OH MY GOSH!! FIRST TIME HEARING Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin REACTION | Rere Reacts

[@rrerazor_9821]

This bands from erds!

[@RNDReacts]

We’re from erds! 😂😂

[@Isleofskye]

@@RNDReacts Written when lead singer:Justin Hayward was 17 years old like George Michael wrote Careless Whisper,also,at 17. lol

[@williamwallace5857]

Where is erds?

[@rrerazor_9821]

@@williamwallace5857 birmingham! Proud to be an erdonite!!

[@adamseabrook3630]

Damn straight

[@jbear3562]

I was 14 years old when I heard this song for the first time. That was 1968, about a year after it's release. It thrilled me then and still does 62 years later. The Moody blues literally Created the sound track of my life; "Nights in White Satin", "Forever Autumn", ""Your Out There Somewhere" "Your Wildest Dreams" "Tuesday Afternoon", among dozens of others. Thank You !

[@smedleybutler1969]

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 suckles her son; Senior citizens wish they were young Cold-hearted orb that rules the night Removes the colours from our sight Red is grey is yellow white But we decide which is right And which is an illusion

[@brianhowells1547]

Love Late Lament, Graham Edge is a great poet

[@martynadams2011]

Wish they would include this in the reactions- beautiful and adds so much. Thanks for showing the Lament.

[@d.rodrickeamon6133]

We (a bunch of us "radical" high school students in the late 60s) named our anti-establishment newspaper "The Orb." It's banner? "Cold-hearted orb that rules the night..."

[@cindipossidento5688]

I love the lament, makes me want to cry …….. BEAUTIFUL

[@laneishariggan8399]

The longer version of Nights in White Satin includes an original poem by the drummer. Someone below included the poem below.

[@mentalwedgee]

As a young musician there is a valuable lesson to learn from the older music. No fancy production tricks, no video walls or pyrotechics, no dancers or constant costume changes... Just talent and songs with meaning.

[@chrisholland6052]

In case you are wondering, yes, you are listening to a masterpiece.

[@Gary-q8q]

If you enjoyed this, please check out Procol Harum A Whiter Shade of Pale live in Denmark 2006

[@RNDReacts]

Thank you for this

[@Gary-q8q]

It's a magical experience too. You won't be disappointed .

[@smarttvhome335]

You absolutely beat me to this EXACT same comment.

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

​@@RNDReactsYou'll love it!

[@orraman5427]

Another live performance that's up on that level is John Farnham singing "You're the voice" with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

[@morbiouslenoir]

The difficulty with the Moody Blues is that their music is written to be listened to as an album, not individual songs. This is the real way to listen to them. One song blends into another, forming a lush soundscape that takes you to places you've never been. Try "Days of Future Passed" which is the album this song comes from. It takes you through a single day in beauty and splendor. You will never regret the time you spend listening to this amazing band.

[@rubenalvarez48]

Great to see young beautiful people experience the incredible music of the past! Bravo!

[@joepimentel1426]

Moody Blues are very awesome. Progressive rock at it's finest.

[@ckobo84]

I guess I don't know the definition of "rock" 🎸 when it comes to music 🎶, definitely thought it only applied to vigorous up tempo music. But if slow mellow songs are also considered rock I am completely confused.

[@profjohnfrinks]

Certainly the classiest progers!

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

You have genuine reactions. Nice to see a young lady appreciate the classics. Now you know why we’re so chill.

[@MichaelChadwell-x9x]

Lead vocalist and founder of the band Justin Hayward wrote this masterpiece at just 19 years old.

[@blwestern]

Justin Hayward was not the founder of the band. The band had a hit with their original lead singer Denny Lane. check out Go Now.

[@margaretwaters7961]

This concert at The Royal Albert Hall . This entire Concert Orquestra from begining to end . This concert features all of their hit songs . Excellent concert worth the watch . Enjoy .

[@kckelly7889]

Moody Blues Tuesday Afternoon album version is enchanting.

[@sam-wz8tu]

It doesn't get any better than this arrangement of Knights in White Satin

[@romine777]

Another Moody Blue's hit from the same concert is "Question". It's like two songs in one.

