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  • Next to the Beatles, Moody's are the Best

  • The Moody Blues are tops, and why they aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is baffling to me. I notice that the mic's are masking taped to the mic stands, pre gaff tape era it was. ;)

  • Simply beautiful

  • Umm, what is he singing at 1:55? It should be Tuesday afternoon but it sounds like "Something I Have no Clue." It isn't the typical line in the song is it?

  • @artisallthat It sounded like Sunday Afternoon. Prahps the concert was on a Sunday?

  • @conifergreen2 You could be right. He looked like he wanted to smile when he sang it. ; )

  • @artisallthat The title of the song is tuesday afternoon not afternoons the lyric is supposed to be "something calls to me'" thats what happens when you take LSD on stage

  • @spacepatrolman He was supposed to sing Tuesday afternoon twice at that point. Whatever he was saying, it ended up sounding like "noon" at the last. He could have been fudging or like @conifergreen2 said, Sunday afternoon. Plenty of singers forget lines and try to make it sound like they didn't. He still sounds fine....

  • @artisallthat i listened to it again it sounds like he was singing sunday afternoon because like the other guy said it was sunday the moody blues were supposed to play the woodstock festival but they were no where near there procal harum should have played they lived in new york state then

  • they were one the best bands to do acid too !!

  • what an epic performance so young here!

  • how culd the moody blues not be in the rock and roll hall off ame these guys were fucking brilliant!!

  • . thank you so much for this wonderful video :))

  • Those fawking adds make me sick!!!

  • good to see this again. I was there somewhere up on the hill

  • i m a 60 yr old grandma and play a little piano and sing a little. my nephew is a pretty good bass player and IMHO john lodge is an amazing bass player. underrated i would say. i ve been listening especially to him in many moodies songs and i find his one of the most beautiful and melodic creative bassline i have ever enjoyed. fantastic band. all of them.

  • Back then, what you saw is what you got, no sophisticed electronics to enhance your voice or intsruments. Wonder how many bands or singers nowdays could have cut it back then??? 

  • wish everyday was tuesday aftrernoon. thanx 4 the years of jams the creepy fisherman. please check me out its coo.

  • Love the Moody Blues !

  • WOW!!! This song made me love Tuesday afternoons

  • yummy

  • Hall Of Fame!!!

  • The Rock and Roll hall of fame is so clueless and so full of themselves it is hard to think of them without getting sick to my stomach. Their snub of the Moody Blues is as good of example as any. I laugh at these critics and the industry. They think they are sooo cool and important. The Moody Blues have composed so many beautiful songs I don't know where to begin. I am just grateful I was given the experience. The big world is too in love with themselves to see it or hear it.

  • @Tuy19299 Not to mention the snubbing of ELO, King Crimson and Rush. I will never take them seriously until they're all in. Hell it even took Pink Floyd what 7 years to get in? They're a complete joke, and this is coming from someone who lives in Cleveland.

  • @Firststrike790 King Crimson!???? You bumped your head

  • @Tuy19299 I agree...I dont really care what the industry or critics say....that's why many artists use the internet to show us their music.

  • @Tuy19299 They will never get 1 penny of my money, they put it in a great place too, Fucking Cleveland Ohio, The Moody Blues could give a toss i reckon if they r in or not.

  • I love the guitar in this version.

  • @highgroundstrike me too

  • 2:16.... My FAVORITE PART ever!

  • This song will always be special to me..... My son was born on a Tuesday afternoon!!!

  • this band is truly great live in their day. I saw them around the mid 70's and I was ,well, sort of uh hum, well anyway the show was beyond my expectations. One of the best of my life.

  • I agree why are they not in the rock and roll hall

  • Why aren't The Moody Blues in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame? philipnute com

  • Bahaha, 4:09. :) Justin pulls a blue steel on the camera. :)

  • This is a song that will withstand time.THE MOODY BLUES!! ROCK ON!!!!

  • was this great song performed on the isle of wight, can any one tell me?.

  • @jonnyb69able this  is isle of wight festival 1970.

  • @kloudzjia thanks for that, thought it may have been, love to have been there but id only have been about eight!.

