

Originally from 1967, this performance was more than 30 years later.

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

Oh I have a whole library of beautiful music as this. I can not wait to go down this musical road with you. Nice

[@GraniteOwlBear]

The album this is from, "Days of Future Passed", which is one of the first "concept albums" by a rock group. It starts with dawn, the morning, and lunch eventually leading to the the other hit from the album "Forever Afternoon (Tuesday Afternoon)" and eventually to "Nights in White Satin". The use of the full "London Festival Orchestra" was also groundbreaking.

[@sweisbrod6109]

In that recording the guys were in their 60s. The Moody Blues introduced it in 1967. Theres an early version by the Moody Blues that incuded a poem written by one of the band members and recited by the actor Richard Harris (the first Dumbledore) as part of the song. Google "moody blues, nights in white satin, late lament". Check it out. It will add icing to this really great song. Trust me on this one.

[@EpicFrozenMoment]

2 things: 1. This is one of those rare reactions where we can actually see your minds open. What a joy! And 2... I've seen a few other young reactors listen to this, and I noticed how they seem kind of shocked at his all out declaration of those big "I'll love yous". There sort of a reflex to cringe, and then somehow it's ok and you just revel in how beautiful it is. You guys looked that way too. It's quite an open and vulnerable thing to do - yell that out. More please!

[@kevinhouse1015]

Listen to Moody Blues and Beatles as often as possible.

[@EpicFrozenMoment]

So down for your music channel! Yay! Congrats!

[@SocietyRed-sg8ft]

I have been listening to that song ever since it came out.

[@saaamember97]

On The Moody Blue's album "Days of Future Passed" this song actually ends in a soliloquy that is usually left out of Live Performances and the Radio Edit of this song. Even though it is just in the form of the spoken word, I think that it adds so much to the overall feeling of the song, and people who only listen to the shorter versions miss out on so much. The ending goes like this: Breathe deep the gathering gloom, Watch lights fade from every room, Bedsitter people look back and lament, Another day's useless energy spent. Impassioned lovers wrestle as one, Lonely man cries for love and has none, New mother picks up and settles her son, Senior citizens wish they were young. Cold-hearted orb that rules the night, Removes the colors from our sight, Red is grey, and yellow, white, But we decide which is right. And which is an illusion.

[@Theresa-lp9xd]

Amazing performance from the Moody Blues! Good reaction. The flute player is part of the original band

[@barryjurgensen9396]

It was recorded at a concert performed at the Royal Albert Hall, which included backing by a live orchestra. The album was released on 8 August 2000.

[@Maarc-uy3nz]

Justin Hayward was 19 years old when he wrote this and what was probably the very first concept album called “Days of future past” It is well worth listening to…

[@LaLaRunfola6195]

I walked down the isle at my wedding to this song ❤

[@ginny5764]

So glad you are discovering good old music!

[@SpuzzyLargo]

So, you two are going to do music reactions splitting a pair of ear buds? Defeats the whole stereo experience. You each need your own quality headphones to do this right. 😊

[@Reba-123]

Oh god didn’t realise they were doing that…they should invest in decent headphones

[@bethanyhanna9464]

One of my favorite Moody Blues songs from the 80s is Your Wildest Dreams. The video made it feel so nostalgic. But the older I get, the more it really resonates with me.

[@Yvette-b4p]

Listen to their original recording from when they were younger, better yet. Love the Moody Blues! His voice was even stronger.

[@RayDavies-zv5ic]

There is another group from the 1960s that gave a live performance decades later which is equally good, namely Procul Harum singing "A Whiter Shade of Pale" complete with orchestra and choir in Denmark.

[@elizabethrogers8306]

You each need headphones to really appreciate the music. The flute player, Ray Thomas (RIP), was one of the original founders of the band and was a multi instrumentalist, composer and vocalist. Justin Hayward (guitarist, multi instrumentalist, vocalist, composer) joined in about 1966, as did John Lodge (world top rated bass player, multi instrumentalist, vocalist, composer). John and Justin are the two surviving members and still tour separately. The band was formed in the early 1960's and were active until 2018. Justin wrote this song at age 19.

[@elizabethrogers8306]

T0 add to this... The drummer, Graeme Edge (RIP. percussionist, poet), was the first to work towards developing electric drums. Former members include Mike Pindar, an original founder, multi instrumentalist, composer, vocalist, who introduced the Mellotron into the sound, adding orchestral elements which became part of their sound. He also introduced the Mellotron to the Beatles. He left in the late 1970"s. RIP 2024. Denny Laine, (RIP) former lead vocalist, left the group in approximately 1966 and went on the co-found Wings with Paul McCartney. He was the lead vocalist on their first hit "Go Now".

