don't know if you were there for the 80s or not but yes you hit the nail on the head. I know shit wasn't perfect back then either. I remember the bomb drills and all that back in the early 80s at school. Now its active shooter drills. Which to me is a lot scarier than bomb drills. The things happening today are things they made horror movies about in the 80s
@@Daisy-sc6tm I remember for sure! I was born in '75, so the 80s were my "coming of age" years. You're right--it's almost like a dystopian world we're in now, that's no lie.
This was my best friend’s favorite song. He was my brother from another mother, my best man at my wedding and such a great guy. He just died yesterday at 34. I hope you’re somewhere in the universe jamming to this, love you man.
I've never seen a video of this song. My God, the visual storytelling this video is ridiculously melancholy. Maybe that hints at why I still love The Moody Blues
June/14/1986, I was in the operating room having a c-section, this song was playing in the background. i had a daughter who passed a day and a half later. This song will always have a special place in my heart.. 37 years later still listening to it with so much love in my heart.
I saw my first Moody Blues concert in 1968. Their music was set apart from the other bands of that era. Not acid rock or mindless lyrics. How many bands have been backed up by a complete orchestra? Still enjoying their music in 2024 as I did in 1968. Their music is timeless and unlike any other band.
I was named after Justin Hayward. My dad loved this band. He died about 5 years ago. Before he passed, I asked him to let me know if he “made it there.” He died at 8:04 am March 12. That night, I woke up from the most vivid dream, bawling my eyes out. My dad, looking much younger, was knelt down, listening to our old stereo system. This song was playing, dad looked at me and sang, I wonder where you are, I wonder if you think about me? Once upon a time in your wildest dreams. He let me know he made it. I love you dad.
Hat's off to the "MOODY BLUES" for standing out as a band that has it's own signature sound that will never be duplicated in this or any other era...👏👏👏
Someone once asked me... When is the last time I cried? I said when Barry Sanders retired... That's my asnswer & I'm sticking with it... Now I notice, today's music doesn't have this much soul
@@catonthemoon2084 You took the words right out of my mouth...I absolutely LOVE "BOSTON" and just like the Moody Blues this AWESOME band also has it's own unique sound... It's just a DAMN SHAME they aren't in the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME YET...The RRHOF is a complete SHAM...
1975. I was a shy 15 year old who had just scored his first date. After I nervously rang the doorbell, she opened the door. She was wearing this beautiful red dress and looked beyond stunning! Almost half a century later, I still think about her, even though I’m happily married to my life partner. The heart never forgets… Rest in Peace, Angie…
I met him in 1977, knew I loved him in the 80's, reconnected in 1997 as friends.....lost our spouses 2021. Became US in 2022, moving in together, making my wildest dreams come TRUE 2023 ❤❤❤❤❤
Ever since 1964 I’ve been a follower of the Moody Blues and now I’m 76, I still think of them as one of the best and inspirational group of musicians in the World
@@katiebea9258 Not too happy here since I know what the song is really about. Say Wilde 3 and Joyce Wilde. It's about Justin Hayward having an affair with Joyce Wilde(married woman). She was married to Marty Wilde(of Wilde 3). Justin said Nights In White Satin was about someone before he married Anne Marie Guiron. That person is Joyce Wilde.
@johnpolitis7929 before you performed the edit, you had posted enough I did a dive, and came to the conclusion you posted CLEARLY in the edit. Good elaboration, and I agree with you on his lack of morals and tasteless music to rub it in the cucked guy's face. Stevie Nix and that three and four way trash rank up there with this; now that I get your point.
I’m 80, and I’m still listening to it! I only attended 1 concert in my life, and it was The Moody Blues, and they played and sang Your Wildest Dreams, and I still love it!
@@jdwyer4851 Like you, I have been to a lot of the concerts from "the very best" in rock from the 60s through the 80s. The Moodies put on the best musical production. Period. They didn't do any fancy lasers or big screen projections or dance numbers. They didn't do political rants. They just played their music and did not disappoint. Justin and John (guitar/vocals & bass/vocals for those who do not know) are still out there somewhere doing what they do best. Moody Blues forever.
My mother got me hooked on The Moody Blues when I was a kid. I was born in 1983 and she passed in 2016. My mother was and will always be remembered as an awesome person.
Dude, I feel ya. I was born in 1981 and my mom got me into this band as well. Specifically this song on repeat. I think of her every time I hear it. She passed away around the same time as well. We have "wild" similarities :)
@Autocon609 My son was born in 1983 as well. He died in 2015. He was my only child. He loved music so much. Someone asked him, "where did you get your great love for music?" His response was, "before I was born, my mom was singing, and dancing the whole time she was pregnant with me. How could I not love music?" I miss him so much. Even more so when I'm listening to music. I'm very sorry for the loss of your mom. 😥
@@helaynavictoriazelpaulska2690 So sorry to hear about the loss of a child. I lost a nephew to suicide 2 years ago and he was my sisters only child. All we can do is remember them and share stories or when they were with us. Music holds a very special place in our lives.
No, you are not. My parents named me after Justin Hayward. No complaints from me there when I listen his vocal performances or the songs he primarily composed.
I heard this on the radio and the tube is wonderfully upbeat. Then I watched the video, actually listened to the lyrics and it moved me to tears. My gosh that story is a sad one, albeit one that we all think about. That's what makes it more poignant, that everyone can relate to a 'what if' scenario
@@Samdoesstuff978 It was great. New music was being released almost every day and then some. So much fun. Appreciate being young. Once it's gone, it's gone.
