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Its so dreamy! THE MOODY BLUES The land of make believe REACTION - First time hearing
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THE MOODY BLUES The land of make believe REACTION
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My friend, it doesn't matter, 60s or 70s or 80s whatever. The Moody Blues are timeless! That is their magic!
Watching and waiting is another great tune by Justin.
One of the most important songs ever written. Listen to it again. It sums up life and why we're here, struggling and overcoming with love. So underrated.
Justin Hayward with the dreamy, passionate vocals and soaring guitar work, Mike Pinder contributing the gorgeous swelling Chamberlin strings, Ray Thomas adding some beautiful flute, John Lodge laying down groovy bass lines, and Graeme Edge punctuating it all with great drum fills. From my favorite album - Seventh Sojourn released in 1972. RIP to Ray Thomas and Graeme Edge and wishing continued health for Justin Hayward, John Lodge and Mike Pinder. Classy and unique band. Happy they were finally inducted into the RRHOF a few years back. Cheers Harri!
Impressed you knew about the chamberlain. Great album. Hope they release it in surround.
And now RIP, Mike Pinder. Thank you for the music and insight.
50 + years later & this song still brings tears to my eyes - "Only Love can see you through"
Keep coming with The Moody Blues tunes!Hari didn’t you know that the 1960’s ended about 1972 or ‘73.😃
When we were breathing in the smoke of high and low, and everything in between!
From the magnificent Seventh Sojourn album . This song is just beautiful as is the entire album . New Horizons is a magnificent song too ,
Just wonderful .
From their best album IMHO....Seventh Sojourn....fantastic! "Lost In a Lost World" and Ray Thomas on "For My Lady"....the whole album is fire! Great hidden gem.
Justin Hayward has such a soothing and comforting voice. Even when a song is weak, and this one is not, he makes it sound interesting and irresistible. Their first seven albums with this lineup are mini masterpieces.
Thanks for these Moody Blues reactions. They are my favorite band.
This was the last of the great 7 album stretch from 67-72.
The lead guitar tone is just about the prettiest ever! This whole album should be cataloged under the title " Historically Incredible Guitar Tones" as a point of reference.
Love the bass in this. John Lodge playing a Fender Precision that his father bought for him when he was fourteen.
Excellent Harry.... Thanks again . Never comes the day ....... is another great track of many.
“Question” is another great Moody Blues song.
another great Moodies reaction. after the Beatles came to an end, the Moodies were the No. 1 group in the world at that time. keep them coming Harri
Fabulous Harri! I never thought I'd ever see a reaction on this incredible song.Thank you for doing it. This entire album, Seventh Sojourn, is fantastic. Try "New Horizons" from that same album. You will love it.
I know all their songs by heart...at least those from Days of Future Passed through Seventh Sojourn and Blue Jays, which is very similar. The one that reminds me most of you is "Are You Sitting Comfortably?". Very Merlin. Very Harri.
I did an arrangement of Are You Sitting Comfortably as a project in my first year of music college. Love that song.
@@The5thGen I would love to see it! Magical.
This is the best of Hayward’s voice. Ever uplifting and such a positive song. Never ever get tired of hearing this gem.
"Brush away the cobwebs from your daydreams" is such a BRILLIANT line! Another amazing song by Justin Hayward and the Moody Blues. I agree Harri, Paul McCartney and the Moody Blues have so much in common, they both have such an ability to write songs with great melodies. This is one of my favorites, not only is the melody beautiful but the lyrics really soar! Thanks for a great reaction to another Moodies classic, Harri!
Thanks to Craig Aust for another fantastic request. Moody Blues always sound dreamy and pleasant. Just gorgeous! Thanks for the great input from Harri 🌺✌️
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Glad you got to experience the mystical beauty o' Land O' Make Believe, a favorite song from Seventh Sojourn.
I was fortunate enough to see them do this song live in the early 70’s. I love the continuous flow of the music. I think the 60’s from a music standpoint started in 1963, and didn’t really end until 1974, maybe 1975.
My favorite song on the album .At their peak...
Hi Harri. Another great choice. The moody blue's is a gift that never stops giving. Love this song.
I was always blown away by this song. Yes, it's odd that it wasn't more well-known. Or played live.
