Moody Blues, Crimson, Nektar, ELP, Zeplin, Floyd, Yes, All that folk Music too Dylan, Baez, Joni, Prine, CSNY Poco, and heavy metal coming in with Grand Funk and Sabbath, Purple, Some real good music in that Era. I cant find a radio station that plays any good muic today execpt a classical station , the rest is all commercial crap for the masses of pop culture.
The wife and I have seen the Moodies three times in concer - the last time at a local casino - if you can believe- seemed almost sacreligious to play their music there!! But as with truly great artists the setting was unimportant - the venue had only 1500 seats - we were center stage just a few rows back - at the end the crowd hollered for the band to return soon!
@jmeyer4321 My husband and I have tickets to see The Moodies at a local casino as well. I wondered about the small venue, but with health problems I've had for the past two years, these were the only tickets we could afford. I've never seen them in concert and counting the days, hours, minutes !!!
This track is too short. I've been watching it for the best part of an hour, over & over again. Pretty soon I'm going to need one of those transparent hospital bags injected into my arm, to supply me with nourishment, nutrients, vitamins, etc..
I believe that people should accept all types of music, regardless of which they favor. Only then will we as a society achieve the harmony that the Moody Blues so frequently discuss through their music. Peace and Love.
@Ethinity The Moody Blues are before my time but i love this music, and the first 4 lines of the lyrics just grabbed me and would not let me go. I agree with you Ethinity not only for this reason but especially because this is a genuine treasure of music, it is artistically beautiful in sound and in thought :-)
I was on the Aircraft Carrier "USS Forrestal" in 1973 the first I heard this song. I felt at the time that Justin knew me. "You can never go home" cut to my core. I felt like "all the stars were falling down...to the earth and on the ground" and at the time "angry voices were carrying on the wind." I don't think much as changed. I believe the song means we can't go back to the same thinking that go us here." "Open up your heart and start to be you."
@trishanne64 a child filled with wonder totally different world view than that of a callous adult. So having the eyes of a child is a bad thing , great wisdom (experience) comes great sadness (knowing that life is not a fairytale or idealized like once believed). But also with experience comes acceptance and sort of a new wonder a love of life , remembering the little things that we overlook day to day, taking things for granted when searching for what is right in front of you the whole time.
@trishanne64 a child filled with wonder totally different world view than that of a callous adult. So having the eyes of a child is a bad thing , great wisdom (experience) comes great sadness (knowing that life is not a fairytale or idealized like once believed). But also with experience comes acceptance and sort of a new wonder a love of life , remembering the little things that we overlook day to day, taking things for granted when searching for what is right in front of you the whole time.
My father and I use to listen to the moody blue on cassette when I was a child, but I had never heard this song until I was an adult. This is by far my favorite of all and I own a compilation of all of their works. This song wrenches at my heart.
Thank Heaven for Moody Blues....They are unbealiveable.My oldest son is also raised with them .I am so happy that I have passed this wonderful bands music on to him.....
EGBDF was not the best of the core 7.....both Threshold of a Dream and Seventh Sojourn were for sure better, and arguably so was Days of Future Passed. I have this album and although I like it, it never grew on me and grabbed me like the other three above.
@HighMomentum1 Mo, I have to respectfully disagree. This was the first Moodies album that grabbed me, and 40 years later (wow!) it still grabs me. To Our Children's Children's Children and Days are up there, too. But there's something truly great on every single album of theirs, the later ones included. You have your favorites & I have mine, but their body of work is fantastic.
Thanks so much for posting these legendary songs from the Moodies! Your videos are awesome! I got to share with my wife and son an evening of their music this week. It was my 5th time! Wow, the Moody Blues live on!!!
always forget about this song for some reason. my brother had the album and seemed to bypass it listening to some other song. it is a very nice piece of music, in it's own right!