[@annheckenbach9396]

Days of Future Passed, a concept album, so all is connected. Tuesday Afternoon is the other song from this album that got air time. It was meant to be listened to in a whole piece. We did. Occasionally, even an " album" station would play it in it's entirety, as it was meant to be played.

[@tking747]

You will love the 60s and 70s! Enjoy the ride!

[@susanlistman439]

James’ face looks like it hurts from that smile! I’ve made that face for unheard music before too, it’s a great feeling. I can’t wait to see which songs you hear for the first time.

[@johncollins392]

The Moody's started in the 60's,& were touring up to a few years ago,Justin Hayward the lead singer& John Lodge the bass player are still touring as solo artists particularly in the USA where they had the most success!,they have sold around 80 million albums!.

[@deanbrunner261]

Great time to ask the moms about their own favorites from their time

[@cindiherriott3259]

Oh you guys I’m so glad you’re doing this! You are going to have such fun. There is no music like the 70s. (And late 60s and a bit of early 80s). His voice sounds the same as it did when he was 18.

[@WillardWooten]

I bought this Album , Days of Future Pass , with Nights of White Satin as a freshman in high school in Nov 1967 when it came out and still have it.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

It was one of my Christmas presents that year as well. Blew me away when I heard the other cuts from the album. I was your age as well.

[@WillardWooten]

@@HRConsultant_Jeff Yeah the whole album is good

[@mindydillow504]

Oh Moody Blues is one of my favorite bands I grew up with. This is there best song!

[@photobistro]

This was awesome... I would recommend you both to have your own headphones, because older music was mixed in analog... so you will only hear half of the sound mix... parts of it may be in the right and others in the left... also both ears at the same time.. I just don't want you to miss out on the true quality of older music 🎶

[@BeesleyMusic]

Great shout thank you ❤️

[@neonpark1874]

^^^ This!

[@judydalton3812]

this channel could be good for you. Lot's of great music to discover. Open your mind to new things

[@robertwhitney9084]

There has never been a band more aptly named. One of my favorites back in the 70's.

[@anitawright7169]

The Moody Blues are icons! This song is iconic. You should check out the original. His voice is just as beautiful now as it was then. Love them and this song! Love your reactions!

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

In 1967 this song really stood out from the pop music and shouting rock of the time. The whole album was a huge success and they followed it with hit albums every year or two for a very long time, the after a short time off, came back with more hits in the 80's. They still sounded great when I saw them around 2000. Unfortunately, we have lost a couple of them but Justin's voice is still brilliant. Ray Thomas was the flutist and did a lot of the writing and arranging. He was a founding member.

[@wolfe6220]

The Moody Blues are unique. They are in a category all their own.

[@willieb3765]

this is the 2nd edition of the Moody Blues, the first version hit the charts with the song "Go Now", then the lead singer and a band mate left, the rest of the group advertised for a singer and got Justin Hayward (in the white shirt) along with John Lodge on bass. Justin's song writing took the band to another whole level, most people have forgotten the Denny Laine led Moody's

[@danhollifield]

OK, I read all the comments so that I wouldn't repeat anything already posted. This sounded almost note for note the same as the original album did when it was first released. They were proud of being able to reproduce their sound in a live show exactly as they played it in recording studios. They formed in the early-to-mid 1960s, to the best of my recollection. Forgive me, I'm 67 myself, and I was in college in the '70s, so I don't trust my memory as much as I wish I was able to, LOL! --Dan

[@ezm69]

Definitely one where a bit of context helps. 1968 and the band already existed though not nearly as successful as they became after this. The album was Days Of Future Passed and was among the first crop of concept albums. In this case the concept was the day and this was the night portion (with Tuesday Afternoon being the other big hit from the album). Now that said, what’s truly unique is that this album was actually created as a showcase for quadrophonic sound which was a new thing at the time. The record label funded it as a showcase and while I forget all of the details, basically wanted a classical showcase for orchestra. Somewhere along the lines it became a Moody Blues album with orchestra thrown in (no doubt influenced by the Beatles in that regard). The album is one continuous piece without breaks between songs. On the album itself the transitions between songs was I believe the London Philharmonic Orchestra. In the actual songs themselves however the orchestra was not used. A relatively new instrument (keyboard) at the time was a Mellitron which basically used tape loops. The Beatles used one extensively and on this album, the orchestra parts in the songs themselves (think the portions with lyrics) was all Mellitron. It was a pretty groundbreaking album as I said kind of extending from the Beatles work and no doubt also influencing bands to come such as Electric Light Orchestra. Tuesday Afternoon should also be on your list, perhaps the studio version just for some contrast versus a live version from many hears later.