This is probably my favorite Moody Blues song. Another of my favorites is “Talking Out Of Turn.” Justin Hayward’s voice is one of the best.
i love talking out of turn
i love ray thomas singing his heart on this solo album too czcams.com/video/KSl9AXVWfXU/video.html
I love the beautiful sound that The Moody Blues make. I have always appreciated Justin's voice. Another totally different song called The Land Of Make Believe was made by a totally different type of band called Bucks Fizz.
There is also a beautiful song from 1972 by
the Chuck Mangione Quartet, called "Land of Make Believe"!
Chuck Mangione’s live album “Live At The Hollywood Bowl: An Evening of Magic” has the definitive version of his “Land Of Make Believe.” It’s absolutely gorgeous.
For years when I played this song I opened my windows and cranked it up. It is so beautiful.
I concur with what others are saying about being grateful for you reacting to the Moody Blues- your countrymen. My favorite band, too. You did 'Isn't Life Strange' off this album, too. I mention it because that song and this one are my favorites off of this album.
Greatest five singers, song writers, Performers EVER!! Ever!! As a musician myself, This Band is Amazing!!! Thank you for your air play for your subscribers!! Well done sir. Agape' No McCartney but the Beatles did call on the Moody's to help create or save the sone Strawberry fields... They toured with the Beatles in early days, Beatles called the The Moody Boys...
Love the Moody Blues, thanks Craig and Harri.💜
You’re welcome!
Nothing to forgive Mr B ,Moody Blues , are a sound once heard, Transcends, goes around and returns , regards Malcolm Lorna ,from Australia 🇦🇺
This and New Horizons from the same seven sojourn album are two of Justin's finest songs. This song basically has three parts each as beautiful as the others and he repeats all three a second time. A very interesting structure
haha that's such a coincidence.
Watched your "For My Lady" reaction and had to listen to Seventh Sojourn. Was thinking you might like to listen to "The Land of Make Believe" and here you are.
Hello Harry! Thank you for another brilliant musical review! It is true that the Beatles and Moody Blues knew each other for a long time. Note to all, please correct me: A long time story I heard, true or not I do not know, is that the Moody Blues via Ray Thomas discussed with the Beatles the use of a Mellotron in the production of ‘Strawberry Fields’. Also heard that the Moody Blues on occasion used Apple recording studios. I think this particular subject is very interesting for a variety of reasons; the very high number of spectacularly talented musicians from the same time period and same geographical area, the influences shared, etc.
Thanks Craig Aust for these Moody Blues requests and thanks Harri for reacting to all of these Moody Blues tunes. What gorgeous sounds they composed and produced especially in the late 60's through late 70's. They were and are Simply Magic. Harri, I would also highly recommend the song New Horizons from the same album. One of Justin Hayward's most beautiful ballads. Cheers guys!
This piece is so appropriate now...Ty brother
I just love The Moody Blues. I feasted on them during the 60's and 70's. Thanks again Harri.
A both uplifting and sad song at the same time. Beautiful song easily recognizable as The Moody Blues with great vocals and a pleasing melody.
Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Craig. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
You’re welcome!
Moody.
A perfect song in any era
Never heard this before but another auditory gem from the boys from Birmingham, the land of gray skies and gales. England, you have given us so much, so many musical gifts it almost isn't fair. May God continue to bless the sceptered isle.
One of my favourited bands, I just love all of their music. Thanks Craig.
bought this album when it came out in '72. 19 at the time with my life in front of me. heard this song for the first time and it shot into my moody top 10 - at the time. many more since then. the harmonies at the end of each line send chills through me and bring tears to my eyes now. oh man - to be 19 again
Superb track from an amazing band. The Mike Pinder years were underrated. As stated the first seven albums were so great and the ability to follow up after the split seemed impossible. The style changed but I enjoyed all the rest. Justin and John have great voices but don’t forget Ray who gave such different style on his tracks. Thanks Harri for a brilliant review.
Mike had an excellent voice as well. The band definitely declined after he left.
@@NYCOPERAFAN Yes, just wasn't the same with the otherwise very well credentialed Pat Moraz from Yes replacing. He didn't sing but as new keyboardist just too showy, flamboyant (for the Moodies)--and the rest of the band seemed to go with that for awhile, almost like they were the ones under the audition microscope, having to prove themselves and not Moraz. Same kind of uncomforfable/bad fit change with Chicago's new young shirt-open-to-the-belly Peter Frampton-esque gunslinger after Terry Kath died.
