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3 days ago · The Moody Blues’ “The Best Way to Travel” is a song that invites listeners to embark on a journey of self-discovery and exploration through the power of thought. Its captivating melodies and profound lyrics give us a glimpse into the limitless possibilities of the human mind.
- Anne Barrett
- The Moody Blues
- In Search of the Lost Chord (1968)
- July 26, 1968
4 days ago · It still is. Probably the most amazing introduction of an album. The spacey eletronic sound on a VCS3 (which was pretty new, showing that the Moodies were on the top of their game in terms of innovation), followed by the heavenly mellotron sound, giving it the impression of the creation of the universe, an epiphany, I don't know. Of course, the ...
5 days ago · The Moody Blues, a pioneering rock band formed in Birmingham, England, in 1964, have left an indelible mark on the music world with their unique blend of rock, classical, and progressive elements.
4 days ago · “Isn’t Life Strange” by The Moody Blues (No. 30) Most people think of Justin Hayward as the lead singer of The Moody Blues, and he has been on lead vocals for many of their biggest hits.
4 days ago · Answer: Strange Times "Strange Times" was not the commercial success it should have been, but it was the first time the Moodies produced their own work. At the release of this album the group was composed of: Justin Hayward, John Lodge, Ray Thomas, and Graeme Edge.
2 days ago · The Best of the Moody Blues. By Doggy · Posted 3 hours ago. Got re-issue in 2000 with Strange Times, as double CDs. Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank Planet. By ...
3 days ago · "Strange Days in Paradise" sounds like it could be a Moody Blues album title but it is a made up name. "A Question of Balance" was the band's sixth studio album and was released August 7, 1970. It featured the hit single, "Question" which peaked at number four on the US Billboard Chart.
