I saw them live in 1993. They looked and sounded exactly like the video you just watched. Hands down the best concert ever. The full orchestra accompanying them was a n unforgettable experience.
5 times for my wife and I . Twice with the full Ochestra. The small venue of the Paul Masson winery in California back in 2001 I consider my Favorite and the best concert of maybe 50 I've been to by all other bands to include the 5 for Tom Petty. I still have the jersey I bought then ( doesn't fit any more ). a fan since 1973.
Thank you for your emotional reaction to one of the greatest and most talented bands of all time, the Moody Blues. It was a great video and fun to watch! I hope you can do some more Moodies!
Have seen many reaction videos to this song,and must say,yours is one of the best,many emotions to this song! I was a young kid when this came out,and couldn't appreciate just how great this song and group was,many years later,I'm like wow! This group was amazing!! Keep up the great reactions 😊
This song has filled many, many people with emotion for decades. I had the honor of seeing them perform this song live once. It is one of my all time favorite songs. Oddly enough another one of my all time favorite songs is Yesterday by Paul McCartney. I saw him perform that song live twice that same week I saw The Moody Blues perform Nights In White Satin.
I too am sometimes speechless when listening to the Moody Blues. My Favorite MB album is "On the Threshold of a Dream" Not a bad song on it and is a concept all the way thru it. Glad you liked this.
Threshold was my introduction to the Moody Blues in the summer of 1970. Listened to it over and over again, wonderfully alone, with my hash pipe. A cherished experience and memory.
I know how u feel !!! This song was in my day ….. so I’m not young, but hearing this After so many years, I actually got all teary eyed !!! Even my mother loved this song !!!
studio version has the spoken word in it. well over 200 songs in their catalogue, please do some more. ive been a hardcore fan of the Moodies since 1968 and their music still moves me to this day
@@signal12hvac I actually just looked the lyircs up. I dunno what the spoken word really "means" at 43 years old...kinda artsy fartsy for me...but the song itself is hands down one of the most beautiful ever.
@@deejaytrizay although there may be multiple meanings to the poem but it goes with the concept of the album, its the very end of one's day, a time of reflection till you fall asleep and dream which are illusions. if you havent listened to the entire album in one sitting its harder to understand the meaning of the poem
I too was amazed the first time I heard this song, unforgettable! But I think the most amazing thing is that Justin Hayward the singer guitar player there wrote this when he was only 19! I'm fairly sure the girl he wrote this song about ended up with him! I mean why not?? I think he loves her! If you like this song which from what I've seen I think you just might, you should try the song "Tuesday Afternoon" from them, another brilliant sounding song!!
Ive seen them live three times - totally brilliant each time . I fell in love with their music whe i was 18. A long time ago. The lead singer , Justin Hayward, wrote this when he was very young .
Great Reaction, and review. This is a song you listen to laying down in your bed, with the lights turned off, and they will take your soul to some other place and time. Then the Symphony comes in, and they take you into the Kingdom. I first heard this song in 1971, in my room, on my huge stereo system, and was blown away, by the album Days of Future Pass.
Young lady I predict you will love this video. These guys were super good..!!! And yes I got to see them in Raleigh, NC back in the 1980's. It was like listening to a music CD. Yes they are that good. The orchestra in this video makes it perfect.... Keep in mind this band has been around since 1964.. You were a sparkle in your parents eyes back then. It warms my heart to see you enjoying them... Remember the line - "Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot defend." "Just what you want to be, you will be in the end!" Words of wisdom! This is a classic. Be advised ALL of the MOODY BLUES music is very good. ALL of IT.............. Are you a convert now??? You should be. I did enjoy your channel, THANKS........................................ Stay safe.
I bought there first album on LP when it first came out. And every one since. Saw them live at Indianapolis, not sure of the year now, but can look it up. Just almost as good then though a rain and windstorm at this outdoor theater messed with us and we all had to take cover for a bit. They came back of and did a great job. Then about 25 years ago, I converted all my CDs (bought them too) to MP3, and they are on my phone, PC, in my car, etc. I never get over this great music. Also a fan of Dire Straits (Mark Knopfler), Santana, and more.
Listen to the studio version, (released in 1967!) if you really want to be amazed..At the end, a poem follows called "Late Lament" that isn't technically a part of this song, (though I always thought was, because it seems to fit so perfectly) It's absolutely beautiful, and brings the song to another level..They also have a ton of other great songs...And, I highly recommend an album put out by the two guys you see up front here. The singer/guitarist Justin Hayward, and John Lodge (bassist) called "Blue Jays." They recorded it while the band was on a break, in 1975..Fantastic album!..Imo as good as any album they recorded with the band.
