WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Moody blues - Your Wildest Dreams REACTION

WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Moody blues - Your Wildest Dreams REACTION
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[@paulwagner688]

Amber NAILED it. It's about that love in the past. That Crush you had. Do they remember you? Do they think of you? Thank you, Amber for distilling the ESSENCE of this song.

[@tommhill9948]

“Procession/Story in Your Eyes” next - if you want to travel down their rabbit hole of great rock.

[@julianortiz4151]

@@tommhill9948 yes!

[@Robert-vl8ru]

Yep. Nailed it.

[@michaelm6948]

The meaning is obvious by listening to the lyrics and watching the clear story line in the video.

[@almostfm]

Absolutely. I think this is one of those songs that you almost have to be of a "certain age" to fully understand ("Send in the Clowns" is another one). It's funny-over the weekend I did some cleaning and I ran across a wallet-sized photo of my first serious girlfriend, from about 1982. I easily spent a couple of minutes just staring at the photo and remembering all the things we did (including things I won't mention in polite company). And I did wonder if she ever thinks about me.

[@teledanhogan4237]

This is a band with the same gravitas as the Beatles. Every band member was talented beyond measure. Every song was unique, and every album should be listened to from the beginning to the end, as the first 8 albums were all concept albums. They were magnificent, magical and legendary…

[@Shrykespeare]

Interesting that you've done two Moody Blues songs, and they were separated by 19 years (1967 and 1986). In between, they had "I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)", "Gemini Dream", "The Voice", and "Sitting at the Wheel". Justin Hayward had a voice on him, didn't he?

[@Steve_Stowers]

You're not wrong-but it's interesting that two of the songs you picked were written and sung by John Lodge, and a third was cowritten by Lodge and Hayward. (There are lots of other great songs you could have listed as well; and the Moody Blues had four good singers/songwriters.)

[@thomasgill2358]

I have always envied his voice. He may not have a falsetto but he has great range.

[@georgewallerlll496]

Yes, they definitely need to react to the Moody Blues "Gemini Dream", or " The Voice", from Long Distance Voyager, such A good album!

[@dennis2966]

Justin has a unique voice that no one else sounds like. Over the decades I've tried and tried to find another voice like his, but to no avail. When Justin passes, a unique vocal sound will pass with him.

[@johnwells5142]

Justin still sounds pretty good at 76.

[@mikerichards67]

This was a comeback hit for them in 1986.

[@efcruzado]

Their comeback hit was Gemini Dream in ‘81.

[@mikerichards67]

I stand corrected, but five years apart in the music industry I guess you could say it was a second comeback.

[@btgiv6009]

This was a very sentimental song for me at one point in my life. It came out not long after my first girlfriend and I had to break up because we lived too far away from each other. I spent a lot of time wondering what she was doing, and without the internet and social media, wondering was all I could do.

[@melvinsmiley5295]

@@btgiv6009 honestly…I kind of miss those days…social media is just too much negativity…miss a simpler time

[@brt5273]

​@mikerichards67 I'd agree it's a sort of come back. MTV was several years old at this point and the videos had really changed the perception and focus of popular music. Bands like Moody Blues were realizing the had to hop on board or possibly get left behind.

[@robertg7396]

This is my favorite Moody Blues song! Vocals are so smooth. 😊💙 *It has such a relatable message too. I know it does for me anyway.

[@Keykey74]

I relate to it, too - I think many of us who have a lost love can see ourselves in this song 💕

[@robertg7396]

@@Keykey74 Absolutely. The older you get, the more the sentiment of this song resonates.

[@bobbyd968]

My son loved this song! He used to sing and hum it in his room. "Tuesday Afternoon" and "Go Now" are two of my favorites, along with "White Satin" which you covered.

[@harlandnelson8278]

The sequel to this song is "I Lnow You're Out There Somewhere". Both songs got heavy play on MTV.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "The Voice", "I'm Just A Singer In A Rock n Roll Band", and "Question" !!!