  • My Favorite song of all time !! Thank you! I am a hard core fan of over 40 years. Oh how i wish i had been there! I did get to see this song close up in 2010, 3rd row in DC...One of the best moments of my life with my daughter,,,LOL born on a Tuesday!!!!

  • I got chills already.

  • jut beautiful justin and so are you...sigh...

  • Ride my see saw

  • Fantastic.

  • love you justin forever and ever and ever...

  • Omg!! Justin looked like & sounded like an angel!!

  • it s a track of days of future passed,not from threshold of a dream,this is a great performance live,where is this and can you buy it on dvd,please help me

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  • Had to have my daily moody blues fix now I'm late for work.....doh

  • @GTAMaster31...the same thing with me about twice a week, true story...

  • Good day!

  • They don't make music like this anymore - but they should.

  • This is so Beautiful ...

  • Wow! Zippertheslipper I had know Idea they aren't in the Rock Hall. That's a crime especially with some of the other bands that are already there.

  • really don't understand what there is to dislike about this

  • These gents earned my respect way back in the early 1970's, and it is high time that they be put into the rock and roll hall of fame.

  • @Zippertheslipper

    The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame? Who needs it? The Moody Blues are better than that whole thing put together!

  • @Zippertheslipper absolutely true,they have tons of material that never made the radio play,but was amazing!!

  • @cloudjia

    peace to you too friend.and maybe we'l one day meet on the threshold of a dream,

  • ye i know its off days of future past and i know that threshold was there third album i own them all and have tripped to them many of times, threshold future and lost chord are the best three albums to listen to trippin.i was just curious as to why it was released as threshold when it was at the isle of white.i watched the whole gig recently on sky arts with interviews with the band and it was called moody blues at the isle of white.thats all.i wasnt aware it had been released as threshold also.

  • @stevevegetable Threshold actually 4th or 5th depending on whether you count the initial album simply called "the moody blues" then days of F.P. then To our Children's Children, then Lost Chord then Threshold. Either that or Wikipedia is correct which has almost the same chronology, but i think they are mistaken Would have go down to the basement to check my old albums to say for sure.

  • @verbenco its the first moody blues album before justin hayward joined.then future passed then lost chord then threshold and then childrens children then question then every good boy then seventh sourjon then caught live plus five then octave then out of this world then long distance voyager then the present and so on.i just checked mine for you mate.and rechecked on the official moodies web site.thresh was the 3rd if you count the start when justin joined.or 4th if not.

  • @stevevegetable Thanks for saving me trip to basement. Truly it is not that i no longer listen to Moody Blues, but when my son, now 25 years old was about 4 years old he broke my last turntable. Who knew vinyl would come back? Now have everything i want on digital devices except "Question" Could go on about M.B for a long time, but for others I am afraid it would all be boring nostalgia.

  • @verbenco id love to talk about mb for ages.its nice to meet another good music lover.i wouldnt be without my records.much better sound than digital and i love the art work on the covers.something that the digi revolution have missed out on i think.theres something about holding a record and putting on a turntable and having to turn it over.it adds a physical element to the whole process of listening.so much better than pressing a button to a never ending list of tracks.

  • @stevevegetable Yes, made big mistake giving up on vinyl, but at least i saved the albums in a safe place in basement. when my wife and I are both retired, one of the first projects will be to revive the records. The good thing is that had we done it 20 years ago, turntables were difficult to get, now it will be duck soup. As for Moody Blues, in my Song for Cynthia - it is on youtube,- i tried to make the bridge Moody Bluesish. Other parts of song easier, but i only really like the bridge.

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  • These guys are always fabulous, here on YouTube or live watching them myself. Two best concerts I have ever been at! Their one Greatest Hits compilation called "Legend of a Band", says it all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love them since the 60's!

  • love this band .why is this dvd called threshold of a dream when it is actually the isle of white concert.?

  • The Moody Blues are incredibly underrated. If it wasn't for my dad's love for them, I would never have heard of them.

