Moody Blues .... Lovely To See You .... Ride My Seesaw

[RedEarth]

Ride My Seesaw (1970)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJETHtCN-zk

Lovely To See You (1970)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAMOlEsU578

[Robeson]

1. They were one of the best concerts I've ever seen....

...they opened up with Ride My Seesaw, and it only got better from there. Great band... :thumbsup:

[Blue_In_AK]

15. I agree...

I finally got to see them, after being a big fan since the beginning, here in Anchorage back in the early '90s, I think. It was a wonderful concert.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

2. and of course, I will contribute to this thread

Tuesday Afternoon:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjBvPHqO9KU

[Robeson]

3. Gee, I never could figure out what your name meant....

...;-) :thumbsup:

[Tuesday Afternoon]

6. you made me laugh OUT LOUD

and I am jealous that you have seen them in concert :P

:D :toast:

[RedEarth]

4. How appropriate..... great song

[Tuesday Afternoon]

8. Thanks for the links.

Love me Some Blues on the Moody side ;)

[Ptah]

7. Ah yes.

and then there's

Nights in White Satin


Edit to add:

[Tuesday Afternoon]

10. You are a sweetheart.

:hug: Truly one of DU's class acts. Thanks for the link :loveya:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP6-j9pxTGI&feature=related

[Ptah]

11. I'm apologize for disappointing you,

I cut my hair.





You Can Sleep While I Drive

[Tuesday Afternoon]

12. I just saw it in PP's thread --

:cry:

:D

You look very handsome

[Ptah]

13. I slept with a smile on my face for the first time in a while.

It's as if the hair was a burden.

I fell like I can run faster and jump higher.

:hug:

[Ptah]

5. It is lovely to see you again

my friend.

:hi:

[Glorfindel]

9. Thank you! I needed that...

it's been a lousy day, and seeing and hearing the Moody Blues set everything right. Sheer musical genius. :hi:

[Westegg]

14. MB fan since '75...

...age 11. Still am, 30-ugh! years later. And I still have the original vinyl LPs that my older sister gave to me in '77 when she went to college-- the full set up to that time. That music was such a part of my formative years. When I bought the remastered "DOFP" not long ago, and listened to it for the first time in a few years, I was struck by its brilliance and warmth. A lot has happened in rock since then, but I'll always dig the Moodys.