[@kbusby4824]

I would add Tuesday Afternoon.

[@heinzspuerkel]

Yes 'Question' would be good

[@aprilgallimore9636]

My boyfriend was security for concerts in the early 80s. He met a lot of performers. He said The Moody Blues were the nicest guys and put on a great show. He later went to several shows as a fan, he became one at that one concert.

[@bobminnie8950]

I Know You're Out There Somewhere is the sequel released in 1988. The Moodies have so much wonderful music to offer

[@carolyncappitelli1460]

Yes! They HAVE to do part 2!!

[@nancysmith8626]

I forgot about that one. Thanks for the reminder!

[@RaeRaeOR]

I absolutely love the concept of a song with a sequel

[@chrisolivo6591]

This song came out in 1986. The Moody Blues in the 60’s/70’s were progressive rock and then adapted to more pop songs (like this one) for the MTV era in the 80’s. Very underrated band.

[@krisdoggett483]

The Moody Blues are such a talented band. Please come back to them. "The Story In Your Eyes", "Question", "One More Time To Live", "Legend of A Mind" and "Tuesday Afternoon" are good follow-ups.

[@joannecunliffe8067]

Seconded. There are so many great Moody Blues songs (and solo songs by Justin as well (e.g. "It Won't Be Easy" kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXq4omijgbSXoK8 )

[@artiewithers6980]

I would only add Melancholy Man.

[@krisdoggett483]

@@artiewithers6980 Yeah true.I would have listed all their songs from the first seven albums but that'd been a long list 😉

[@MrSmokingfrog1]

Forever Autumn.

[@RDGray]

Tuuuues..daaaaay...aaaaaaafternoooooon. Except it's now Tuesday night.

[@51Dss]

Glad you did this review - I think you guys are not yet old enough to harken back to a "most nostalgic time" in your lives. Right now you are a young family building what will eventually be your own history - times you will look back upon with deep emotional and bitter-sweet nostalgia. Moody Blues got started in the '60s. The woman in this video clearly was deeply in love with that man and with her life and all of the times they had together. She never really let go of that part of her life. She longs for a chance to relive it just a little - she tries to connect with her long lost love. How wonderful we all would feel if we could just relive that one special summer love - or that year in college...to once again if only briefly to feel and to smell and to hear and to touch those experiences...but we cannot do that. time has moved on and left those times permanently embedded and bound together with the emotions - the feelings of youth, freedom, companionship. It goes by so fast. During those special times we never imagine that it will not last but for a year, a semester...a summer...and then we are swept away from our reverie by the forces of time and obligations of grown up lives...as men and women - no longer young and free to do and to live as we chose to do when we were 19 and twenty..

[@aru7233]

Great point. I was born nostalgic (I think many Gen Xers had nostalgia sort of dumped on them by our Boomer parents, lol) but this song clicked so hard with me even when it came out and I was a kid--the gorgeous romance of someone looking back on their first love, not to mention the poetry . . . I remember skies reflected in your eyes . . . once beneath the stars, the universe was ours . . . it captured that starry-eyed feeling of first love so well! All of the Moody Blues' music was so evocative and melodic, but this one made me understand the rosy dizziness of young love even before I'd felt it!

[@jimmuratori7458]

Absolutely beautifully put 51. I had a fling with a gal from California (I'm from Chicago) and it was a great time of my life, my first big love, but she wanted to go back to Cally and I wasn't ready for any commitment. When this song came out years later it reminded me so much of our year and a half fling. I love the Moody Blues, my wife and my first song at our wedding was New Horizons from 7th Sojourn.

[@davexvs]

so so true

[@rods1379]

You said it exactly the way I feel. Thank you

[@51Dss]

@@aru7233 lovely reaction to the song. I am a boomer myself. Poetry and music of such high quality is universally understood across generations to those who are ready and equipped to receive it.

[@HavocWWC]

For those of us that were around when "Nights In White Satin" was a hit, the songs they did in the 80's meant a lot for us because we had a chance to hear them on the radio once more. Aside from this one, you could check out "The Voice" and "I Know You're Out There Somewhere".