[@spirosoikonomopoulos2651]

Thanks for appreciating music!!! What's crazy is that he wrote this song when he was 17 years old!!! Here he must be around 60 years old and what a voice!!! The production and band performance is just Great!!!

[@patticrichton1135]

I am writing this on Oct.6, 2024 and Justin Hayward will be 78 in 6 days on Oct. 14th. I am not sure when this concert was held, but you could be right.

[@alrodack4695]

Not only were the Moody Blues one of the first to use a full orchestra with rock music, the album from which "Nights ...." came from was perhaps the first rock concept album. You should listen to he entire album! Another song that is great with the orchestra is "Isn't Life Strange".

[@sherigrow6480]

It's a concept album. That is, it's thematic meant as an entire musical journey from first song to last. I recommend the full studio cut of the song, including the closing poem,

[@elvishemeon389]

Saw them live back in 90s. Everyone in the arena were so quiet just soaking up this masterpiece. One of my favourite groups of all time.

[@phila3884]

Moodys don't get enough love in 2024. Such long list of radio hits, really deserves a deeper dive. Lucky to see them in concert 1981- Long Distance Voyager Tour.

[@lethasatterfield9615]

I grew up listening to these guys. They were really popular. I saw them in concert when I was in my early 40s, which is a while back now, and it was magical!

[@beverlycoulston8058]

I'm so glad young people are enjoying music. I grew up listening to love your reaction❤

[@ronjoanne5980]

In 1969 & 1970, the brilliant music of the Moodys, and their genius of incorporating orchestral vibes into each composition was very much responsible for my sanity staying intact during my Army tour in Vietnam. I have been a hard core fan since 1966. Now, at 76, I still get emotional when I hear this song. Thanks so much for a wonderful reaction. New subscriber as I want to follow your journey through new musical experiences. Greetings from the great high desert of southeast Arizona.

[@Worthwords2009]

You would have been so fun to spend an evening with - listening to Moody Blues music. FYI - they often inspired lighting candles, heavy "making out" & sometimes even more... ! Cheers!

[@robertmoraga1501]

Saw them 26x. If not for the Beatles, they would be my all-time favorite band. Cool story about them (if memory serves...): They were trying to get a record deal and accepted a job to compose a rock version of Dvorak's New World Symphony. But they hated the gig and decided to record and present a concept album (arguably the first) they had been working on. The record producers were aghast and upset they did not do as they had agreed, but one executive saw the potential in their effort and the album was produced. Days of Future Past chronicles the passing of a single day from dawn to night, using music to capture the "feel" of each time of day exquisitely. We were gifted Nights in White Satin and Forever Afternoon (Tuesday) from that landmark album and their career took off into the zenith of progressive rock. So many lovely melodies, inspired poetry and that unmistakable, sweeping and moody sound. And they can flat out rock too! Peace.

[@jerrypost9651]

I absolutely loved your reaction. This track is from their "Days of Future Passed" album, which wove classical music throughout multiple rock tracks. This was the biggest hit, but a very uptempo contribution was "Peak Hour." There is even spoken poetry dropped throughout the album. It was a mind-blowing departure from other music around it at the time. These guys are absolute legends. 😁

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

He wrote this song about an ex girlfriend who had given him a set of white satin bed sheets. When she was told that he wrote this song about her, she asked him if it was true. When he said yes, she got back together with him. Soon after, they got married and have been ever since.😊❤🎉

[@jeffyount6836]

That is not true he did not marry her.

[@jamespron6844]

Beautiful song ……. Genuine beautiful reaction. Thanks

[@aragorn50th]

What many don't realize is that Rock/ Rock n Roll is the most eclectic form/ style of music to ever exist. It starts with the Blues and Country and will blend any and all other forms into a composition.

[@grahamharley4895]

Great to see your genuine joy from tracks from my era. Like the Beatles were trailblazers, so were the Moodies in Symphonic prog. Thanks for reminding me.

[@ssvr3dl1n38]

This never gets old, especially this version of the song.

[@robertwalker1803]

Lead singer wrote this when he was 17.

[@CrisArnette]

Wonderful reaction!, from a epic song and band!!!!!🎉🎉🎉❤ Thank you!