I was a young boy when this had already happened -- but I strongly sensed that this was important. And it was. But too late, I had only nostalgy left. -- You much younger, you are doomed. Life without musical happiness.
I can see it the very beginning you were like what?? And then about 15 to 20 seconds in it started to hook you. Once the vocal started you were all in. This life performance is one of the best live performance recordings I have ever heard in my life. Yeah alive when Churchill was alive and watched funeral on TV in Germany. They perform so many good songs from their careers and the live at the Royal Albert Hall performance you'll be bouncing you'll be crying.
Nice live performance. The guys were older here. The original studio album from 1967 (Days of Future Passed), will take you on a magical journey better because Justin's voice was fuller back then. Amazing. Give a listen to Tuesday Afternoon while you're there, if not the whole album. This band, that whole era, has so much great music! I think yo have no idea what you're in for.
I saw Justin Hayward, the lead singer, live just last year. He’s 76 now and still touring, though not with an orchestra. His voice is still just as compelling and beautiful as it was in this recording. You can look up his recent performances on UA-cam. If you really want emotion, check him out singing Forever Autumn!
I first discovered the MB in the early 70's. Have seen them in concert twice. Put the headphones on and listen to the Threshold of a Dream or Question of Balance, In Search of the Lost Chord albums. Beautiful what I call "head" music I will never get tired of.
There is actually a monologue after the song. They didn't perform the monologue at the Royal Albert Hall live performance. You really should listen to the original album version so you can hear the monologue. It'll blow your mind. Just an FYI I grew up listening to The Moody Blues they are my all time favorite band.
Definitely one of the most under appreciated British bands of all time. Many people think they're American but they hale from Birmingham haha. Their early catalogue is superb and very unique, this song is iconic and by far their biggest success. Good to see you enjoy it.
Thank you for the good music "It's Your Girl" from Moody Blues! The original is from 1967. This war the Flower Power Era and love and peace all time. 👌
The Moody Blues with this second album, Days of Future Past, ushered in the era of progressive Rock. Released in 1967 in the UK, 1968 in the US. Read the lyrics. They are beautiful. It's poetry surrounded by symphonic rock. I bought my copy in 1968. I kept it. It is a treasure. So are you. "Just what you want to be, you will be in the end."
Hello , First it's Nights in White Satin. ( Not Stains ) Still they are An Amazing Group with Many Hits here are A Few more if you Enjoyed this one. note this is missing the lament, ( poem ) 1) Tuesday Afternoon 2) Forever Autumn 3) In Your Wildest Dreams And yes there are More...... I Have Illuminated the like button 🔘 for you & If you like the Orchestra here is one they may take you from your comfort Zone but the Vocals are Magnificent I call her the ( Goddess of Song ) Miss Patricia Janeckova ( Rusalka ) You Tube Channel available Be warned it's Opera with perfect note 🎵🎶 separation while the Pitch & Tone Match the orchestra precisely. Her Warmth , Grace & command of the stage are indeed Devine !!! 😁👍👍😎🤗 Warmest Regards from the Sunshine State of Florida 🌞🌅🏝️🌴
I saw them live back in the 90s cuz my friend won tickets. I'm an old school metal head so they weren't really my thing but it was free 😆 by the way, anyone ever tell you you're absolutely gorgeous?
Please don’t talk so much. This song is sooo very beautiful as well as a classic almost ever one knows. It needs to be listened to straight through, eyes closed, floating away.
Hi " sis and all Alipers check out 1 original song wrote by master alip ba ta title JULI 97 and cover song from 5FDP TITLE : FAR FROM HOME & DOREMON FROM JAPANESE CARTOON.
Listen to New Horizons from Seventh Sojourn and Blue Guitar from Blue Jays. Liked this video except for the part where you introduced the song as Nights In White Stain? Come on!
I like you and your enthusiasm but try not to interrupt the rhythm, flow and continuity of this masterpiece so much as 6 times DID break the rhythm. lol This was the SHORT version....😀
I saw them live in 1993. They looked and sounded exactly like the video you just watched. Hands down the best concert ever. The full orchestra accompanying them was a n unforgettable experience.
5 times for my wife and I . Twice with the full Ochestra. The small venue of the Paul Masson winery in California back in 2001 I consider my Favorite and the best concert of maybe 50 I've been to by all other bands to include the 5 for Tom Petty. I still have the jersey I bought then ( doesn't fit any more ). a fan since 1973.