Comes from the album 7th Sojourn there best album
I’m obsessed with McCartney. Certainly a similar gift for exquisite, seemingly effortless melodies among the Moodies and Macca.
Perfect. I remember hearing this in my childhood in the eighties
Love the Moodies!
And yes, Harri, I know what you mean about your comparison with Paul McCartney. I also wished that McCartney would’ve worked with Justin Hayward or The Moody Blues at least once. But, I suppose that may have been complicated regarding the members of the Moody Blues.
Of course the Moody's did tour with the Beatles long time ago. I'll bet there was some great jamming going on. This was, I believe, before Justin and John came on board.
When i see ya go this deep into a song before you pause...
i feel your heart just like mine
inside a great Moody Blues saga.
They have just too many good songs. Hope you get to them all
What a Brilliant insight ! You have a good heart and soul. I can see you were touched by this song, as many of us are. Please listen to the whole album, it will touch you more with songs like " for my lady". Thanks again.
You do some great reaction videos, I was aware of moody blues, but had never looked into some of the songs you’ve reacted to,,thanks it’s been really enjoyable listening
This song is from 8th album "Seventh Sojourn" in 1972. This is a great record. It has other songs such as "Isn't Life Strange", "I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock & Roll Band)", "For My Lady" etc.
I believe he did Isn't Life Strange.
Finally someone is finding the moody blues, something besides nites in white satin
Don't fret over it bro. Close enuff, & being there in the early 70's had the same vibe going as the 60's.
It is, off, by far the best Album they ever did and that is saying something. I first heard them in December 1967 in this format. That was Nights in White Satin which I believe was popularised by a US DJ who wanted a long track so he could leave the desk for a few minutes. Maybe a crafty Reefer. You should remember in those days Radio constantly played short songs so most stations would never think of using a song much over 3 minutes long.
The Moody Blues were Magic, just magic. May I suggest Melancholy Man from Question of Balance
Whoa cool! I guess I didn't know this song. I'm very familiar with their albums from about 1968 to 71
Yes ❤
The Moody 's and Chicago are the most enduring bands from 60's and on,because they played MUSIC... I love all kinds of music but the best is that which has more movements. It us not the boring radio hits. You can make movies with these songs---(oh, they have)
Hari, very layered with a host of instruments...
Thank you
Try Slide Zone
Harri, I don't hear any Paul McCartney in this song, but I always hear a lot of Justin Hayward in McCartney's songs.
The Moody Blues opened for the Beatles at one time.
Justin Hayward is a great vocalist, as is Paul McCartney. This melody certainly sounds like something Paul McCartney could easily have concocted. I’m also a huge McCartney fan.
Got to play You & me. From the same album
Musically the 60's lasted from like 66 to 74 Rubber soul to Nixon leaving and Vietnam war ending
Mellotron is beautiful
Written by Justin Hayward
1972-Seventh Sojourn
They are talking about maya in this song.
Now do "Land of Make Believe" by Chuck Mangione! Cheers from Canada!
Harri, please react to ‘For My Lady’!
The anniversary of Ray Thomas' death is coming up.
He has already bud!
This was my junior prom theme!
Word !
Listen to 'New Horizons', their best.
Great song but the subpar video distracts for me. But aside from that, loved your reaction.
This song is so beautiful, I am horrified by your coldly analytical interpretation and your unnecessarily long interruption. The song is a gorgeous and emotional celebration, and here you are talking about when it was written. Why aren't you just allowing yourself to FEEL the song, EXPERIENCE the emotion? I don't believe this is your first listen to this song. I think you have listened to it and analyzed it to death before you made this post. And now you are so anxious to show off your anylytical skills you can even wait for the end of a line to hit that button and give us the benefit of your skill and knowledge. Dammit.
He normally takes one break in the middle, and maybe another short one closer to the end because of blocks. And he was quite eloquent in his feelings for the ethereal nature of the song.
1972
I couldn't pinpoint this song to 1972. Styles don't really have a timestamp.
Off of their last GREAT album.
If you liked this song, you would enjoy this entire album, called Driftwood!
Sorry. don't hear McCartney in this vocal. The style is softer like some of his songs but very Moodies.
It's your obsession. with Paul, sounds nothing like him.