[@RNDReacts]

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[@Richard-k8x]

Now you know how good they are

[@davidmcc8727]

The Moody Blues were absolutely huge you have to listen to the whole concept albums. This song was written by the lead singer about a girl he was too shy to talk to

[@stuBdoc]

Now you must listen to the Moody Blues "Question", from 1970. Brilliant, and Justin Hayward's voice is unbelievable.

[@hongfang2348]

Days of Future Passed was a landmark album in 1967. White Satin comes from the album. This collection of songs brought classical music into their more traditional rock. Tuesday afternoon was another hit from the album.

[@randlyons7278]

Another job well done, you just took the work in.😊

[@LarryLewis-nz1oy]

I am 71 and saw them several times in concert, always a great show.

[@lazyj616]

I remember being at their concert back in 1970, they just had the band there, the guitar the flute, drums, organ, singer, but it sounds the same great way. Of course it seems more dramatic with the orchestra playing with them.

[@Royal_BLT]

🇨🇦 Moody Blues wrote the music for every instrument in the Orchestra as well as for themselves ! IMHO the Best music written, composed, sung or played in the last 100 years, was performed between 1959 - 1989 #BoomersRock 🇨🇦

[@terrywhitfield9733]

The greatest love song ever written.

[@paulcallaro396]

Listen to the studio version on the 1967 album, Days of Future Passed. It's called just "The Night" on the album. There is a whole additional section at the end which is EPIC!

[@jamescrane2156]

Nights in White Satin - The Moody Blues - in Paris. Restored video!. Promotional film from 1967. Studio version. Not looking for a reaction, but you may want to see this, it’s like a psychedelic time capsule.

[@tinapatterson5022]

Right On! 😊✌

[@paulkane7771]

This was the standard highlight song for many school proms in the late 60's, and even into the early 70's.

[@jonhenke1504]

Justin Hayward the singer yelling out I love you with all that emotion........ Imagine that, when he wrote this as a teenager!!!! Another beautiful song of theirs, "Tuesday Afternoon" is definitely worth a listen!!!

[@jeffreyburley4033]

I am so glad I was around during a time when the absolute best music was written and performed. It was the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Everyday was something new and the radios never stop playing your favorites. I know this sounds like a cliché, but it is so true. I played an instrument in the HS band, sang in the HS chorus, and was in our HS's musical shows. I have experienced all types of music and this stuff is simply the best I have ever heard.

[@patticrichton1135]

I too am glad that I was a child in the '50s, a teen and in my first 2 years or my 20s in the '60s, rest of my 20s in the '70s and was able to experience all the GREAT and AMAZING music that came out of those 3 decades.

[@davidstenton4365]

*SUBSCRIBED* ! You seem to have a knack for picking great bands and great songs.! Props from The U.S.A.

[@RNDReacts]

Thank you!!! I hope you enjoy my vids 🩵

[@stueyday]

Beautiful. Just beautiful. Watching you appreciate music like this is wonderful. Thank you.

[@craigmarkowski7156]

This song came out when I was 7 , We use to sing it music class , I loved it then and it's been one of my favorite songs throughout my entire life , The Moody Blues are in my top 5 all time favorite bands ! They have a huge amazing catalog ! Their song 'Question' is amazing and 'Story in your eyes' !

[@Bill123058]

was lucky enough to have seen them back in the mid 70s. they were fantastic.

[@jimobrien8806]

Top 10 songs of all times! Lock it in!

[@danhartman8582]

Can't wait til you react to Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb - Pulse concert live .

[@RNDReacts]

I've already done it 👀 it will be out next month sometime

[@jamescanole3940]

One of my favorite bands of the 1970's. They were the first live concert I ever saw....about 1972. My friend and I were pen pals through the Moody Blues Fan Club with a couple girls from London and in 1983 they put us two Bostonians up for two weeks at their London flat. If you like classical music, you'll enjoy progressive rock bands like the Moody Blues, Procol Harum, Electric Light Orchestra, Supertramp, Genesis (all these are English bands, BTW.) and many more. I just saw your review of Procol Harum's live version of A Whiter Shade of Pale and loved it.

