The Moody Blues Legend Of A Band ( A documentary With Music Videos)

[@dianne5086]

I never get tired of listening to these guys.

[@longhaireddj4]

I totally agree.

[@AccurateCrabLegs]

John Lodge’s hair is always impressively sculpted

[@Gary.S]

One of the greatest bands of all time fucking brilliant love them to bits

[@longhaireddj4]

I'm glad you liked this little trip to the past.

[@kirstiarndt8642]

Agreed

[@davidchausse-mi5dg]

Best band EVER hands down.❤

[@karlaabram370]

Excellent documentary! Thank you for posting. I had no idea about the "adulation " trip that their music inspired in people .. "because we asked the questions, people assumed we had the answers " messiahs!!!

[@longhaireddj4]

Thank you for your comment. I learned some things as well with this video. A band like no other.

[@rkmklz7562]

Days of future past and Threshold of a Dream... two of the Greatest Albums of all Time 😊.... Masterpieces 😊

[@EatCow]

Yes at least 6 great albums, I wish they didn't change their style in the later songs but like many others who had great albums starting off and all the one hit wonders never seem to be able to do it again

[@Mikexception]

Their work lives.

[@margotconway8605]

"We're All Singers In A Rock and Roll Band." Love what John said. Love the Moodies forever, you guys made your way into my heart and soul. Great documentary

[@longhaireddj4]

yes indeed.

[@toneechestnut1938]

Yep , with some good grass I’m reliving that time

[@The5thGen]

I recorded this documentary from television back in the 1980’s. Glad to see it again!

[@longhaireddj4]

Thank you. Hope it gave you some happy memories.

[@philverostko1784]

Thanks for loading this to youtube. I had the video of this very same documentary as a child in the 90's. My father got me into the MB's as a child, and I've been a fan every since. I've seen them in concert many many times. The song Tuesday Afternoon has new meaning in my life as of 2016. My first born, a daughter was born on a beautiful spring day, and was a Tuesday afternoon.

[@longhaireddj4]

Wow. You are very welcome. So especially in your life they are truly a legend.

[@bamadad53]

Being perfectly honest I wasn’t a big MB’s fan back in the day but in the last year or two I have come to really appreciate their music. And…I am so glad I stumbled onto this video. This doc is epic! These guys are 1st class men and some of the best musicians OF ALL TIME. As a front man Justin is so humble. Thank you for posting this. From Anniston Alabama, USA. 🇺🇸

[@longhaireddj4]

I'm glad you found my rather eclectic but mostly music channel. And thank you for your comment. They were in their own league.

[@bamadad53]

@ as I have come realize in past couple of years yes they were not only in their own league but leagues ahead of many other bands. After all they were “Singers In A Rock N Roll Band” (one of my fav songs I listen to frequently). If you have more MB documentaries please let me know.

[@longhaireddj4]

@@bamadad53 I will. I've been looking in my archives.

[@carolstarke4406]

Excellent documentary. It was nice to hear each one give their own personal views on their experiences as a band. Thank you for sharing. Love the Moody Blues.

[@longhaireddj4]

Yes the documentary was well put together. Thank you for your comment.

[@trishlochrie3822]

Fantastic documentary 🌟 thank you . I really enjoyed 🎉❤

[@longhaireddj4]

I'm glad you did and am glad you found my channel and took the time to comment. I appreciate it very much. I wished I could have kept in the song "Nights In White Satin"

[@kathyrizzi8754]

I really enjoyed this documentary, the Moody Blues were phenomenal, so darn good. Loved this, loved them! Thank you for putting this together…fantastic!👍👏👏👏💙💙💙💙💙

[@longhaireddj4]

I'm glad you did. thank you for your comment.

[@kathyrizzi8754]

@@longhaireddj4 you’re very welcome!👍♥️

[@deniseloverde1097]

Love this documentary! Haven't watch it in awhile!💙💙💙💙

[@earlbrown2223]

Tuesday morning here loving Tuesday Afternoon then. Peace

[@longhaireddj4]

I like your comment.

