They brought the 60s back! THE MOODY BLUES - No more lies REACTION - First time hearing

THE MOODY BLUES - No more lies REACTION - First time hearing
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[@Buffachip]

I’m definitely more of a Moodies fan with the Mike Pinder influence.

[@bobwilliams6752]

The Moody Blues have always been one of my most favourite groups. Justin Haywards voice is one of the most pleasing I’ve heard.

[@mikewinters6499]

Never Comes The Day, is a Must.

[@garyarnett1220]

The single from this album "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" is absolutely great.

[@ChuckHackney]

Could not agree more. My other fave Moodies song from the 80's.

[@cak813]

“No More Lies” is one of my favorite Moody Blues/Justin Hayward songs. Justin’s lyrics are always wonderful. He tells a story. He’s a superb songwriter.

[@jeffthewhiff]

The Moodys were a great band and this is one of my favorties from them!

[@mackssboo]

"No More Lies" is the second single released from the Moody Blues 1988 album Sur la Mer. As a single, it charted at #15 on the Adult Contemporary chart in 1988. Like the album's previous single, "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," "No More Lies" was also written by Justin Hayward.

[@mrsnookdeb]

The Moodies go back to the 60s

[@debbiechang5781]

John Chu this is a great song. I had not heard this before but it sounds similar to many of the songs on the Long Distance Voyager album. It just has a beautiful feel to it. Nice reaction from Harri🌺✌️

[@Thombene77]

Justin Hayward and John Lodge are otherworldly entities.

[@ChuckHackney]

Spot on comment Harri. Spot on. Beautiful. Unique.

[@marybaillie8907]

You're so right Harri. Truly a blend of music eras. Undoubtedly the sounds of The Moody Blues vocals and harmonies. No More Lies, the Anthem for a lot of men. Lol. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and CRAIG. So enjoyable. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@craigaust3306]

Thanks!

[@keithbrown7685]

Oh? And women don't lie? They do it through their teeth, they do it to each other especially, and if a woman isn't around to tell fables to, a man will do, poor guy.

[@ChuckHackney]

Nothing however can ever touch Nights In White Satin. Moodies at their Apex.

[@ChuckHackney]

Along with I Know You're Out There Somewhere my fave 80's tune from these guys. GReat stuff.

[@helenklimeck-jones4024]

The Moodies have been my absolute favorite band since the 80s. I love ALL their iterations, the core 7, the more synth-pop stuff from later on, but I have to say, this is the hokiest video I've ever seen. LOL. Oh, well. Still a great song.

[@maryannanderson2213]

You should react to Nights in White Satin. I think that's the biggest hit Moody Blues ever had.

[@shanehenderson8756]

Its not only there biggest hit. It's probably one of the best songs ever written. And one of the best love songs.

[@shanehenderson8756]

This is far from one of there best songs. In my opinion.

[@SweetThing]

I think Harri already has.. everybody has..

[@dougreed2257]

​@@shanehenderson8756 i have to agree,it is a lovely song,but compared to the classics between 67-81,it not really in comparison,but nice enough track though.

[@tinareinbergen8113]

Moody blues, Fly me High

[@7bestthings]

Thanks for another great Moodies reaction Harri! Another gorgeous Justin Hayward melody with a great video to accompany it. You are right about the bass, John Lodge is an amazing bassist!

[@SweetThing]

And John Lodge has a great falsetto (on certain songs) as well! 🙂

[@7bestthings]

@@SweetThing Yes John is a very underrated singer and his and Justin's voice make an amazing combo!

[@famat161]

You know, sometimes the right song comes around jusr when you need it the most.

[@signal12hvac]

More Moodies Magic

[@craigaust3306]

Harri - I requested this!

[@John_Chu]

I was just going to point that out, LOL. It's a nice song though.

[@craigaust3306]

@@John_Chu 😂

[@HarriBestReactions]

So sorry Craig 🤭🤭🤭..I had just finished doing a reaction by John Chu..So his name was still in my head😂🤣..Sorry about that

[@craigaust3306]

@@HarriBestReactions No harm done!

[@pncombies]

LMAO

[@thedocofrock1890]

my favorite MOODIES video - and the song is in their top 5 for me

[@laminator72]

You want their best, you need to listen to 'New Horizons'!

[@whackinesstomfooleryinc.7854]

Harri please review The Moody Blues "River of Endless Love" from the same album. Here is a video for it that has the lyrics on the screen as well as visuals that fit the song. A very sophisticated piece of music from the band's 80s period - "THE MOODY BLUES "River Of Endless Love" lyric video with images"... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX2ypGOCicdmrbc

[@scottfarley3644]

60's? Try 1988!

[@khoohockleong7585]

Yes, most modern song and which does not touch on the Vedic religion (Hinduism).

[@readdeeply9278]

I know them from the 60s, not familiar with this song - their older stuff is better lol

[@alanmatthews9945]

I've recently been binging on a swath of albums by the Moody Blues and have become alarmed at how the integrity of both their sound and compositions (particularly those involving john Lodge) deteriorated from the mid-80s onwards. I've come to the conclusion that the departure of Mike Pinder took something really important away from their collective creativity. The sound of synths used (not to mention the horrible sound of processed drums) are jarring and dated now - compare with the subtlety and otherworldly presence of Pinder's Mellotron.....And as much as I admire Justin Hayward as a songwriter this is very poor fair from him - bland, soppy and uninspiring : Compare this example with the melodic magnificence, beautifully constructed arrangements (full of sonic ebb and flow) and emotional pull of his songs on the Blue Jays album...In footballing terms, this is relegation form.

[@NYCOPERAFAN]

Pinder's departure made all the difference. There is absolutely no comparison between the classic 7 albums and those that followed their reunion. Further Ray Thomas was more or less sidelined beginning in the mid-80s, really became the "Justin and John show" from that point on and really mostly the Justin show.