[@tonytyrer9340]

This is about unrequited love. She's the girl he leaves behind in the sixties.When she sees his band advertised decades later, she leaves her husband to go to the concert. There he is, the boy who left her to become a famous rock star! As he's being hustled out backstage, he sees his first love and their eyes meet. They are parted for the second time. The director's recreation of the sixties is spot on

[@cindyp1033]

Now do the followup video, I Know You’re Out There Somewhere

[@tammygregory5452]

Tuesday Afternoon is an eerie, gorgeous song by the Blues!!

[@quincee3376]

I'm happy they finally got into the R&R HOF. Great band in any era.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Hadn’t heard that….Cool! It’s waaaaay past due! Decades past due

[@quincee3376]

@@helenespaulding7562 agreed.

[@Paladin70]

Thank you so much. I asked for this a while back. I’ve seen them live close to 20 times going back to the 70s. As good as they are here, they are absolutely incredible live. They’ve done shows with an entire symphony orchestra down in front of the stage as accompaniment. This song was from 1986 and is about wondering about a long lost love. Their song I Know You’re Out There Somewhere continues the story so now you must listen to that. They started out around 1964 with their song Go Now. I was in junior high and pretty much wore out the 45 record. Would also be a good listen to hear the contrast from where they started to where they ended up.

[@emilywilhite5807]

The Moodies was the first concert I ever saw when I was 15 years old. Oh what a memory.

[@AFHardt-en7ek]

I love the Moody's and saw them doing their 25th year anniversary tour at Red Rocks backed by the Colorado Symphony. I love everything Moody's!

[@Paladin70]

@@AFHardt-en7ek Saw them the same year in Pittsburgh with the Pittsburgh Symphony and I have the DVD of the show you were at. I saw them in five different decades and people who never saw them live don’t know just how special they were.

[@Paladin70]

@@emilywilhite5807 They were my oldest daughter’s first concert too. She was six and sat on Dad’s shoulders the whole show. She’s now 43 and is still a fan.

[@meierlinksd4996]

Oh, yes, "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" is definitely the sequel to "Your Wildest Dreams". However, the "finale" to these songs by them, to me, is ... "Question". When the crush/love does not love you back and you open your eyes to who the person really is. "That all the love you've been giving ... has all been meant for you".

[@josephdurham6051]

"Tuesday afternoon" is another great song by them.

[@andreasoice5905]

One of the best concerts I ever went to! Beautiful summer night outside at Kings Island amusement Park back in like 89. They have no bad songs!💖 huge orchestra!

[@aleinstein3223]

Same

[@thomasgill2358]

I saw them with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra that same year. Fantastic show.

[@Oldstager]

The Moodies lasted 54 years performing around the world. From ‘go now ‘ in 1964 to performing live in 2018. I saw them three times and also Justin and his group even later. We saw Justin a few months ago 22. A class act and a group that went from progressive rock to writing beautiful love songs. They changed massively when Mike Pinder left. Thank you for reviewing this song and it was followed by ‘I know you are out there somewhere’ and the two songs boosted their careers as the second coming.

[@brandolph83]

The Moody Blues was a staple of 60s rock, they developed a unique style all their own. They stayed strong in the 70s, and then in the 80s released some of their best material. Always staying current, but somehow staying themselves too. Remarkable band.

[@sunnybearbuds]

Agreed.

[@atuuschaaw]

My *trips* with "The Moody Blues" began in the late 60s. Their best work for me was between '67 and '72. Every album was a journey! ♥

[@Cynthia...]

One of my favourite bands with so many great songs. If you haven’t heard their song Go Now, it’s well worth a listen. It’s one of my favourites by them only because it’s a little bit different than the usual stuff.❤

[@thomasgill2358]

The Moody Blues are one of my top 5 all time bands. This is a fantastic song. I grew up on their early work in the late 60's. This song came out in the 80's. I think Jay would be prefer "The Other Side of Life" and "Stepping In A Slide Zone". The Moodys can do it all. Their music works better with live performance videos than MTV style videos. I've seen them live twice and both times were fantastic.