  • The Moody Blues are called one the pioneers of prog rock and ARE highly underated. I like them more than Rush, undeniably one of the most popular bands in the world, not to say I don't like Rush, I like the Moodies better though :)

  • it was a 5 day journey by horseback...

  • this song is about? he couldnt tell her in a letter so he decided to go to her...he didn't mind it was a long 3 day journey by horse...he chased the clouds away....she wanted to go with him to his homeland far away but was a noblwoman and had an overbearing father...love found...love lost...forever?//

  • Nice...but it would be better if you quoted the proper album. This is not from Threshold of a Dream; it's from Days of Future Passed.

  • @cpj0303 THIS VERSION of the song is from TOAD

  • ah jean-jacques, te souviens tu Baden Baden 1968, Arthur Lee et Love, les Bee Gees, les Moody Blues et autres Kinks ?

  • i'm in america and have been in love with justin since the age of 12..this is my alltime fav song and (knight) in white satin....i wish I could see at least one of their concerts maybe in new hampshire in sept...if he outlives his wife,I would folow him around the world and take care of him in his old age even feed him etc and he could sing to me! lol bobbie

  • Adding: I love this song. Justin Hayward is a great songwriter/guitarist. Great band all around. I'd love to see them live some day.

  • They seem nervous here. The guitar strumming is delivered with a bit too much desperation—much more than you hear on the original recording; kind of a funky 60's groove in contrast to the usual laid back deliverance. Despite that, it's a fantastic piece of video.

  • i've loved justin since I was 12 and this is my favorite of all songs...he truly is a gifted singer,songwriter,and musician...no wonder the band plays on....

  • As much as I love you, and I do, Jesus loves you so much more. He is God. He is gracious, kind, forgiving, and gives you more love and peace than you could ever imagine. Please ask Him into your heart.

    Love is the only reason why!!!!!!

    Open all the shutters on your windows, unlock all the locks upon your door, brush away the cobwebs from your daydreams, no secrets come between us anymore, only love will see you through, you know what love can do to you.

  • Finally, some more footage from their Isle of Wight performance. The only song that I've seen is their performance of "Night's in White Satin". I wonder if their is footage of their full set.

  • Isle of White had some bad vibes going on.

  • Just nice!

  • i luv them lol one of my favs from back in the day !

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  • dirty hippies

  • @retarguus Please go back to your hitler youth rally. We don't need your hate here.

  • @sabatini210 :) i could'nt fathom a comment that added anything to this hauntingly beautiful post, so i went completely out of character with an insult. sorry, when i feel vunerable, i have sociopathic tendancies. rofl hitler youth rally, that is the first time ive ever been in contention with a nazi.

  • Every live performance of this song I've seen on Utube, the mellotron is turned down low and the crappy guitars are turned up.

  • it is called real music....they had to have the songs and the equipment to back it up.

    It was more about the art than a business...

  • Looking at Justin's eyes in this video just tells you why he is one of the all time best songwriters that ever come along! To watch & hear the passion & serenity the Moody Blues songs sound is sensationally beatiful! They will always be a part of my life!

  • Awwsome !!!! footage . This group had a reutation from the begiining never wavered . They were that good.

  • Wonderful live version of one of my many favourite Moodies songs!!! Justin looks gorgeous. Thanks Big Brother 'Johnnie' for playing their songs when I was a kid. Will always remind me of you, and what a way to be remembered Bro x x x

  • I agree justin is under rated, like robert lamb in chicago justin is a great talent and what a voice and lyrics, exceelent!

  • Really like them.. Great band great sound.. Thanks youtube for your services... Also the person who uploaded this.. Cheers..

  • Beautiful. Were was this recorded, the Isle of Wight festival in 1970? Just guessing.

  • bravo  faith

  • i saw them yesterday at a place by seattle they DIDNT PLAY THIS

  • I just saw them last night.

    Absolutely awesome, even only with 3 original band members.

    John Ledge, Justin Hayward and Graeme Edge

    Along with Gordon Marshall, Alan Hewitt, Norda Mullen and Julie Ragins

  • Oh my dear friends... what the hell happened to meaningful, heartfelt, emotional music like this? Does it have to be all bling, sex, young girls dressed like sluts and ugly rappers nowadays? Where are the Moody Blues of the 21st Century? Questions, questions, but no answers... anyway, wonderful stuff, thanks for posting.