[@Bernie429]

Another group and song that you might enjoy is Journey and the official music video for the song “Faithfully”. Their Houston live performance of the song “Open Arms” is also great! They have a lot of hit songs so it’s kind of hard to choose 😊 Steve Perry, the lead singer, was known as “The Voice” by many of his fellow artists, because of the quality and tone of his voice!

[@TheToscanaMan]

The Moody Blues are a British band. This song was on their second album "Days of Future Passed" which was released in 1967. You absolutely must listen to it. Mind blowing. I was fortunate to see them in Colorado at an outside concert with orchestra. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Days_of_Future_Passed Love your reaction. ❤☮ Ciao

[@twofarg0ne763]

Red Rock?

[@TheToscanaMan]

@@twofarg0ne763 yeh

[@jonathansmith3742]

An all time classic tune. Some of the finest here.

[@vicprovost2561]

Majestic is right, this comes from the great Concept Album, Days of Futures Past. They had a symphony orchestra on that album as well, you should hear the entire album, it is their tale on a typical day and is a masterpiece! Try Tuesday Afternoon off it and hear more of why this was a great band and a pioneer of merging Rock, Prog, Classical, Folk and Renn into some of the best albums, ever! Enjoy, More Moody Blues please. 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎻🎶🔥

[@bobb9541]

The Moody Blues have been a favorite for 50 plus years. Fans are referred to as Moodies.

[@keithcaserta]

Although not often heralded as such, this group continued the "British Invasion" of the US in the late '60s, when I came of age. Their ethereal music melded well with the psychedelic (mostly US) sounds of the late '60s. This rebirth of their masterpiece with an orchestra speaks to the very long-time persistence of their wonderful music. As an old guy, this music pulls me back to that wonderful, disturbed, happy and sad, incredible time. I hope, when you're my age, that you can look back to the music of your youth with the same fondness and yearning I do. I'm not at all certain that will be, but I hope so. Yours is an interesting, intelligent review. For the next Moody Blues choice, I suggest anything from their extraordinary "On the Threshold of a Dream" album.

[@RNDReacts]

I'm not certain it will be either! That's why the people of my generation need to hear this

[@neilpatrickhairless]

The album version of this is like an entire film score in one song

[@seandobson6221]

The Moody Blues along with Pink Floyd were the masters of the concept album. I always tell people who react to Floyd and Moody that if you want to truly want to understand you need to do the entire album. Most artists will release an album will drop 12 random songs that have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Floyd and Moody tell a story and each song is a page in that journey. This song comes from the album Days of Future Passed. This song ties a bow on a great story. What you don’t get to hear in this live version of the song is it ends with a poem called the Late Lament. My father introduced me to Moody Blues when I was about 6 way back in the early 80s and we owned a flower business and my dad delivered the flowers. I’d fake being sick to get out of school so I could spend the day riding with my dad listening to music all day singing our heads off. So my suggestion for you is to go and react to the entire albums maybe not one sitting but consecutively so you can take the journey.

[@joepowell7025]

This is REAL music not computer generated crap. It takes real talent to produce it.

[@RNDReacts]

YESS IT IS!!

[@joepowell7025]

@@RNDReacts Thank you x

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Ironically, the most recognizable element of this song are the string sections which is a Mellotron. Mellotron was a primitive synthesizer that looped tape recordings of actual instruments. So this whole fable of music before "computer generated garbage" is exactly that. People have been using computer technology in recordings since electronic recordings have existed. Music before computers? You had to get invited or buy your way into a hall to see a composer or orchestra play it. 95% or more of the people reading this would not have been that wealthy or privileged

[@BlueDragon53]

This type.of music is termed Progressive Rock, they were generally regarded as the first. I started listening to them in 1967 at 14 yts old. Tjey were first I belive to do a Concept album songs to be listened to in the order on tje album to gethe maximum effect. Love your smile upon hearing something new!

[@RNDReacts]

They're so amazing, thanks for this info!

[@stpetie7686]

For me personally, these guys and Pink Floyd have been the pinnacle of modern music. It's been that way since the late '60's and I don't see it changing. There are some other bands there too, but they have seniority. I'm glad to have found your channel (from Bob segar) earlier today. BTW, An orchestra and rock/metal music are great together. Each adds something to the other.