[@joannecunliffe8067]

"The Present" is one of my favourite albums especially "Blue World", "Sitting at the Wheel" and "I am". My favourite Moodies track of all time is "Vintage Wine" from "Sur La Mer" but I grew up (as a kid) on the early 60's tracks (like "Tuesday Afternoon", "Lovely to See You", "Gypsy", "For My Lady" and so many more). Always loved them. Always will. Like you I've seen them live as well (but only once alas). It was around when "Keys to the Kingdom" came out with "Say It With Love". Probably my favourite band (but I do like so many). Jo.

[@thomasgill2358]

@@joannecunliffe8067 I used to have all the early albums on vinyl. Unfortunately, they didn't survive a move across country. My favorite was "In Search of the Lost Chord". My son really loves 'The Other Side of Life".

[@joannecunliffe8067]

@@thomasgill2358 Such a shame but vinyl is fragile isn't it? Being in IT, I ripped all my Moodies vinyl to FLAC and MP3 in the early 2000's but later rebought the albums on CD. Obviously these days they're all digital but on my own server (I love ye olde Logitech Squeezebox players).

[@thomasgill2358]

That would've been nice but that technology didn't exist back in the late 70's. 😁

[@gkiferonhs]

This is another band that did a great concept album. Their album Days of Future Passed takes you from dawn to midnight. You've already reviewed one of the songs "Nights in White Satin" from this album. Just for your own edification, you ought to listen to the whole album all the way through. (like three kids are gonna let that happen). Luv you guys

[@rmhartman]

Oddly Enough, "Lazy Day" wasn't on that album.

[@veryc7437]

Thanks guys for reacting to this song. I love the poetry and musicality of Nights in White Satin, but this one is very special to me, because it exactly captures that feeling of thinking about that first true love, and more than that, reaching out to see what they're doing now and perhaps whether they still have feelings for you (as you might still harbor for them). In 1986, there was no Facebook, so people often lost touch or drifted apart when they went their separate ways. Other than chance meetings or a phone call or card/letter our of the blue, there was no easy way to stay in touch. This song is about that long lost love, but also making the effort to reach out to them, and maybe taking a chance and seeing if there is still a spark.

[@sunnybearbuds]

Excellent. Very well put.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

‘Question’ is a reaction-worthy song. Certainly one of their best songs. It hits me on many levels each time I hear it. I think you’ll both love it. :-)

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

So glad you've jumped down the Moody Blues rabbit hole. 🐇🐇🐇 May I recommend *Tuesday Afternoon*.... which was released on their 1967 album Days of Future Passed, a concept album chronicling a typical day. It's not just a "song", it's an experience. But, Days of Future Passed is a concept album, and definitely deserves to be listened to in its entirety, eventually. *In Your Wildest Dreams* may seem slow, however, I would classify it more as a ballad. Many people think a particular song is slow when it's ready a ballad, there's a difference. Their work with sympathy orchestras is what makes them so special. Hope to hear more of The Moody Blues from y'all soon!! ❤️😊

[@empmaximus1]

Thank you for being awesome! And making us smile!

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

I remember when this came out, it was like, "oh, cool, the Moody Blues have new material!" And it wasn't like a massive hit, and it wasn't a lot like their earlier stuff, but it did bring some attention back their way. Encourage you to check out more of MBs catalog -- they definitely set themselves apart.

[@nancysmith8626]

Agree! I feel like somewhat of the same vibe surrounded "Touch of Grey" when it was released in 1987 by Grateful Dead, with the exception that it was a pretty big hit. I know not everyone liked the new "pop" direction the song took, but it's credited with bringing the Dead new attention and new fans.

[@KansasDave1]

It actually was their first top ten Hit on the Billboard chart since Nights in White Satin a decade and a half earlier

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

@@KansasDave1 Oh, really? I didn't remember it being THAT big, but I was into other stuff at the time. I sit corrected.