  • @Mrfairchap

    Well, there may not be a Moody Blues, but there is PLENTY of great music out there. I'm 43 so I loved the Moody Blues in the 70's, and love lots of new bands now...you just have to look past all the nonsense that lives in "Top 40" lists. Try Arcade Fire, No Cars Go, for example.

  • @Mrfairchap I have played many styles of music for different audiences from 40's Swing, R& R, Punk, Alternative Music to Trance and electro ...I agree with you, even though I look forward to the next trend of music, fashion, etc ... ( The music must say something ! ) the communication is duplicated now so many times I feel it is lost in translation ...somehow.

    Among many genres I really appreciate the 60's music it had a lot to say ,If the new generation will listen,and learn to appreciate.

  • Tuesday>Friday

  • Whenever you listen to this song it stays a super fantastic.

  • Just beautiful! 

  • Fantastic Moody Blues live and at their very best!

  • classic love this

  • Fantastic...one of my favorites

  • wowwww.....back. in. the. DAY!

  • How lucky we were to see them young !!! Well, not there.

  • thank you!

  • 1. It's not an organ, it's a mellotron.

    2. Tuesday Afternoon was on Days of Future Passed, not On The Threshold of a Dream.

    Thanks for posting anyway!

  • Justin...You're very...HANDSOME....

  • Justin,

    Que hermosura de hombre!

    What a gorgeous man!

  • This song is not 1970, it is 1967 off of "Days of Future Passed." The first album I ever wore out.

  • @Cruiserfrank True enough, the studio version was recorded in 1967, but this is a live performance, filmed at the Isle of Wight Festival, in 1970.

  • It's Tuesday Afternoon, not plural.

  • ditto what twinklebear said

  • @michael97501 It's actually a Mellotron MkII - early tape sampler - great string sounds!

  • omg the works

  • I'd like to shove that commercial up someone's ass- just play! the effin' video!!

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  • @michael97501 I read a similar post that said something like " back then it was like math with out calculators "

  • Only the best. See you in Vegas....from Tennessee. God Bless you all......

  • Justin Hayward is one of THE most underated musicians in rock, singing, playing, and songwriting, the whole lot. The keyboard that Mike P is playing is called a mellotron. It replicated the string section sounds used in the studio by playing tapes of prerecorded string instruments. By all accounts it weighed nearly a ton and could be a real bastard to play because it would always breakdown usually when it got to hot so Mike P also became quite the expert at onstage repairs.

  • @cudaj2 - Right you are. Justin H. doesn't get the recognition he deserves. Maybe it's because he likes his privacy? I don't know. I'm grateful for these films so my children can see an example of quality 70's music. PS - Did you know that it was from a sack of applications sent in response to an ad by Eric Burdon for the new Animals (though that was unknown to the applicants) that the Moody Blues, upon Denny Laine's departure, pulled Justin's name? I suspect you know the story. Peace.

  • @mjcamck71 I HAVE heard that, but wasn't quite sure how true it was, Lol! If it is, and it sounds to be true, then they definitely made the right choice! The rest is excellent rock history.

  • @cudaj2 Thanks for the education on the Mellotron and info on Mike P

    My generation the digital age... hope there will be more appreciation for music like this.

    Cheers !

  • @djscotty1111 You're very welcome, the mellotron is a very interesting instrument and sounds beautiful....when it works properly! Lol!

  • @cudaj2

    Have you heard/seen him in Wayne's War Of the World? His voice is as sweet and pure 30 years later and his mature look fits his voice so well....

  • @cudaj2 underrated? we who know, we know. those that listen learn. such is the way eternal, brother.

  • @cudaj2 Good info re:Moody Blues,. Good description of Mellotron. I am not sure that any of the new synths do as well with instrument voices, Although today some come very close,still hard to beat analog sound of mellotron. Although mellotron was used in live performances of this song,I believe that the Days of Future Passed album was before mellotron and orchestra sounds were made by London Symphony Orchestra.