@mrAdalkall Yes and Nop in my experience... Here, this particular song has never bored me and it never will, but comparision with the greatest 4 Fab can not always be fair since I've even became tired of some Beatles songs as Yellow Submarine, recently. Still, in the case of The Moody Blues I agree with you to some extent because their LPs seemed to be (funny enough) out of balance to their pretencious as if they trying to obligue a complex togetherness which failed in the overall results.
I used to think I was weird because I like these guys, rather than such SOPHISTICATED music such as disco and punk rock. I'm glad there are others out there with my perspective.
This band is the real deal for those of us who love measured, themed, and beautifully sung songs. Fortunately, the MB's were there to sing it for us. Even back in the '60s their music wasn't immediately accepted. Not loud enough, not fast enough for the speed freaks, etc. I've always loved their music. Beautiful stuff. Saw them in Sacramento and they can do it live too. Lamar
You Can Never Go Home:an apt scala: raga for the season: autumn now in the global north, laden with the sweetest, loveliest of sorrows, an awareness that this tone poem rocks for us gently, the tears of yearning love flowing down, down, the cadence of this divine dolce cantabile, this weeping no more for treasure we've been searching for in vain, 'cause the truth is gently falling with the rain ... the tears and now the chirping of birds
I love, love, love the MB's always have always will. Their harmonies and haunting sound will live on forever. Poetry from angel voices, wore out the vinyl albums and the cassettes years ago.
Finally saw them in concert in my town,..we are all a little grayer now, but Justin still looks marvelous !
its so very sad we dont have music this good today ! todays rap hip hop and the pop music is such utter crap i just cant belive it ! i feel sorry for todays youth !
@kevooom People who say this are just being aurally lazy and not listening and searching for the great music that is about these days, easily the equal of this. I loved this when it first came out and it's still worth a listen now an agin but there is some great,great music out there now being written and played by kids, kids of today..get out there and look for it! cheers:D
This is truly a classic song from the Moodies. The lyrics and music contain what the listener wants to believe but for me it represents a deep spiritual truth.
Beautiful and another gem from the best band ever.
@mrREDBIRDFAN it could be but they never said that just that its the notes egbdf there is a vaughn williams symhony that keeps getting louder with the same chord then soft people say its the aftermath of a nuclear war but vaughn williams said its not about that .
I have been TOTALLY IN LOVE WITH THE SOUND AND LYRICS they have given us all to share for eternity and beyond. So sad that some can not even see the depth of this beauty. Actually no words can describe what they mean to me.
When I listen to the Moodies, especially this album and "Threshold of a Dream" I feel like I am hanging in deep space looking at nebulae. Especially during the Crescendo at 1:15.
It's expression of longing and hope never fails to move me. It's truly an inspired tapestry of melody and words that speak of the search for our heart's resting place in this world.
Monkberry50 mentions the "core 7" LP's (known also as the "Magnificant 7" w/Mike Pinder)...it seems every few months, I have a new favourite core 7 LP--goes to show you how fantastic these gems truly are. The Moodies put out a tremendous wealth of quality rich material in those four or so years; makes you wonder if they came out from--let's say--2005 to 2009, would they be completely overlooked?
Me too, and there have been so many changes in the places where we grew up and the world today.... Thankfully we have the music to recall our lives 35 years ago
The moody Blues bring back so many memories - especially going to their concerts but even memories of "the gang" all sitting around listening to "vinyls" on the turntable :)
hey..I go back to the moody blues on 8 tracks...going to the beach or just riding around in my van....the late '60's...all I wanted to hear was the Moody Blues...love 'em as much today as then...maybe more....
majestic song .... simple eloquent lyrics, great lead accompany line, tasteful use of the mellotron.... EGBDF was their best of the core 7 moody albums...
@spacepatrolman To Our CCC was not the peak of their creative arc, but Eternity Road was a great song, dark and brooding... my favorite Ray Thomas song...