[@KansasDave1]

@@OneThousandHomoDJs peaked at #9, the last time they would reach the U.S. top ten.

[@bgcloon]

@@nancysmith8626 Oh, yes, exactly. I remember a magazine article that came out at the time, which basically started out "The Moody Blues and the Grateful Dead are bands which have been living off their old hits for years -- but now they suddenly have new material on the charts!"

[@jaymckishen7378]

The way his voice lowers on that last 'in your wildest dreams' always puts a lump in my throat and I get teary eyed.

[@someoldatheist6712]

my personal favorite moody blues song is "Tuesday afternoon". Yall really need to check it out.

[@davidelswick6660]

The Voice is another great song by Moody Blues from just a few years before this one. (81)

[@davidahart2113]

This era of the Moodies was like the "Updated" Moody Blues for the 80s. There's way more to dive into; their earlier music and the later. The later includes my favorite song of theirs of this era, "The Voice." The earlier era Moody Blues song, from the same album as Nights In White Satin, is "Tuesday Afternoon."

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

I LOVE this song so much. Loved it since the 80s.

[@efcruzado]

“Nights In White Satin” was ‘67 and “Your Wildest Dreams” was ‘86. That’s why they sound different. Check out “Gemini Dream” and “The Voice” next.

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Amber wins 🏆 this is a solid 1986 song. The Moody Blues did have hits in the 60s and 70s "Tuesday Afternoon", "I'm Just A Singer", "Question" This was a rebranding to a pop sound during the 80s "I Know You're Out There Somewhere".

[@donnabeaudin9114]

I remember seeing the Moody Blues in concert twice. They were older, but what struck me was how much they loved what they were doing They were having a blast and that vibe spread to everyone there! People were on their feet dancing and singing! Best concert experience I’ve ever had!! Believe me, keep checking out their songs from time to time, you will be surprised by the wide variety of sound that the Moody Blues have given us!!

[@user-dz3zi8ug6o]

The song is about remembering back to the 60s, when the band first started out. He went on to fame, and she was left behind. She ended up marrying someone else, but couldn't forget how he'd made her felt, her first love. Marriage and two kids later, he's famous, and all she can think about was what might have been. So she goes to their concert, and the reunion she'd hoped for was thwarted. Segue to the next song, 'I know You're Out There Somewhere', where he'd seen her at that concert, and kept searching for her until he found her.

[@keithbk]

Blue World, Watching and Waiting, and The Voice are three of my favorite Moody Blues songs.

[@JayCross]

Their song "Question" was the first one that really grabbed me, but after listening to that album, I really enjoyed their earlier music as well.

[@rarelycares8416]

Moody Blues were a 60's and 70's group, this song was from their mid 80's comeback. Easy to see how you hear the 70's influence in their sound. For future reactions I would say go early again..."Go Now", "Tuesday Afternoon", "Voices in the Sky", "The Story in Your Eyes", "Isn't Life Strange", "I'm Just a Singer", "Blue Guitar" and many more.

[@chetcarman3530]

My fave Moodies track at times & the other half of the "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" story.

[@sachaput]

The Moody Blues were probably one of my favorite groups. Seeing them in concert was a highlight.

[@danastearns7939]

awe, The Moody Blues. Love this exceptional music. Some music critic back in the day when they first appeared with The British Invasion, had said that rock blended with an orchestra would not last long. Their 1st top 40 single was "Go Now" in '64 and their last top 40 single was "I know you're out there" in 1988. Not bad for a group they said wouldn't last very long.!! They released the 1st true concept album - Days of Future Passed - in '67 (Nights in White Satin was on that album but wasn't released as a single until 1972), but another song off that album, "Tuesday Afternoon" was released as a single and hit top 40. This song was released '86, followed by "Other side of Life" in the same year. My fav was "The Voice" - released in '81. The songwriting for their music were shared among several of the band members but the primary songwriter/lyricist was the lead singer - Justin Haywood - extremely under recognized as both a songwriter and singer. The band was considered rock/progressive/pop genres. They have often been called "The Thinking Mans' Band" - as the lyrics are deep with multi-dimensional meanings depending on personal/individual interpretations. They released something like 16 studio albums, of which 12 went Gold/Platinum in the US, Canada and the UK; 24 compilation albums, 5 of those went gold/platinum in US, UK and Canada; and over 30 singles that did go top 100 billboard charts with 12 in top 40 chart. Sadly several band members have passed on, but Justin Haywood still does some solo concerts featuring many songs that he has written. Hope you react to more of their music.

