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Seventh Sojourn
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0042284477321
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Label: Polydor / Umgd
Manufacturer: Polydor / Umgd
MPN: 844773
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Polydor / Umgd
Release Date: May 20, 1997
Studio: Polydor / Umgd
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Rating:  - music from my childhood
I grew up listening to the Moody Blues. All these songs sound just as tender and meaningfull today as they did 30 years ago!
M. Yoga Dasi
Rating: - best of 'the seven'
I've liked The Moody Blues since I can't remember when... All of the classic seven albums from 1967 to 1972 have great songs but, for me, this is their finest and most consistent - it flows really well from start to finish and leaves you wanting more.
For one thing it contains my absolute favourite Lodge compositions 'I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)' and 'Isn't Life Strange' - sure, these songs are available on every Moody Blues hits collection, but it's great hearing them ... Read More
Rating: - A Special Sojourn for a Special Soul......
Mathyushkin got married. Yes he did. He is a close relative of your beloved Metamorpho. Young, vital and red headed, he was handsome and stole the show from your Metamorpho (if you can believe that!). I thought it best not to explain the pitfalls and pratfalls of marriage to a heart that goes pitter-pat. He married the lovely Christabelle, who was postively ravishing. The ceremony had all the great ingredients that your Metamorpho has been offering the public for years. The true essence of love, spirituality ... Read More
Rating:  - LOST IN A LOST WORLD
THE THING ABOUT THE MOODY BLUES IS THAT THEIR MUSIC WAS JUST SO DAMN MELODIC, IF NOTHING ELSE. THAT'S WHY THEY WERE ALWAYS ENJOYABLE TO LISTEN TO. THIS ALBUM WAS THE LAST OF THEIR ORIGINAL SEVEN ALBUMS, RECORDED BETWEEN 1967-72, WHICH CONSTITUTE THE BEST AND MOST ORIGNAL PHASE OF THEIR RECORDINGS. I BOUGHT THIS ALBUM WHEN IT FIRST CAME OUT, AND HAVE LISTENED TO IT A LOT OVER THE YEARS. THEY WERE DIFFERENT FROM MOST OF THE OTHER BRITISH ROCK BANDS THAT WERE AROUND AT THE TIME, NOT BETTER, BUT DIFFERENT.
Rating: - A fine way to close out the series of seven classic albums
This 1972 release by the Moodies would prove to be their last studio release until the Octave album (1978). Apparently, certain band members had become burned out, were not very happy, and were wrestling with various philosophical and spiritual issues (Mike Pinder was especially troubled on a spiritual level); all of which is documented in the liner notes of this reissue. As such, the band went on an extended hiatus. I have to say that, in spite of it all, this is an excellent Moodies album and a fine way to ... Read More
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