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The Best of the Moody Blues
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0731453580022
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Label: Polydor / Umgd
Manufacturer: Polydor / Umgd
MPN: 535800
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Polydor / Umgd
Release Date: January 28, 1997
Studio: Polydor / Umgd
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Editorial Review:
Fans of the Moody Blues hungry for the band's intoxicatingly rich arrangements and soaring melodies need look no further than this terrific compilation. What it lacks in depth this collection makes up for in breadth, spanning the band's 30-year history of hits from "Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)" to "Your Wildest Dreams." Featuring some of Justin Hayward and John Lodge's best songwriting and packed with performances truly worthy of the superlative adjective greatest, this collection of hits delivers the goods. --L.A. Smith
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Existential Moments
As a die-hard Moody Blues fan, this is a good compilation that includes some of their earlier works as well as the more familiar and favourite hits for which they are associated. Well worth the purchase.
Rating:  - The Best of Moody Blues review by George
I am a great fan of the Moody Blues and have always enjoyed their concerts. When I saw this CD "The Best of Moody Blues", I ordered it. Although it contains their hits, the recording does not meet the quality or sound of other CDs by the Moody Blues. Their CD at Red Rock is still one of their best.
Rating: - moody blues perfection
The Moody Blues are a brilliant emotional pop band. The vocal melodies are beautiful, the sound of all the singers voices are spiritual and beautiful, and everything they did was great. Yes that's right- EVERYTHING they did. Say what you want about the 80's, but the Moody Blues were pumping out brilliant songs in that decade just as much and just as well as they did in the 60's and 70's. Which is my favorite decade for the Moody Blues? I don't have one, but of course I'm always super excited ... Read More
Rating: - Amazingly Spiritual, Encouraging and Inspirational!
I've never been a Moody Blues fan - WHY? My brother, who recently past, was a bit older then I... He LOVED the Moody Blues, knew all the words & sang these songs quite often. Being so much younger then he, I would listen but not really pay attention. When he past I kept hearing, over and over in my head, Tuesday Afternoon. Since it was on this CD I purchased it. Each and every song is amazing! The words captured my heart and allow my soul to sing once again with my dearly departed brother. ... Read More
Rating: - Maybe it's just me...
...but I feel that The Moody Blues are vastly underrated. When people speak of classic rock bands, they mention Beatles, Stones, Doors, Who, Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Eagles, Aerosmith, Police, Van Halen - but rarely The Moody Blues. The fact is, the MB's were an important presence on rock radio from the late 60's to the mid-80's, producing work that spanned a staggering variety of musical styles, most of it done with utmost complexity, precision and taste. I'm ashamed to admit that I remember hearing ... Read More
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