@JerichoDitch2 I was lucky enough to see The Moodies at the Montreal Forum in 1978. They did Legend of a Mind with the flute solo by Thomas that would have blown your doors off. Still the best!!
@Monkberry50 no, childrens ,children was their finest hour the rest of the so called core 7 were merely amazing and Octave was the first step on the road back to being amazing again it`s all just a question of balance.
@Monkberry50 It´s good to hear someone taking EGBDF as their best cause my real "conversion" to MB was based on this album (being AQOB, the first a heard, a very good one, although not proggie). "Procession" and the others were so magical for a 10 year old boy, and... still is!!
This Song remembers me about my first Cigarettes with eleven when you inhalated the Smoke and the Tobacco goes rght into the Brain and makes you dizzy for the first time !
Minnesota here too. God, this just blows me away. It's beautiful lyrics and the guitars combine to make it one of my favorite Moody Songs. It's nice to be a part of this group's followers. They are the best.
The Moody Blues are a true legend in the music business. Let's get them into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame where they have deserved to be for many many years.
Long ago I had this on 8 track and one night I was tripping out and had this album on continuous play. I heard the whole album over and over for about 12 hours. Kind of burned itself in to my memory for all time
@pauljeffreymiller my daddy raised me on Moody Blues too their music is so poetic and majestic, yeah my dad listens to old music (like 30s) now but if I was stuck on an island and could only take one group's music with me it'd be the Moody Blues without a doubt, its been that way since i was 8 LOL kudos to you for introducing your kids to the best group ever :D
That is amazing. I commend you for that. My brother and I had to find out about them ourselves, but it is a miracle we did because this is the most brilliant and moving music I have ever heard.
Wow! What a brilliant observation your son has made. The 60s and 70s were great decades for popular music and spawned an abundance of talent. Much of today's "manufactured" and tasteless tripe will never stand the test of time. The Moodies are indeed Magnificent.
@pauljeffreymiller fuck off beauty isnt restricted to boring white fuckers, i feel sorry for all the beauty your son will miss cause hes so closed minded.
the beautiful ironey of the MOODY BLUES not being in the Rock n Roll hall is that THEY should be in the top 25 of all time.....so let them be 225. Its Jan Wenner of Rolling Stone Mag..its HIS final decision. Madona? or the Moody Blues? perfect...
Not really true, though. Their LPs often hit the top 10 in both UK & US. Maybe they diminished their glow and influence by regrouping to create some very very forgettable pop that seemed to be just a way to cash a paycheck in the 80s & 90s?
Nice song, quiet and beautiful... I always played this album on a rainy day, probably because the first song had the sounds of rain and thunder in it. I think this album was one of their best.
The Moodies eschewed placing their facial (own) photos/portraits on their Album/CD covers....how bout that?
jmeyer4321 1 month ago
1 person dislikes this? It's totally beyond comprehension.
brennan60100 1 month ago 2
@brennan60100 Forgive them, they didn't know what they were doing when they clicked dislike by mistake...
jayperelman 1 month ago
Sum just don't get this
anjilyn2 1 month ago
Moody Blues, Crimson, Nektar, ELP, Zeplin, Floyd, Yes, All that folk Music too Dylan, Baez, Joni, Prine, CSNY Poco, and heavy metal coming in with Grand Funk and Sabbath, Purple, Some real good music in that Era. I cant find a radio station that plays any good muic today execpt a classical station , the rest is all commercial crap for the masses of pop culture.
DreamWeaver2020 1 month ago
The wife and I have seen the Moodies three times in concer - the last time at a local casino - if you can believe- seemed almost sacreligious to play their music there!! But as with truly great artists the setting was unimportant - the venue had only 1500 seats - we were center stage just a few rows back - at the end the crowd hollered for the band to return soon!
jmeyer4321 2 months ago
@jmeyer4321 My husband and I have tickets to see The Moodies at a local casino as well. I wondered about the small venue, but with health problems I've had for the past two years, these were the only tickets we could afford. I've never seen them in concert and counting the days, hours, minutes !!!
pkmb5145 1 month ago
@pkmb5145
I hope you enjoyed them. I have seem 3 times live and have every album from Day 1. In addition to Pink Floyd, one of the bestest groups ever.