[@traci4187]

This was later in the Moody Blues' discography. I like their earlier stuff best, but this is the one of their later songs that I've always liked, simply for the nostalgic lyrics and feel.

[@TheRealMrBeercan]

The Moody Blues was a late 1960s band. Their hits were "Nights in White Satin", "Story In Your Eyes", and "Tuesday Afternoon." Their song "Your Wildest Dreams" was a come-back they released about 1986. They had been out of the lime-light for about 15-years when they released this.

[@pattygault3848]

This was an 80’s song (86, I believe), like many artists, The Moody Blues had hits in several decades throughout their careers.

[@exley8100]

I'm sure it's been suggested but I'll throw my hat in. "Question" is hands down my favorite Moody Blues song. Thanks guys!

[@markharris1125]

Yes, I much prefer this one to 'Nights in White Satin'. I can't for the life of me comprehend how this can be called 'slower' than 'Nights . . . ' This is a beautiful piece of nostalgic love-song writing by Justin Hayward. It always brings a tear to my eye as it makes me think of a few instances of what might have been. There's a sequel too, 'I Know You're Out There Somewhere'. After that one, though, give Justin's songs a break and listen to: 'Survival' or 'Nervous' - singalong anthems by John Lodge (the one who didn't like Justin having a girlfriend in the video) 'Painted Smile/Reflective Smile/Veteran Cosmic Rocker' - an absolute belter by Ray Thomas

[@rosshageman951]

One of my favorite concerts of all time was The Moody Blues with orchestra. It was fantastic

[@rmhartman]

The Moody Blues were late sixties, early seventies. Then stages a comeback in the mid eighties. This song was from the comeback, but their sound still carries their history.

[@xzonia1]

I had to do some tree trimming today, so I'm a little late getting online tonight. Great ear, Amber! This song is from 1986 when I was a teen, and I've loved it ever since I first heard it. I think their song The Story in Your Eyes will be more Jay's speed (especially when the piano starts), but it's got a 60's feel (released 1971) that you'll enjoy, Amber. :) I see you reacted to Dances with Wolves!!! I'm going there right now!!! XD

[@julianortiz4151]

I was a kid in the 80s when this song was released. I was already familiar with The Moody Blues because my dad liked them and I always got a kick when bands that my dad grew up listening to in the 60s would release something contemporary. This song got me into going back and listening to their old albums from the 60s and 70s and I’ve been a fan ever since. So many great songs by these guys. The Story In Your Eyes is a must listen to. Jay will appreciate it because it’s much more of a Rocker than this one but, keep listening to it. Slow and soft or not, Wildest Dreams is a terrific song.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

My favorite song from them. Mellow, catchy, just makes me feel good and it oozes nostalgia for me. Glad you all fell in love with this underrated gem

[@_Robsquadreactions0]

Thanks for the love and support ❤️ Dm me above on telegram 👆👆⬆️ You won Something.....🎁🎁

[@marksausedo7137]

These guys were so ahead of the curve. , their music still stands up today .

[@markogle1417]

You need to see the sequel to this video. It’s the song “I know you’re out there somewhere “. It picks up where this video leaves off.