[@buddyvilla7393]

The Moody Blues 1.0 were more bluesy with the song “Go Now” -1964 # 1 🇬🇧 but Denny Laine left the band and Justin Hayward joined about 3 years later. They epitomize “Progressive Rock”. Way ahead of their time!!

[@DavidEckard]

Love The Moody blues.

[@v24231]

So sincere reaction guys! Thank you. Actually, Days Of Future Passed album undoubtedly deserves to be heard from the very beginning to the very end. It's just a chef-d'oeuvre!

[@Gledge9]

I've seen them twice and both times were absolutely fantastic and so memorable, in my top 5 concerts I've ever seen. I was also honored to have seen Ray Thomas' last North American performance and I remember he tossed his tambourine to a fan in the audience at the end, wishing it had been me who caught it. I'll never forget that night. RIP Ray you were awesome. Thx to Justin and John and Graham and Mike for the wonderful music.😊

[@giorgiopolloni7936]

You must listen to their song “Question” which is another absolute masterpiece.

[@Bernie429]

Another live performance with a similar feel is Procol Harum’s “A Whiter Shade of Pale, live in Denmark 2006. It’s one of the most beautiful and incredible performances I’ve ever seen! A true masterpiece ❤

[@MATTHEW-rp3kq]

so glad i got to see them live!!! only concert i ended up going alone

[@christomashofski9160]

This was our wedding song back in 1975. We celebrate 50 years together next August! Congratulations on your recent wedding too!! 🥰 The Moody Blues have had some personnel changes over the years. Here, Justin Hayward (b.1946, age 78) is on guitar and vocals, John Lodge (b.1945, age 79) is on the other guitar and does vocals also, Ray Thomas (b.1941-d.2018) is on flute, and Graeme Edge (b.1941-d.2021) on drums. These are the regular band members seen here. They were a late 1960's progressive rock band, probably the first "grandfathers" of the progrock genre. The full orchestra was contracted for this special performance done post-2000 and is not a part of the actual rock band. The practice of marrying full symphony orchestras or smaller orchestra string sections with traditional rock and metal bands was first championed by guys like the Moody Blues, the Scorpions, and Yes. The practice has been carried to new, stratospherically beautiful heights by the mainly European genre known as Symphonic Metal with great, present-day metal bands such as Nightwish, Epica, Within Temptation, Leaves' Eyes, Sirenia, Visions of Atlantis, Whyzdom, Xandria, and many, many others. You guys have a lot of great rabbit holes to explore on your new channel here, and I'm along for the ride definitely!

[@waynedavenport6053]

It would be worth your while to watch more of this concert on KZbin to see how great they were and their versatility

[@Darth_Lunas]

A music reaction?! Awesome! ❤

[@davidcosta2244]

The full version of the song has a narrative in the middle of the song.

[@Fuphyter]

I saw them live in the 90s. My ex and I went to a casino and passed the theatre and they were playing that night! They were incredible.

[@JDoors]

A friend put this record on (it had just come out) and I was awestruck, never heard anything like it. Contemporary music of the time was pop, folk, R&B and rock like the Beatles, Rolling Stones and The Who, with "progressive rock" like Pink Floyd just starting out. But ... a full orchestra? A running theme (a song for each part of the day, hence "Nights in White Satin")? And of course Justin Haywards dreamy vocals ... uh-hem (that's why the women in the audience were shouting out his name before the song began ... lol).

[@jeffhampton2767]

The best music was late 1960s 70s and 80s 😊

[@theresabeck1029]

Great song!!! Great reaction !!!

[@andyallan2909]

They were considered 'underground music' when they started off. They were first and foremost an albums band and their early albums were very big sellers. Having said that, they did have a No. 1 single hit with 'Question,' in 1970, from their album, 'A Question of Balance.'

[@signal12hvac]

you should listen to this album end to end to understand the concept as with their other 6 concept albums. this band has many musical firsts and all of their 200 plus songs take you on a musical and lyrical journey

[@mileslong9560]

There is an extended version of this song, (not a music video, audio only) from the 1970's that is phenomenal. You should listen to it.

[@johnrodrigues5974]

Please react to the Group “BOSTON” More Than a Feeling Peace of Mind Foreplay/Long Time Smokin’ Rock & Roll Band This was the Top selling debut album of all time in 1976. Brad Delp was the best lead vocalist of the era.