HonRevJoWazzoo 1 month ago
This track is too short. I've been watching it for the best part of an hour, over & over again. Pretty soon I'm going to need one of those transparent hospital bags injected into my arm, to supply me with nourishment, nutrients, vitamins, etc..
borgduck 2 months ago
THIS WAS MY FIRST MOODY BLUES AND MY FAVORITE ALBUM COVER THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES
beimlmla 3 months ago
one of the most beautiful of the boys "every happy ending needs to have a start"...
lovely voices harmony and unique lead vocals of justin s. beautiful...
kloudzjia 3 months ago
what it is
NHDInc1 3 months ago
I believe that people should accept all types of music, regardless of which they favor. Only then will we as a society achieve the harmony that the Moody Blues so frequently discuss through their music. Peace and Love.
Ethinity 3 months ago 3
@Ethinity totally agreed! that s exactly what John Lodge said in an interview last year. peace on earth.
a fan since 1967.
kloudzjia 3 months ago
@Ethinity The Moody Blues are before my time but i love this music, and the first 4 lines of the lyrics just grabbed me and would not let me go. I agree with you Ethinity not only for this reason but especially because this is a genuine treasure of music, it is artistically beautiful in sound and in thought :-)
JennasHouse 2 months ago
Thinking how Moody Blues songs resonate even better over the years, and yet they were young when they wrote them.
elinorvonzahm 4 months ago
I remember back in my late teens and 20's sitting with
friends and listening to them with their music blaring
out of the biggest speakers. We were sure that they
knew the secrets of life. Many friends had been in the
Vietnam war. Now it is the Iraq and Afganistan war.
It is an amazing album from so many that they made.
We were so lucky to grow up with their songs. I truly
hope more people rediscover them. Thanks for the video.
So I guess
doula2010 4 months ago
You also can't be 20 on Sugar Mountain.
bumperu 4 months ago
Loved this for many years...the words are beautiful.
Ferguccio 4 months ago in playlist Moody Blues: Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (#7)
我が最高のソングライターの一人、ﾑｰﾃﾞｨｰ･ﾌﾞﾙｰｽ､かっこよきｼﾞｬｽﾃｨﾝ･ﾍｲﾜｰﾄﾞ､お得意叙情旋律が私の心を捉えた"YouCanNeverGoHome"
blackandtanful 4 months ago
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kloudzjia 5 months ago
@kloudzjia -Justin-the man is brilliant ! maybe an alien
Aloha
Manny1241 4 months ago
@Manny1241 right on...peace.
kloudzjia 4 months ago
I was on the Aircraft Carrier "USS Forrestal" in 1973 the first I heard this song. I felt at the time that Justin knew me. "You can never go home" cut to my core. I felt like "all the stars were falling down...to the earth and on the ground" and at the time "angry voices were carrying on the wind." I don't think much as changed. I believe the song means we can't go back to the same thinking that go us here." "Open up your heart and start to be you."
swordsman7072 5 months ago
bought this when it came out...nice to re-visit old dreams...
Duke69bof 5 months ago
this song always makes me cry the sentiments behind it ,,,sometimes you can never go home as too much has been said and done
trishanne64 6 months ago
@trishanne64 a child filled with wonder totally different world view than that of a callous adult. So having the eyes of a child is a bad thing , great wisdom (experience) comes great sadness (knowing that life is not a fairytale or idealized like once believed). But also with experience comes acceptance and sort of a new wonder a love of life , remembering the little things that we overlook day to day, taking things for granted when searching for what is right in front of you the whole time.