SO lucky you were able to see them live
Thank you for your emotional reaction to one of the greatest and most talented bands of all time, the Moody Blues. It was a great video and fun to watch! I hope you can do some more Moodies!
One of the most beautiful moving emotional songs of all time
I had that same experience 50 years ago. You are forever changed, you've witnessed greatness.
Props for that young lady, she knows what's a classic!
This is from their album Days of Future Past. It is a must listen.
Technically their second album, but I know what you mean. This is their first classical rock album and set the tone for their sound over the next 6.
the correct title of the album is "Day of Future PASSED" Lots of people mistake it for "Past"
Classic when it first came out still a classic now
Have seen many reaction videos to this song,and must say,yours is one of the best,many emotions to this song! I was a young kid when this came out,and couldn't appreciate just how great this song and group was,many years later,I'm like wow! This group was amazing!! Keep up the great reactions 😊
Far and above,the best reaction from anyone I've seen! Pure emotion....awesome...thx!
This song has filled many, many people with emotion for decades. I had the honor of seeing them perform this song live once. It is one of my all time favorite songs. Oddly enough another one of my all time favorite songs is Yesterday by Paul McCartney. I saw him perform that song live twice that same week I saw The Moody Blues perform Nights In White Satin.
I too am sometimes speechless when listening to the Moody Blues. My Favorite MB album is "On the Threshold of a Dream" Not a bad song on it and is a concept all the way thru it. Glad you liked this.
The same with Children's Children...
Threshold was my introduction to the Moody Blues in the summer of 1970. Listened to it over and over again, wonderfully alone, with my hash pipe. A cherished experience and memory.
@@charlesbishop4000 Yes sir. It is one of those albums made for that.
Most beautiful rock song ever written and performed so beautifully. Brings me to tears everytime
I know how u feel !!! This song was in my day ….. so I’m not young, but hearing this
After so many years, I actually got all teary eyed !!! Even my mother loved this song !!!
Watching them live twice and this song….wow. The emotions when I watched them turn to the orchestra….
studio version has the spoken word in it. well over 200 songs in their catalogue, please do some more. ive been a hardcore fan of the Moodies since 1968 and their music still moves me to this day
Ohh yeahhhh... The "breathe deep gathering gloom, watch light fade....etc etc" one right? Or something like that? I REMEMBER THAT!
@@deejaytrizay that would be the one
@@signal12hvac I actually just looked the lyircs up. I dunno what the spoken word really "means" at 43 years old...kinda artsy fartsy for me...but the song itself is hands down one of the most beautiful ever.
@@deejaytrizay although there may be multiple meanings to the poem but it goes with the concept of the album, its the very end of one's day, a time of reflection till you fall asleep and dream which are illusions. if you havent listened to the entire album in one sitting its harder to understand the meaning of the poem
I too was amazed the first time I heard this song, unforgettable! But I think the most amazing thing is that Justin Hayward the singer guitar player there wrote this when he was only 19! I'm fairly sure the girl he wrote this song about ended up with him! I mean why not?? I think he loves her!
If you like this song which from what I've seen I think you just might, you should try the song "Tuesday Afternoon" from them, another brilliant sounding song!!
Ive seen them live three times - totally brilliant each time . I fell in love with their music whe i was 18. A long time ago. The lead singer , Justin Hayward, wrote this when he was very young .
Great Reaction, and review.
This is a song you listen to laying down in your bed, with the lights turned off, and they will take your soul to some other place and time. Then the Symphony comes in, and they take you into the Kingdom. I first heard this song in 1971, in my room, on my huge stereo system, and was blown away, by the album Days of Future Pass.
I've been listening to this song for over 50 years. Still brings a tear to my eye.
the Moody Blues so melancholy , so brilliant , seen them live once , thanks for your reaction to this song.......check out some of there other stuff.
It's a timeless classic
Fantastic live performance. Loved your reaction. First time watching you. SUCH a great performance by Moody Blues.
Many of us believe this is one of the greatest songs ever created by one of the all time great bands, so it's not surprising that you would enjoy it.
This song was written by the singer at 19 yrs old, Justin Hayward. This is at The Royal Albert Hall in England where these guys grew up.
He said he was 17 when he wrote it, in HS.
He aged, but his voice didn't. Amazing!