[@flowrpeace]

What a song to start introducing yourself to the “oldies”. This is one of these greatest ever. So much great music from this time period. Definitely check out ELO also, Living Thing, you’ll definitely gets some strings in that. And Procol Harum, Whiter Shade of Pale. These folks sing exquisitely live.

[@debbiewashabaugh9891]

The original album was “Days of Future Past” and all of the songs were a part of a day. The next biggest hit was Tuesday Afternoon. The songs were written as rock with orchestral accompaniment. It was a huge hit. We wore out our first copy and had to buy another album. When my sister took it to college with her I had to buy my own.

[@roger3141]

All the recordings are with full orchestra. Others have mentioned Days of Future Passed which illustrates birth through death, the seasons of the year, the days of the week, and morning through night as the progression of time. Nights in White Satin was written right after Justin and his girlfriend had broken up. She gave him white satin sheets as a gift. She heard this song and got back together with him. They were married and stayed married; the love of his life.

[@elizabethrogers8306]

That is incorrect. Why does this story keep going around?! He wrote this, according to his own words, at the end of one love affair and the beginning of another. The second young lady, Marie, whom he had just met is the one he married - and is still married to.

[@scottjones758]

One of the most haunting songs ever writtenone of the first bands to use orchestra

[@mikemiller3069]

Justin Hayward sometimes watches reactions to his/their songs. I left a comment on another reaction to this song, telling of my experience seeing them in concert in '87 and listing some recommendations. About 4 days later, I got a reply to my comment from Justin Hayward. He is in his late 70s now and a very nice gentleman. We exchanged one more round of comments after that. For songs to listen to, "Tuesday Afternoon", "The Story In Your Eyes", "Your Wildest Dreams", "Ride My Seesaw", "The Voice", "I Know You're Out There Somewhere", and "I'm Just A Singer In A Rock And Roll Band", just for starters. Enjoy the journey.

[@aurielhurrell]

Now 68 my favourite band of all time. First heard a cousins album when 14 and took a few years to realise is was Threshold of a Dream and not Question of Balance which was new at the time. I have all their albums on all different media’s. Saw Justin do his accounting set as he is the only one left touring and he was as amazing as ever. Love the them and love the words which should really be all played again in these turbulent times. Peace, love the planet so forward thinking.

[@Faruk_Rafe]

The Beesleys rocking and rulling on yt. 🤘💪💥🎶🎶

[@ramonalfaro3252]

Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group- The long live version from The Midnight Special!! The 70's was best time for music. There are even a bunch of Country Hits from thev70's that were crossover hits from that Era, and, of course, Motown.

[@craigdoriety9798]

First time I heard this song was when I was 9 in 1969. I had a little AM radio that I used to listen to the local top 40 station in Birmingham. Al. This song got a lot of play at night and I remember going to slerp many times and it playing.

[@jerrypost9651]

So many great songs down this rabbit hole. You said you had a question ... so why not take a dive into their epic tune, "Question." Guaranteed, you'll love it! 😉

[@SteveWalsh-qm3tk]

Seen them live twice, absolutely epic

[@paulwalker9421]

60s 70s band .a great band.

[@Ameslan1]

I LOVE The Moody Blues! Great classic music BRITISH band from England! I hope you will listen to more Moody Blues.. My favorite Moody Blues album is called "In Search of the Lost Chord" One great song on that album is called "Ride My See-Saw" It is a great RIDE of an album of classic Moody Blues songs that can take your mind on a trip!

[@markroberts8864]

Since you are enjoying the groups and songs from the late 60's, early 70's give a listen to Procul Harem, the song Whiter Shade of Pale , live in Denmark 2006 This song was released back in 1967 or 1968

[@urbanmetro]

I saw the Moody Blues at the Wolf Trap in Virginia in 1985. It is an outdoor venue and it was an awesome concert.

[@kowindsurf1590]

yeah!

[@scottjones758]

A new rabbit hole. All songs great

[@johnstanowski9489]

I'm surprised I keep seeing first time reactions to this song where the sample listened to is this "current" live performance. These guys first released this song in England back in 1967. That is the version you should listen too. There's a lot to it that's missing here.

[@jodyarrington8555]

Definitely review their song "In your wildest dreams" - a true classic! 🎶🎵

[@barryjurgensen9396]

the flute player ray thomas he pass away jan 2018 and drummer player graeme edge he pass away nov 2021. the another two performers are still playing with another personnel

[@dennisholzbaur3649]

Between never hearing of the Moody Blues and sharing one pair of earbuds, I’m moving on! Lol