katrastrophy 5 months ago in playlist Rock n' roll
@trishanne64 a child filled with wonder totally different world view than that of a callous adult. So having the eyes of a child is a bad thing , great wisdom (experience) comes great sadness (knowing that life is not a fairytale or idealized like once believed). But also with experience comes acceptance and sort of a new wonder a love of life , remembering the little things that we overlook day to day, taking things for granted when searching for what is right in front of you the whole time.
katrastrophy 5 months ago in playlist Rock n' roll
Fantastic lyrics and wonderful music.
justretired100 7 months ago
The cover art is enough to draw me to this album, but this song clinches it, and Story in Your Eyes is here too.
elinorvonzahm 7 months ago
Jesus is the one I had to run to, as much as l love you. He loves you more. Ask him to show you truth and come into your heart.
sunflower7431 7 months ago
My father and I use to listen to the moody blue on cassette when I was a child, but I had never heard this song until I was an adult. This is by far my favorite of all and I own a compilation of all of their works. This song wrenches at my heart.
SuperSkeebop 7 months ago
Thank Heaven for Moody Blues....They are unbealiveable.My oldest son is also raised with them .I am so happy that I have passed this wonderful bands music on to him.....
Bodil from Sorø in Denmark
legula99 8 months ago 4
Awesome album both musically and for the artwork. I think you will find this is sort of their version of Mozrt's Rquiem Mass.
marymroe 8 months ago
EGBDF was not the best of the core 7.....both Threshold of a Dream and Seventh Sojourn were for sure better, and arguably so was Days of Future Passed. I have this album and although I like it, it never grew on me and grabbed me like the other three above.
HighMomentum1 8 months ago
@HighMomentum1 Mo, I have to respectfully disagree. This was the first Moodies album that grabbed me, and 40 years later (wow!) it still grabs me. To Our Children's Children's Children and Days are up there, too. But there's something truly great on every single album of theirs, the later ones included. You have your favorites & I have mine, but their body of work is fantastic.
HeartoftheDragonColo 7 months ago
Lovin' this music for 40+ years...it's a part of who I am....
Dhunatmik 8 months ago 3
the lyrics get me every time.
blakft 9 months ago
Why do I still get goose pimples when I hear this song 40 years on ? Justin is a genius !
threshold60 9 months ago 2
A very under-rated gem by Mr. Hayward. One of my favourites. Love to hear the Moodies do it live.
threshold60 9 months ago
MOODY BLUES 4 LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jeffdawg611 10 months ago
Thanks so much for posting these legendary songs from the Moodies! Your videos are awesome! I got to share with my wife and son an evening of their music this week. It was my 5th time! Wow, the Moody Blues live on!!!
TitusBass111 10 months ago
always forget about this song for some reason. my brother had the album and seemed to bypass it listening to some other song. it is a very nice piece of music, in it's own right!
frizzlefrap 11 months ago
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mrAdalkall 11 months ago
@mrAdalkall ......... then your not a true moody fan, that's all!
frizzlefrap 11 months ago 3
@mrAdalkall Yes and Nop in my experience... Here, this particular song has never bored me and it never will, but comparision with the greatest 4 Fab can not always be fair since I've even became tired of some Beatles songs as Yellow Submarine, recently. Still, in the case of The Moody Blues I agree with you to some extent because their LPs seemed to be (funny enough) out of balance to their pretencious as if they trying to obligue a complex togetherness which failed in the overall results.