  • @verbenco Yes you are correct, that was the reason they got the mellotron to reproduce what the London Symphony Orchestra had done. Thank you!

  • @cudaj2 This song is great, what can I add? Lamar

  • Justin's been doing it for more than 40 years and sounds as good as ever. I really wish I'd seen them before Mike and Ray left the band though. Oh for a time machine.

  • @PoolsOfBlueGlass I'm 60 odd now seen them a few times at the Belfry in the late sixties -70s only a small place so atmosphere was great , Mike Pinder on meletron Ray Thomas playing flute and Obo live in Brum so have seen them regularly. but 60's was best time to be young.. and enjoyed every bit of it.

  • Awesome video! Thanks.

  • my dad got me into this music , and he was right , this gets chicks in the mood definetly !!!!

  • This is awesome

  • Truely one of the greatest bands of all time!

  • @michael97501 That organ is a melotron. :)

  • Oh my goodness! Thank you for posting this beautiful video. Justin is handsome/beautiful as he has been forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yum!

  • tears of joy flowing watching that incredible video

  • THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER BAND AS GOOD AS THE MOODIES. THERE MUSIC IS TIMELESS. I GREW UP WITH THE MOODIES AND I WILL DIE WITH THE MOODIES TANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES. OVER THE YEARS KEEP THE FAITH AND KEEP ON SINGING.

  • god he has a beautiful voice, musicians just aren't this way anymore

  • god i wish i was there

  • Excellent footage of the band and the concert audience. The name Moody Blues is a great metaphor for how the music feels.

  • @cloudjia that is something different,I do not ever remember hearing that intro. Yet likely I just missed it. Wow I really prefer this version above all others,great find!

  • THANKS WAS IT THAT LONG AGO ...........WHEN BANDS COULD PLAY

    AND SING AND HAD TALENTED MEMBERS .

    TODAYS MUSIC IS DROSS -THANKS SIMON COWELL AND CO

  • ha JH dropped the lyrics at :56....

    fabulous song and band

  • hey bigjoe 57, your surnames not blakiston is it, just a hunch. They are as good as ever saw them a couple of years ago at the NEC, sheer magic, lik being back in the 60's, oh for time travel

  • The moodies are top class

  • heard this for the first time last night when i was high off weed. am moved beyond words.

  • ha i don't care for the weed yi, but i am certanly glad to see someone discover this music for the first time.... the 60's 70's were truly amazing musically

  • Nice to see this ! The song is better known to US ears, as it was released as a single over there. Recently featured in a Visa ad.

    Mike Pinder is playing a mellotron which is even harder to play live than other keyboard,

    They go out of tune, tape loops snap, the pitch will vary with temperature etc etc. But what a magical sound he got from it, virtually defining the "Moodies" sound.

  • Computers, cell phones,video games and the like will never erase my memories of my childhood!

  • I love it when all the freaks get up and clap for them..like old times for sure.

  • I just play this over and over... Love Justin he seems so intense I love it ( he is such a beautiful white guy)

  • ...and they came on at Sunset! How beautiful was that...

  • Great tune. They are my favorite band. Very unique and melodic type music! Mike Idaho

  • KURT COBAIN....?? check it out..!!

  • Such raw intense emotion in this song.

  • Tremendous video, props to the Eagle company for putting this up. They do good work. Best Moody video on Youtube.

  • I too named my son Justin, sorry for your loss...God bless

  • 9 times out of 10, nobody but the original artist can do it "right". There are a few redo's that are good, not many. While I like this song, I have to say Nights in White Satin is their best. Just takes ya back..........

  • HELL YEAH ! I LIKE THAT SHIT!

  • Who needs the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame?

    The Moodies reached a higher place decades ago.

  • I was at this and it still sounds good. its funny looking back and thinking forward to how things became. I dont know why people are so worried about the hall of fame...

  • i am meL theFooL on FaceBook....

  • fantastic moody blues juan

  • I have been following this band for 40 yrs. Justin Hayward sounds the same as he does in this vid. I thank you for this flashback .

  • @skybleau1 sorry man best wishes