[@signal12hvac]

the Mighty Noodies, 16 studio albums, with #'s 2 to 8 all considered concept albums, 200 plus song catalogue, many musical firsts and those 5 guys were considered the worlds smallest orchestra playing up to 33 instruments on a single album. hope you do some more

[@johnvasquez3263]

Listen to the entire album " Days of Future Past" 1967. With the London Symphony Orchestra. Incredible. My brother brought this album home when it first came out ! He actually called John Lodge and Mike Pinder then to order one of 5 Melatron keyboards in existence back then. I was 10 years old, my brother Ramon was ahead of his time as well !

[@hackermusic3355]

I will always thank the Moody Blues for adding some classical culture to the normal rock and roll I listened to back then.

[@EricNess-sc3rh]

So serene and beautiful. The song as well.

[@nathans3241]

More great songs from The Moody Blues: Tuesday Afternoon (My favorite), Ride My See-Saw, Question, The Story In Your Eyes, Your Wildest Dreams, English Sunset, and so many others worth listening to.

[@P-M-869]

This takes me back to Sunday Evenings in college. Sitting in a Pizza shop, sharing a Pizza & Pitcher of beer with my BFF, with this playing in the background.

[@dianemiller3040]

All Moody Blues albums feature musical support from the London Symphonic Orchestra, but obviously this is a special concert at Prince Albert Hall. The LSO usually doesn't perform live with the actual Moody Blues band. The flute is a regular part of their music and performed by a key member of the band.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Some Moody Blues songs should only be played along with it's intro tune for the best experience. 'Departure' / 'Ride My See-Saw' (1968) from the 'In Search of The Lost Cord' album. Must be played together, 'Departure' is only 45 seconds long btw. 'In The Beginning' / 'Lovely To See You' (1969) from 'On The Threshold of a Dream. Each a stand alone but best played together. Some other outstanding tunes; 'The Story In Your Eyes', 'The Voice', 'Gemini Dream', 'Your Wildest Dreams', 'Question', and 'I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)'. They have many more as well buts lets not get to far ahead of ourselves. Cheers.

[@d.rodrickeamon6133]

This cut was on the very first album I bought with my paperboy money, way back. I guess you could say that I was an "early adopter."

[@fredkrissman6527]

Seriously beautiful orchestral music thruout the DaysOfFuturePast concept lp (1967!!!) for you to enjoy Rere. Try their tune from the same lp TuesdayAfternoon!

[@RNDReacts]

Thank you!!

[@michaelbannon6903]

I think you would like hearing For My Lady sung by Ray Thomas (the flutist) live at Red Rock

[@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh]

Yes!!!! Love to see that smile!🥰😍 Could u react to their song Ride My Seesaw?

[@RNDReacts]

Thank you!!!! They made me smile haha and ill check it out thanks

[@tomrahl99]

I second Alexander's recommendation! The 2 performances must go together!

[@ElvisHemeon]

Saw them live back in earl;y 90s. What an amazing group ///one of, if not, my favourite groups. I hit the subscribe and like :)

[@robertpearson8798]

The old joke is “we don’t know what the nights in white sat in but it never reached the end”. Seriously though a wonderful and classic song.

[@markconners6195]

This masterpiece has always given me the chills

[@laneishariggan8399]

The longer version of Nights in White Satin includes an original poem by the drummer. Someone below included the poem.

[@Tomthumb-d1u]

Loved your reaction to this truly iconic song. I am 82 years of age and I was around at the very start of rock n roll music I was a teddy boy and then a rocker and was in a couple of local bands in the 1960s. I was in a band with Rick Parfitt of Status Quo when he was only 14 years old. I emigrated to Australia in 1970 and have lived here ever since. I don't know if you know any of the Beatles songs but one of their songs is titled "Help" well an Australian idol John Farnham has a live cover of that song "Help" which I recommend you check out he has the best voice and voice control I have ever heard...I know you will be amazed when you hear it, he also has a live version of the song "Your The Voice" and in Australia John Farnham is known as "The Voice"...Keep on Keeping on!

[@loveloochay]

🎼 ... majestic .. yeppp !