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MoniRokse 1 year ago
I used to think I was weird because I like these guys, rather than such SOPHISTICATED music such as disco and punk rock. I'm glad there are others out there with my perspective.
hmerken 1 year ago 5
@hmerken
This band is the real deal for those of us who love measured, themed, and beautifully sung songs. Fortunately, the MB's were there to sing it for us. Even back in the '60s their music wasn't immediately accepted. Not loud enough, not fast enough for the speed freaks, etc. I've always loved their music. Beautiful stuff. Saw them in Sacramento and they can do it live too. Lamar
emeraldfrog1 3 months ago
You Can Never Go Home:an apt scala: raga for the season: autumn now in the global north, laden with the sweetest, loveliest of sorrows, an awareness that this tone poem rocks for us gently, the tears of yearning love flowing down, down, the cadence of this divine dolce cantabile, this weeping no more for treasure we've been searching for in vain, 'cause the truth is gently falling with the rain ... the tears and now the chirping of birds
davidfaubion 1 year ago
I love, love, love the MB's always have always will. Their harmonies and haunting sound will live on forever. Poetry from angel voices, wore out the vinyl albums and the cassettes years ago.
Finally saw them in concert in my town,..we are all a little grayer now, but Justin still looks marvelous !
Artylady4u 1 year ago 3
Oh boy... Lieing on the floor head phones on, listening to this album, years ago.....
HOUSEOFFOURDOORS 1 year ago 5
its so very sad we dont have music this good today ! todays rap hip hop and the pop music is such utter crap i just cant belive it ! i feel sorry for todays youth !
kevooom 1 year ago 3
@kevooom People who say this are just being aurally lazy and not listening and searching for the great music that is about these days, easily the equal of this. I loved this when it first came out and it's still worth a listen now an agin but there is some great,great music out there now being written and played by kids, kids of today..get out there and look for it! cheers:D
culmie 1 year ago
This is truly a classic song from the Moodies. The lyrics and music contain what the listener wants to believe but for me it represents a deep spiritual truth.
Beautiful and another gem from the best band ever.
Wonderful video.
Best wishes,
Tony.
CATMANDU77 1 year ago
It's been 33 years, and it's still the same: Moody Blues are the best ever!
mongoose636 1 year ago 3
This album is about the end of the world.
mrREDBIRDFAN 1 year ago
@mrREDBIRDFAN it could be but they never said that just that its the notes egbdf there is a vaughn williams symhony that keeps getting louder with the same chord then soft people say its the aftermath of a nuclear war but vaughn williams said its not about that .
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
... "You can never go back".
BraveHelios 1 year ago
I have been TOTALLY IN LOVE WITH THE SOUND AND LYRICS they have given us all to share for eternity and beyond. So sad that some can not even see the depth of this beauty. Actually no words can describe what they mean to me.
cindy91365 1 year ago 2
When I listen to the Moodies, especially this album and "Threshold of a Dream" I feel like I am hanging in deep space looking at nebulae. Especially during the Crescendo at 1:15.
seruzawa 1 year ago
I love this song so much....
It's expression of longing and hope never fails to move me. It's truly an inspired tapestry of melody and words that speak of the search for our heart's resting place in this world.
Thanks for putting it up for us to enjoy :)
Annie
GlenAnne99 1 year ago
Monkberry50 mentions the "core 7" LP's (known also as the "Magnificant 7" w/Mike Pinder)...it seems every few months, I have a new favourite core 7 LP--goes to show you how fantastic these gems truly are. The Moodies put out a tremendous wealth of quality rich material in those four or so years; makes you wonder if they came out from--let's say--2005 to 2009, would they be completely overlooked?
mellotrongirl 1 year ago
The moodys made me gentle
leaverds 2 years ago
I saw them in 98 at the BJC in SC PA, after a lfetime of bring a fan...
No disappointment there.
mike41183 2 years ago
don't have a home to go home to anymore....
barbraluvsmsc 2 years ago
@barbraluvsmsc you have no home to go to? OMG why not? my heart goes out to you
dudemeisterSC 1 year ago
Has there been a band even close the MB's before or since?
zachtg1 2 years ago 2
@zachtg1 afraid not. They are one of a kind, and by the way, SHAME on the rock and roll hall of fame for not inducting them!
dudemeisterSC 1 year ago
t'ain't nothing like that good old fashioned cosmic rock! Sends me back to the "outer rim" everytime I listen to it...,
xtremenortherner 2 years ago
Hey philby49...