Young lady I predict you will love this video. These guys were super good..!!! And yes I got to see them in Raleigh, NC back in the 1980's. It was like listening to a music CD. Yes they are that good. The orchestra in this video makes it perfect.... Keep in mind this band has been around since 1964.. You were a sparkle in your parents eyes back then. It warms my heart to see you enjoying them... Remember the line - "Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot defend." "Just what you want to be, you will be in the end!" Words of wisdom! This is a classic. Be advised ALL of the MOODY BLUES music is very good. ALL of IT.............. Are you a convert now??? You should be. I did enjoy your channel, THANKS........................................ Stay safe.
I bought there first album on LP when it first came out.
And every one since. Saw them live at Indianapolis, not sure of the year now, but can look it up. Just almost as good then though a rain and windstorm at this outdoor theater messed with us and we all had to take cover for a bit. They came back of and did a great job.
Then about 25 years ago, I converted all my CDs (bought them too) to MP3, and they are on my phone, PC, in my car, etc. I never get over this great music.
Also a fan of Dire Straits (Mark Knopfler), Santana, and more.
The words “I love you” are so emotive, and felt by everyone, everyone !
Listen to the studio version, (released in 1967!) if you really want to be amazed..At the end, a poem follows called "Late Lament" that isn't technically a part of this song, (though I always thought was, because it seems to fit so perfectly) It's absolutely beautiful, and brings the song to another level..They also have a ton of other great songs...And, I highly recommend an album put out by the two guys you see up front here. The singer/guitarist Justin Hayward, and John Lodge (bassist) called "Blue Jays." They recorded it while the band was on a break, in 1975..Fantastic album!..Imo as good as any album they recorded with the band.
Speechless, YES! YES! Oh what have we lost since 60's??
I was a young boy when this had already happened -- but I strongly sensed that this was important. And it was. But too late, I had only nostalgy left. -- You much younger, you are doomed. Life without musical happiness.
Terrible feeling. I may be one of the the last of the people that could sing like that. Natural, easy, fun -- For people of your age impossible.
Great great band
You must listen to the longer version! Its on the internet an it has a surprise in it!!!❤
I can see it the very beginning you were like what?? And then about 15 to 20 seconds in it started to hook you. Once the vocal started you were all in. This life performance is one of the best live performance recordings I have ever heard in my life. Yeah alive when Churchill was alive and watched funeral on TV in Germany. They perform so many good songs from their careers and the live at the Royal Albert Hall performance you'll be bouncing you'll be crying.
Amazing song and performance!!!
Nice live performance. The guys were older here. The original studio album from 1967 (Days of Future Passed), will take you on a magical journey better because Justin's voice was fuller back then. Amazing. Give a listen to Tuesday Afternoon while you're there, if not the whole album. This band, that whole era, has so much great music! I think yo have no idea what you're in for.
I hope she listens to you. It will change her life.
I saw Justin Hayward, the lead singer, live just last year. He’s 76 now and still touring, though not with an orchestra. His voice is still just as compelling and beautiful as it was in this recording. You can look up his recent performances on UA-cam. If you really want emotion, check him out singing Forever Autumn!
The most beautiful love song.
I first discovered the MB in the early 70's. Have seen them in concert twice. Put the headphones on and listen to the Threshold of a Dream or Question of Balance, In Search of the Lost Chord albums. Beautiful what I call "head" music I will never get tired of.
“Holy crap on a bloody stick!” Indeed!
I loved your reaction, it's a beautiful song.
Nights in White Stains is a whole different song 🤣
If you don't feel any emotion from that song, check your pulse. This songs brings me to tears everytime since '69
Probably the first time you have delved into Talent!!!
There is actually a monologue after the song. They didn't perform the monologue at the Royal Albert Hall live performance. You really should listen to the original album version so you can hear the monologue. It'll blow your mind. Just an FYI I grew up listening to The Moody Blues they are my all time favorite band.
Thank you for your honesty. The Moody Blues have so many wonderful songs. I hope you get to listen to some.
Good art evokes emotion.
This music is great art.
Yes, you have just listened to a genuine masterpiece.
Definitely one of the most under appreciated British bands of all time. Many people think they're American but they hale from Birmingham haha. Their early catalogue is superb and very unique, this song is iconic and by far their biggest success. Good to see you enjoy it.
A real classic
Thank you for the good music "It's Your Girl" from Moody Blues! The original is from 1967. This war the Flower Power Era and love and peace all time. 👌
The Moody Blues with this second album, Days of Future Past, ushered in the era of progressive Rock. Released in 1967 in the UK, 1968 in the US. Read the lyrics. They are beautiful. It's poetry surrounded by symphonic rock.