[@dougdanielson9145]

I remember when this album was first released it was one of my first purchases, and I saw them perform this concert at Red Rocks near Denver in 92

[@starman2337]

Their album with this song is "Days Of Future Past" and includes the London Symphony on other tracks as well.

[@tomroome4118]

"Days Of Future PASSED"

[@philipemery5503]

I was a teenager in the sixties and the one thing I knew was classical music but upon hearing this Moody's rendition involving classical and pop music mixed became a fan. Each of their LP's were little stories made in song. One could lie back with headphones on and float into a magical world when listening to them. Once heard never forgotten

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

For You the Moody blues have Many Hits heere are 3 I find very inspiring 1) Tuesday afternoon 2) Forever Autumn 3) In your wildest Dreams 😊 As always the like button 🔳 has been Illuminated 👍

[@tomroome4118]

Forever Autumn, fantastic tune, was done by Justin Hayward (not the Moody Blues) for the War Of The Worlds soundtrack.

[@FooDogDat]

Such an iconic song and band from that era, the whole album Days of Future Passed should be listened to, it is a concept album that encapsulates a day, and it never seems complete to hear Nights in White Satin without the following spoken poem of Late Lament.

[@lagseova]

Moody Blues had seven concept albums in the 60's and 70s - all magnificent blends of rock and orchestral music. Even this song is taken from a live concert that is breathtaking in its beauty - get a hold of the concert and just immerse yourself in it. Can't go wrong.

[@Isleofskye]

Wriitten when lead singer: Justin Hayward was 17 years old like George Michael wrote Careless Whisper, also,at 17. lol

[@joelong7448]

That ending with the orchestra was still Moody Blues music arrangements on the original album with maybe some enhancements of about 150 extra instruments lol Also, not all Rock bands make every song into power driven rock songs. Many subsets fall into the era, and genre but under the umbrella of Rock.

[@KennyRansom-l5k]

On the Studio Album an important part of this track is the poem that is read over the songs wnding orchestration . Give the studio track a listen . "Late Lament" the poem at the end really caps the entire songs feel . >>>>>>>>>>>> "Late Lament" ... 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 suckles her son; Senior citizens wish they were young Cold-hearted orb that rules the night Removes the colours from our sight Red is grey is yellow white But we decide which is right And which is an illusion

[@colinstevens2691]

Here’s 4 more phenomenal performances you really need to add to your reaction list Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - I’d Rather Go Blind (Live in Amsterdam) Dire Straits- Telegraph Road Alchemy Live Jimmy Barnes & Joe Bonamassa- Stone Cold Procol Harum - A whiter shade of pale (Live in Denmark) All 4 of these will blow your mind 😊🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@toneman501]

You should listen to Boston's first album ...produced and recorded in a basement...most of the gear in the studio was designed and built by Tom Sholz...from components.. Foreplay/Long Time or Smokin'...

[@RonMarkoArtist]

A song written when he was just 19 years old for a girlfriend. Amazing talent

[@Joseph-f9m7s]

I was in Hs in the 70s. Played drums all thru HS and had my own band and we played 6 z Moody songs. It was cool for my whole band to see the Moody Blues in concert back then around 1980. Great stuff. If you like this song you must listen to the studio record version, the long version.

[@markunderwood912]

Hi from Sheffield yes the 60s and 70s the 2 decades i was lucky enough to have been born and grew up in

[@tonydagostino6158]

The Moody Blues were basically the first prog-rock band. This song comes from one of their early albums, the thematic "Days of Future Passed" played with a symphonic orchestra in addition to their usual instruments including the mellotron, an early version of the synthesizer. They didn't use orchestras on all their albums and did some fantastic blues rock, psychedelic rock and love songs. You've got to try Question or Ride My Seesaw to get another taste of their talent.

[@papercup2517]

Tuesday Afternoon from the same album (Days of Future Passed) is the other stand out track, but the album is beautiful throughout and designed to be heard as a whole - one of the first concept albums. It goes through a single day with songs for each time and mood. This is the last track, representing the night time, and is followed on the album by a spoken poem.

[@brianmorris1410]

The original studio version used a Mellotron for the strings. It was the first sampling technology. Indispensable for musicians that could not accommodate a string section. There’s a few KZbin videos of how it worked