[@robertcherman]

One of their other big songs is "Afternoon" that might be my favorite. I still say, you can never really judge a song until you hear it 3 times, unless it's really bad. This is one of those weird songs, the more you hear it, the more you like it. This song is all about lyrics and bass, both are so smooth, and so easy for people to sing a long. Nights in White Satin is one of those very iconic songs, that I would assume most people would request. What is kind of weird, out of Kalamazoo, MI there is two radio stations broadcasting from the same building I believe, 107.7 which was hard rock and 103.3 which was pop. 107.7 played Nights in White Satin all the time, and 103.3 played Your Wildest Dreams all the time as well.

[@Amm1ttai]

It's funny, Jay was saying 60s/70's and Amber said 80s. Moody Blues started mid 60's but this particular song was released mid 80s'

[@kathyrizzi8754]

Omg, my favorite band of all times, love The Moody Blues! 👍👏👏👏♥️♥️

[@marybaillie8907]

This was the Moody Blues 1986 highest charting song since Nights in White Satin In 1982. Just another great song, typical with great vocals, beautiful instrumentation and lyrics that keep you invested. No other band quite has their beautiful presentation, so recognizable. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@sunnybearbuds]

We love you, Canada! Nicest people I've ever met.

[@marybaillie8907]

@@sunnybearbuds Thank you. What a wonderful compliment. 👍✌️🎶🇨🇦

[@sunnybearbuds]

@@marybaillie8907 From the heart, Canada!

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Moody Blues "CANDLE OF LIFE" ❤️

[@wgnation351]

The Story in Your Eyes is a Moody Blues must hear.

[@DavidKing-ut9wr]

The Moody Blues were called “the thinking man’s rock band.” They had so very many hits and so very many moods that only a dive into them could bring out all their sides.

[@PickleBoot_Arts]

"The Voice" and "Gemini Dream" are a couple great Moody Blues hits for you.

[@lyndagolding6301]

I love the Moody Blues. The song "You're Not Here" is so kind of hauntingly beautiful. Tuesday Afternoon is a bit livelier so you might like that one.

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

Oh i love the Moody Blues. Such a cool 60s vibe (even in the 80s lol).

[@salsanchez4177]

This song means the world to me. Shes gotta be in her late 60s by now. Back then she was just a young woman going thru a divorce. I was....younger. We bonded over backgammon and tennis. This song always triggers those memories of that year and i literally zone out, finding myself back in those old hallways.

[@myownchannel247]

It’s the unmistakable sound of the 80’s, love it but I gotta say their song Tuesday Afternoon is much better and imo as good as Nights In White Satin, the algorithm doesn’t know what many of us know 😃😛

[@ken12603]

A few more from this time frame in The Moody Blues career are "Gemini Dreams", "The Voice" and "I Know You're Out There Somewhere".

[@melaniemavromaras4902]

I just love this Moody Blues tune. This one brings back some very nice memories/ time in my life.💕and yes I still remember and think about it, especially when I hear this song. I love at the end when he drops his voice and says the last 'in your wild-est dreams'

[@dr725]

This came out in the 80's. This one kind of made me a fan when I was a kid then.

[@johnnielson4341]

Absolutely the best of their songs.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Moody Blues "Tuesday Afternoon",, "The Story In Your Eyes" & "Ride My See Saw"

[@do0ranfrump260]

You've got to do the folllow up to this song, "I Know You're Out There". The songs together tell a story.

[@ericwilliams1031]

This song is from the mid 80s. The Moody Blues biggest classic songs are from the 60s and 70s. "Ride My Seesaw" "Tuesday Afternoon" "The Question" "Gemini Dream" "The Story In Your Eyes" "I'm Just A Singer"

[@steved525]

I love this band. They have been around since 1964 and this one is from 1986. Only inducted into the Rock and Roll HOF a few years ago. So many outstanding songs but I love their singing and harmonies the most. Thanks for reacting to this one.I agree their best work was in the early 70s IMO (Just a singer a rock and roll band, The Story in your eyes, Tuesday Afternoon etc).

[@miniheart123]

There's a part 2 to this song, it's called, "I know you're out there somewhere" it's really nostalgic for me, it reminds me of my parents, my Dad was a Radio Disk Jockey

[@seandobson6221]

The Moody Blues are an experience like Pink Floyd. You gotta do complete albums so you here the vibe.