Me too, and there have been so many changes in the places where we grew up and the world today.... Thankfully we have the music to recall our lives 35 years ago
urbandrummer1 2 years ago
I recently went back to where I grew up for a visit, a mistake really, no where was the same
roads all changed, just horrible.
I was a big MB fan when I grew up there, and whilst visiting a song was running through my mind. Never has it meant so much to me !
I got home to where I live now and played it
philby49 2 years ago 2
Epic thats the only word that come close to describe the Moody blues.....Oh Perfect. that works good too.
Numberofperfection 2 years ago 4
Amazing Song!!! This Is From My Very Favorite Album By The Moodies! 5*s Thankyou...Anita..
anitashelby 2 years ago
The moody Blues bring back so many memories - especially going to their concerts but even memories of "the gang" all sitting around listening to "vinyls" on the turntable :)
ThankYOU
PowderSpirit3 2 years ago 3
Vinyls...yep! Love me some Moody Blues! Just love this! Thank you for sharing! Amazing song, amazing band!!! Love to fellow Moody Blues fans!!!!
gamoodybluesfan 2 years ago
hey..I go back to the moody blues on 8 tracks...going to the beach or just riding around in my van....the late '60's...all I wanted to hear was the Moody Blues...love 'em as much today as then...maybe more....
Dhunatmik 2 years ago
majestic song .... simple eloquent lyrics, great lead accompany line, tasteful use of the mellotron.... EGBDF was their best of the core 7 moody albums...
Monkberry50 2 years ago 16
@Monkberry50 you can say that but i still think they reached a peak at the guitar solo of eternity road
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
@spacepatrolman To Our CCC was not the peak of their creative arc, but Eternity Road was a great song, dark and brooding... my favorite Ray Thomas song...
JerichoDitch2 1 year ago
@JerichoDitch2 I was lucky enough to see The Moodies at the Montreal Forum in 1978. They did Legend of a Mind with the flute solo by Thomas that would have blown your doors off. Still the best!!
mongoose636 2 months ago
@Monkberry50 no, childrens ,children was their finest hour the rest of the so called core 7 were merely amazing and Octave was the first step on the road back to being amazing again it`s all just a question of balance.
bugibbab0y 1 year ago 2
@Monkberry50 It´s good to hear someone taking EGBDF as their best cause my real "conversion" to MB was based on this album (being AQOB, the first a heard, a very good one, although not proggie). "Procession" and the others were so magical for a 10 year old boy, and... still is!!
Viuomar 5 months ago
Great song - Lovely !!! Thanks for the share !
carrieanne1967 2 years ago 2
amazing xthanks huni for share xxbabs
blondiebabs 2 years ago
we all can never go back to tomorrow. but...so...anyway...
indiana111111 2 years ago 2
This Song remembers me about my first Cigarettes with eleven when you inhalated the Smoke and the Tobacco goes rght into the Brain and makes you dizzy for the first time !
fuchslucio 2 years ago
Happy Birthday Justin. I love you! You are the best singer,songwriter and all around musician.
jhmbfc 2 years ago
All my life, I never really knew me til today:
Now I know why, I'm just another step along the way
MinnesotaNice64 2 years ago 2
Minnesota here too. God, this just blows me away. It's beautiful lyrics and the guitars combine to make it one of my favorite Moody Songs. It's nice to be a part of this group's followers. They are the best.
JohnMan59 2 years ago 2
Weep for all the treasures you've been searching for in vain,
Cause the truth is gently falling with the rain....