I bought my copy in 1968. I kept it. It is a treasure. So are you.
"Just what you want to be, you will be in the end."
Night in White Saint, a great song.
Please check out Procol Harum performing A Whiter Shade of Pale live in Denmark in 2006.
You should listen to the extended version with spoken lament at the end it's other worldly.
You should listen to the album, front to back. It's all one piece. Or any of their albums.
Great reaction. You couldn't have done it better. Thanks.
For My Lady live at red rocks by these guys
Saw them at Red Rocks multiple times. ALWAYS A GREAT TRIP IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN
Nice!
Great song selection.
Missed you.
This was on my list to send you. Glad someone else did.
Good music makes y ou feel.
-YourBiggestFan
awesome !!
Excellent - Now go listen to "Question" from that same show.
Some of the best music ever, Also Justin the lead singer wrote the lyrics to this song in High School…….
Check out their album "In Search of the Lost Chord"...awesome! Yr reaction is great, IYG! ❤
Must listen to "Days of future Past" full orchestra one of the first "concept albums"..brilliant!!!
Hello , First it's Nights in White Satin. ( Not Stains ) Still they are An Amazing Group with Many Hits here are A Few more if you Enjoyed this one. note this is missing the lament, ( poem )
1) Tuesday Afternoon
2) Forever Autumn
3) In Your Wildest Dreams
And yes there are More......
I Have Illuminated the like button 🔘 for you & If you like the
Orchestra here is one they may take you from your comfort Zone but the Vocals are Magnificent I call her the ( Goddess of Song )
Miss Patricia Janeckova ( Rusalka ) You Tube Channel available
Be warned it's Opera with perfect note 🎵🎶 separation while the Pitch & Tone Match the orchestra precisely. Her Warmth , Grace & command of the stage are indeed Devine !!! 😁👍👍😎🤗
Warmest Regards from the Sunshine State of Florida 🌞🌅🏝️🌴
They sound the same know as they did in 1967 when this song first came out
Knights in white STAIN 😂
Holy crap on a bloody stick???
Well, I can relate...
"Nights in White Stain".😅😂
There's a band called Reign that does a great cover of this.
Grass Roots "Temptation Eyes"
And this is how progressive rock was born.
It certainly was born with bands like the Moody Blues,the great prog bands followed them.
Did she say "Nights in White Satan"?
Stop stopping it !
Did you say Nights in White “stains” ?
There's cool... Then there's Grandpa busting out his epic flute solo cool!
As good as that song is, your appreciation matched it
I saw them live back in the 90s cuz my friend won tickets. I'm an old school metal head so they weren't really my thing but it was free 😆 by the way, anyone ever tell you you're absolutely gorgeous?
This was in 1997!
That wasn’t the full version
Welcome to the music of my time. You think that's good you should hear it with the poem at the end.
Listen to the original studio recording also. You won't regret it.
Omg did you just say Nights In White Stain
These men are in their 60s
Please don’t talk so much. This song is sooo very beautiful as well as a classic almost ever one knows. It needs to be listened to straight through, eyes closed, floating away.
You might recognize the chord progression - hint, your T-shirt.
Hi " sis and all Alipers check out 1 original song wrote by master alip ba ta title JULI 97 and cover song from 5FDP TITLE : FAR FROM HOME & DOREMON FROM JAPANESE CARTOON.
Check out Moody Blues "New Horizons" sometime its Absolutely Beautiful
Lead singer Justin Hayward wrote this song when he was only 17 years old,!
Your tripping
It's Satin not stain
Listen to New Horizons from Seventh Sojourn and Blue Guitar from Blue Jays. Liked this video except for the part where you introduced the song as Nights In White Stain? Come on!
Stop Pausing!
Hi " I alip ba ta fan.master alip ba ta wrote new song title: Juli 97 and far from home fingers cover by master alip.
U interrupt the song way too much, 👋
You should have put some headphone next time, better experience.
I like you and your enthusiasm but try not to interrupt the rhythm, flow and continuity of this masterpiece so much as 6 times DID break the rhythm. lol
This was the SHORT version....😀
Unbelievable how you desecrate one of the top 10 songs of the rock era (70 years) by continually interrupting it! You couldn't save your comments??
Oh dear. It can only get better, flower. What's really happening, it's "weaning" of shite like Metallica.
It would be better if you would stop with your continuous interruptions. Save your comments for the end!!!!!