[@karenthomas4849]

The voice by Moody Blues is a great song

[@alrodack4695]

Definitely should dive in more! They could play soft and hard. So far you have heard the soft side. A unique band in that they had hits over three decades. Also all five members wrote the songs and four of them traded lead vocals. For the other side try "I'm Just a Singer", "Ride My See Saw" and "Story In Your Eyes"

[@waltw4537]

"Question" is a great Moody Blues song. A little ELO in the intro, right? Oh yes, this is a great video also. Thinking early 80s but not sure. Actually, Moody Blues have a way of tugging heart strings, though. Jay, "Question" is fire. Nice reaction. Thanks!

[@micah3823]

The Moody had their first hit in the late 60's but this particular song was from the early 70's.. Very under rated band....

[@johnnelson3665]

1986. But this band was in their prime from 1967-1972. They were an equal to the Beatles during that time.

[@THEBurg79]

If you count the pre-Haywood/Lodge Moodies, their first hit was in the EARLY 60s. The band was top tier from the Days of Future Passed through the Octave albums. I actually have them above the Beetles during that time period. They WERE the progenitor of progressive rock. Mike Ponder left the band after Octave. Mike was the driver of the orchestral sound of the band and with his departure, they became just a VERY good band. Concentrate your interest on the "Core Seven" albums and Octave and you won't be disappointed.

[@midtwnscott]

If you're interested in checking out more of the Moody Blues, try "Tuesday Afternoon." It was from the same time frame as "Nights in White Satin."

[@gaetanoschristmaschannel]

This is the best 80's Moody Blues song. We all think about our first loves and if they ever think about us.

[@robertwalko2904]

When they were all still touring, they closed every show with Ride My Seesaw - so I would strongly suggest that one. It's from the '60s Moodys and not the '80s. Justin even has a guitar solo!

[@rick5482]

Moody Blues from 1960's through 2000's, what a talent!

[@johncarpenter3751]

My first concert ever was The moody blues in 1989, I was 7yrs old. Of course I was just being brought along for the ride because my parents dug this band a lot. Now as an adult I can see why

[@burtonmediaprod]

As others have stated, this is from 16 or so years after Nights In White Satin. It was good for the 80's and us fans are thankful they continued to make music. The actually had a good run in the 80's. But their early stuff is on a totally different level. Keep exploring the Moody Blues!

[@peggyhill8539]

One of my favorites is “Question” from their album “A Question of Balance”. So much emotion!!! ❤

[@KateinLB]

I love the Moody Blues! Lots of great suggestions of other tunes. One of my favs is Tuesday Afternoon. Wonderful reaction, mission accomplished- you made me smile and I’ll pass it along ☮️ 😊

[@stancrawford7688]

Tuesday Afternoon!, Ride My See Saw, Question, The Voice, all great Moody Blues songs

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[@katiedevine]

Their song "The Voice" is my favorite.

[@tdub102]

so many good Moody Blues songs. My favorite is 'Question'

[@pagemeredith4532]

One of my favorite songs from them is, I Know You're Out There Somewhere and the song, The Voice.

[@KevyNova]

I liked this song when I was young but now that I’m older I understand and appreciate it so much more. It definitely brings up old and deep emotions.

[@VinE83656]

The Moody Blues started in the 60s and this song was early 80s and flashing back to their earlier days and then to present day 80s and back and forth about the lost love.

[@lotamama3859]

I’ve been A Moody follower since age 5. My mom and Dad took me too see them with full orchestra when I was 7. In April I’m taking my mom to see Justin Hayward and in August , John Lodge.. we can’t wait!!! Timeless!!!!

[@tubularguynine]

I saw them about 6 or 7 years ago, and I'm OLD, and so were they...but that was maybe the best concert I've ever been to!

[@DavidBrown-yd9le]

Thank you for reacting to this, so many memories