Oh, time will tell of stars that fell
A mllion years ago
Memories can never take you back
Home, sweet, home;
You can never go home anymore.
jabel5 2 years ago 4
The Moody Blues are a true legend in the music business. Let's get them into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame where they have deserved to be for many many years.
moodypammy 2 years ago 2
懐かしく心地よいですね
matatabigohan 2 years ago
Long ago I had this on 8 track and one night I was tripping out and had this album on continuous play. I heard the whole album over and over for about 12 hours. Kind of burned itself in to my memory for all time
moonshinerman 2 years ago 2
Children are beautiful. They always cut to the chase, don't they?
oriskany 2 years ago
The Moodies have produced lots of Beautiful Songs...
kwaka903 2 years ago
I have never heard this song before. It's simply beautiful
MinnesotaNice64 2 years ago 3
I raised me sons on the Moodies. One day we were
stopped at an intersection next to some teenagers blasting "don't do the crack MF don't do the crack"
duh duh wop duh duh wop. (You've all heard that
bass and drum track at 3am I'm sure) My youngest
said Dad it's sad to think of all the beauty they will not
have to look back on.
pauljeffreymiller 2 years ago 60
@pauljeffreymiller my daddy raised me on Moody Blues too their music is so poetic and majestic, yeah my dad listens to old music (like 30s) now but if I was stuck on an island and could only take one group's music with me it'd be the Moody Blues without a doubt, its been that way since i was 8 LOL kudos to you for introducing your kids to the best group ever :D
JediXWingQueen 1 year ago 2
@pauljeffreymiller
That is amazing. I commend you for that. My brother and I had to find out about them ourselves, but it is a miracle we did because this is the most brilliant and moving music I have ever heard.
kiriyama999 1 year ago
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davidfaubion 1 year ago
@pauljeffreymiller mike pinder said his son told him somebody in school told him your father was in some rock group
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
@pauljeffreymiller I am a 41 year old Texan. I have loved the Moodies since I was a little kid. It's great music that never get's old!
KevyRae 1 year ago 2
@pauljeffreymiller
Wow! What a brilliant observation your son has made. The 60s and 70s were great decades for popular music and spawned an abundance of talent. Much of today's "manufactured" and tasteless tripe will never stand the test of time. The Moodies are indeed Magnificent.
badgesett 7 months ago 13
@pauljeffreymiller fuck off beauty isnt restricted to boring white fuckers, i feel sorry for all the beauty your son will miss cause hes so closed minded.
Interactivesystems 5 months ago
@pauljeffreymiller, that's one of the coolest comments that I have ever read on youtube. Good man.
DIEversity301 5 months ago
I had so forgotten this wonderful song! Wow, it takes me back to a different world. Thank you riversend21 for posting!
TitusBass1 2 years ago
the beautiful ironey of the MOODY BLUES not being in the Rock n Roll hall is that THEY should be in the top 25 of all time.....so let them be 225. Its Jan Wenner of Rolling Stone Mag..its HIS final decision. Madona? or the Moody Blues? perfect...
roostertrigger 2 years ago
Not really true, though. Their LPs often hit the top 10 in both UK & US. Maybe they diminished their glow and influence by regrouping to create some very very forgettable pop that seemed to be just a way to cash a paycheck in the 80s & 90s?
kromerm 2 years ago
Nice song, quiet and beautiful... I always played this album on a rainy day, probably because the first song had the sounds of rain and thunder in it. I think this album was one of their best.
gformyle 2 years ago
interesting
i did the same with our twins.
and our other kids as well.
fluffythecat2 2 years ago
Another beautiful song !!!! Thanks for posting it..........stephanie
aliciastef 3 years ago
Simply Beautiful!!! I Love The Moody Blues & their songs..5*s Their Fantastic! Thanks Anita
anitashelby 3 years ago
Fabulous Song...Fabulous Album Art!!! Thank you so much for Posting!!!!!! :)
seventiesweregreat 3 years ago
This has always been my favorite song.
shelby1half 3 years ago
this vinyl was my favourite toy as a short person
DETERSTOMP 3 years ago
LOL
nice
:D
fluffythecat2 2 years ago
I will always love Justin. He truly is the best.
I wish I could meet him.
veadlsteak 3 years ago