Recorded live at Red Rocks September 9 1992 with The Colorado Symphony Orchestra. ... more
Tracklisting: 01. Overture (Excerpts) 02. Late Lament 03. Tuesday Afternoon 04. For My Lady 05. New Horizon 06. Lean On Me (Tonight) 07. Lovely To See You 08. Gemini ...
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It's been more than twenty-five years since The Moody Blue began weaving their uniquely ... more
melodic spell on rock 'n' roll. And in that time, they've achieved one musical after another. This concert performed under the stars at Red Rocks with the Colorado ...
Legend Of A BandTracklisting;01 - Brumbeat Segment02 - Your Wildest Dreams03 - Interview04 ... more
- Nights In White Satin05 - Interview06 - Tuesday Afternoon07 - Interview - includes excerpt of Tuesday Afternoon08 - Ride My See-Saw09 - Interview10 - I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)11 - Interview12 - Steppin' In A Slide Zone13 - Interview14 - Gemini Dream15 - Interview16 - Interview17 - The Voice18 - Interview19 - The Other Side Of Life20 - Interview21 - Question22 - Interview23 - No More Lies24 - Interview25 - The Story In Your Eyes26 - Interview27 - I Know You're Out There Somewhere28 - Vintage Wine (over closing credits).A Night At Red RocksTracklisting;01 - Overture (Excerpts)02 - Late Lament03 - Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)04 - For My Lady05 - New Horizon06 - Lean On Me (Tonight)07 - Lovely To See You08 - Gemini Dream09 - I Know You're Out There Somewhere10 - The Voice11 - Say It With Love12 - The Story In Your Eyes13 - Your Wildest Dreams14 - Isn't Life Strange15 - The Other Side Of Life16 - I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)17 - Nights In White Satin18 - Question19 - Ride My See-Saw.
Music / Performing Arts, Comedy - Director: Trevor Nunn, Geoffrey Posner - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over, Parental Guidance - Starring: Duncan Preston, Celia Imrie, Julie Walters, Victoria Wood, Jim Broadbent
Advantages: Evergreen, ever popular, ever on tour, ever the Moody Blues Disadvantages: None
It seems that The MoodyBlues have been there as long as there has been rock music itself. They have produced their own distinctive and unique sound for over 35 years on fourteen different albums. If you are a fan of the Moodies then you won?t need any review to know what to expect from their output. You will probably have enjoyed their many live performances - which continue to this day.
The Moody years fall into two parts; divided by a break in the early 70s. Conceived in the mid 1960s as a meld of rock group and classical influences, they have consistently produced an intense, powerful, melodic wall of sound. The hallmark of the lyrics of the songs is that they say something about the human condition and that the diction in the vocals is clear over the music. After the first album (Days of Future Passed), which featured a full ...
Advantages: Solid Moody's performance; still going strong Disadvantages: None that the aficianado won't forgive
The MoodyBlues took to the stage of the Royal Albert Hall, London (home of the Prom concerts) on May 1st 2000 towards the end of their latest world tour. Billed here as the ?Hall Of Fame? tour we saw a concert with a very similar running order at The Ice Palace, Tampa, Florida on August 15th 1999. It was then presented as ?World Tour 1999/2000? and was being used to launch the new album ?Strange Times? (which coincidentally) was released the day after the Tampa show. Almost every concert was played with an orchestra.
The Moodys were backed here by The World Festival Orchestra conducted by Larry Bair ? who had produced most of the arrangements. There was a full house and a wrapt, appreciative and well behaved audience (perhaps awed and inspired by the august red and gold surroundings of this world famous venue). The band were in good ...
Advantages: The best concert I have ever been to Disadvantages: Absolutely none!
I saw The MoodyBlues live twice in 2000 - the first time at the NEC Birmingham and the second at The Royal Albert Hall in London.
The concert at the NEC was very good but the one at The Royal Albert Hall has to be the best gig I have ever been to.
The Moodies played with the World Festival Orchestra and the atmosphere made all the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end! The place was sold out and we had got tickets on the arena floor from where the view was great.
The concert began with an overture from the Orchestra, which was so moving being in a packed Royal Albert Hall that I actually had tears in my eyes and the Moodies hadn’t even taken the stage at that point.
They opened with an English Sunset from the new album, which had the audience in the palm of their hands right from the start. They did quite a few ...
SusanLesley 20.02.2001
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A classic performance of the best of the Moody Blues from "Days of Future Past" to "Keys of the Kingdom." Filmed live at Red Rocks with the 100 piece Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Selections include: "Tuesday Afternoon," "Gemini Dream," "Isn't Life Strange," "Nights in White Satin," and many more.
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