[@JaniceFlower-od4vz]

Awesome, simply awesome 😀

[@JoanVioletStretch]

When I saw them live about 3 times they were sensational best music around they’re sound and songwriting geniuses was great sure wish I saw them more often saw them with Patrick too last concert was the millennium one on the Strange Times tour what a show 💙✨

[@dw8840]

Great documentary. Would have liked to see them feature Legend Of A Mind, New Horizons, Dear Diary, Dr Livingston I Presume, 22,000 Days or even Veteran Cosmic Rocker.

[@ravengemini2331]

I would sell my soul to get a look at the rest of the super8 tapes they used on this. (The end credits, etc)

[@longhaireddj4]

Oh my gosh don't you know it! I'm sure they went through many hours producing this documentary. Thanks for commenting. I'm glad you liked it.

[@marybartholomew1213]

Love this❣ Thanks so much for sharing!

[@visualizeprog2874]

Nice documentary. Got the VHS when this was brand new. I do wish some of the concert clips, like "Story In Your Eyes" were not cut short the way they are.

[@longhaireddj4]

I agree. They probably thought the documentary would have been to long. Anyway, Thank you for your comment and I'm gland you found my channel.

[@randyspencer5937]

I love the moody blues

[@longhaireddj4]

They were like no other. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you found my channel.

[@randyspencer5937]

@ you’re welcome

[@margotconway8605]

I love them too. So lucky to have them make music during my life time

[@victoriafain5643]

I really enjoyed this documentary. Thank you for posting. 🙏🏻🩵🩵💜🩵🩵🙏🏻

[@longhaireddj4]

I'm glad you enjoyed it and maybe gave you some happy memories. Thanks for your comment.

[@joaquintamames2040]

Extremely enjoyable! Thank you from Spain

[@longhaireddj4]

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you liked it and also found my channel.

[@ThadStudebaker]

Thanks for sharing! Haven’t seen this in ages.

[@longhaireddj4]

Thanks for you comment. Hope it brought back some happy memories.

[@roserandle6392]

Wonderful documentary! Thank you for sharing.

[@longhaireddj4]

Thanks for your comment. Glad you liked it.

[@yonatangoldman9759]

Very moving stories 1:02:04

[@ngala08]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@GaryIrving-x5o]

I remember the Moody Blues being a guilty pleasure. I wasn't sure why they were uncool, but they were. I loved specific songs of theirs although I didn't care for their albums with the exception of Days of Future Passed. That one was top 10 of all time for me. I'm 71 and in looking back, I think I sensed a lack of genuine authenticity in their music, beautiful as it was. They seemed to be trying too hard to follow the trends and tastes of the public. For me, Ray Thomas' voice was an irritation, that falsetto was just embarrassing. In fact,for me, Ray was the reason the band was uncool. He seemed like John Cleese trying to be a rock star. He just was kind of dorkey to me. All the other guys were very cool, but Ray was the odd man out. Just my opinion, unpopular as it is, even to me. If I were to make a compilation CD of my favorite tracks from all their albums, it would never leave my listening rotation. Tuesday Afternoon, SeeSaw and Question are undeniably all time classics, by themselves sufficient reason to put the band in the Hall of Fame 🏆🎶

[@EatCow]

Moody Blues fans did not accept the later songs in the late 70s to 80s obviously that's what most of your documentary is about, only one or two songs made it like wildest dreams, after the early 70s their music shifted to soft pop stuff and did not interest true Moody Blues fans

[@longhaireddj4]

The band did have a good run though. Thank you for comment. I hope it brought back at least some happy memories.

[@EatCow]

My personal opinion is a documentary should start off in the beginning of their career around 1965 to the present, playing songs accordingly by the year, it's your channel u do what u want, I think it's the difference between 7k views in 3 months to 70k views in 3 months depending on the band you're presenting and the Moody Blues was a good choice