@@stevenrobert8567 Yeah , well sorta gone. The moody blues made music that deserves to be preserved for centuries but in the scale of history they've been overshadowed by the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana , Radiohead Ect. (Despite being better than all of them IMO) but they absolutely deserve to be remembered till the end of music.
This was my dads absolute favorite song. He passed when i was 25, he was only 63. He was very sentimental old school dude. Miss him and we play music for the good memories ❤
I met my first wife when we were both teenagers, fell in love married and had two kids, we were very happy and life was good, until after 25 years she was diagnosed with liver cancer and passed away in 2001, I stayed alone until I met my second wife and we were together for 12 years and married for 6 until she too was taken ill with lung cancer and died in January 2017. I am 63 now and too old to try again. These two ladies helped me to have wonderful memories of my past full of love fun and happiness Gods gift to me if only for a little while, all of the Moody's songs have meaning for me and maybe a hope for the future, Thanks Moody's.
I was going to type 'I'm so sorry for your loss' but you've heard that too many times I suspect. I'm 64 and have had breast cancer. Husband is stage 5 kidney with dialysis.We've been together 40 years. We might have long on the earth but he gave me the best years of my life. He said it gave him the best also. What else could anyone want?
RIP indeed!! I believe he was one of the first to use high tech moog synthesizer! I believe it is known as the Mellotron. And boy did he know how to play it!
This song is the epitome of a nostalgia melancholy punch to the gut….also known as “butterflies” such great memories, great times, great moment and the video as well
I remember first hearing this song when I was 7. It made me feel nostalgic for something I had yet to experience. Now twenty aught years on, after “the one that got away”, this song still has a very special place in my heart
I enjoy the lesson at the end of the video proving that nostalgia is a trap. She risked her marriage and happy home for the sake of nostalgia as her first love moved on without stopping.
I'm 45 now but my first love when I was 19 years old sent this to me this morning. I've been smiling with tears in my eyes all day. It's unbelievable what certain songs can do the human psyche.
Hugs to you, music can take a person anywhere, but yes the memories of certain songs lay heavy in your heart, as this song does as you read above I was in Viet Nam my wife to be killed herself she thought I was killed in Nam.
I shared a bed with the most beautiful woman I ever knew in Huntsville one night. We sang this together in each other's arms. Every time I hear this song my mind races back to her. And my heart aches. I love you, Rachel.
70's and 80's were the best decades for music. Bands like Styx, Moody Blues, Triumph, Trooper, Boston, Prism, Journey just to name a few. Still playing on radio 📻 today.
My mom, born 1956,would love so these comments. Only because you listened to her music. Not the difference of opinion or anything else. Thank you everyone, who loves the Moody Blues and keeping this alive. For everyone who does, that's my mom to me. I miss her desperately. She was my best friend. She'd appreciate all of this.
I ran a concert trucking company in the early 90's. We trucked a summer tour with both the Moodies and Chicago, while many bands have ego issues, when the discussion began about who was the headliner and who was the opening act, the bands solver the problem by trading the headline and opening act position every other night. Both bands are class acts.
When I first saw this video, I was 19 years old and my life was practically in shambles. My mother was on her death bed. She passed way a few moths later in September 1987. My father had suffered mild stroke. He pretty much recovered but he passed on in 1995. I had flunked out of college and felt that I was headed toward a life of disaster. However, it was something about his video that awakened something in me and I was able to take charge of my life. I eventually went back to school graduated. Went on to graduate school , earned a Ph.D. and became a college professor. I am 52 years old and a tenured full professor with numerous publications and a very distinguished career. God definitely intervened. Just goes to show , you never know how life can or will turn out!
I miss the girl I lost contact with 30+ years ago, I feel so stupid and so bad about it, I'd love to somehow find her again but where do I start without a name :(
I did as well… didn’t end so good… but still, added a lot more depth to a song, and band that I carried with me since ‘86… I’m 52 now, a little wiser, and little sadder, and a little better than before
I’m 73 and every time I hear this song my thoughts turn to my teen yrs and my 1st love. Re-connected in ‘74 for a short time. She was married and I was divorced but the Sparks were still there.
I'm 69 years old.... 36 years ago I sang along in tenor, struggling to, but achieving the high notes...... now I sing an octave below, and getting every note damn right. And the song means as much to me now as it did 36 years ago. TY, Moody Blues.
I actually searched for this song by name, here in the year 2024 because of all the memories this brings back of my mom as we approach mothers day. She's been gone 10 years now, but songs like this are immortalized in my heart.
I instinctively hate later Moody Blues work, because so much of it is terrible. Not this. This is really good. You have to be careful with Sur la Mer and Keys of the Kingdom, because there's not a lot of good content in this period. But what you do find is really good. The sound of this song definitely makes you think of Sur la Mer, but it has its own value.
I was the bass player and lead singer in a band that covered this song. It was one of my favorite songs to perform. It was a staple for us and our followers. I think we would have been boo'd off the stage if we didn't play it. It never gets old.
The first Moody Blues song with that effect and style on the bass, I was spellbound the first time I heard it. One of the great bass players. I'm sure you did it justice in your cover.
The year was 1968...I was in study mode for Final Semester Exams.Had to take a break ! Quick trip to the Record Store and I returned with : " In Search of a Lost Chord " ! Wow ! ! Still have it !....48 years later !!! db
I lived that life and lost a great love and rekindled an old love and raised a family and married off daughters and now am old but will never forget my first love. See you soon... ❤
I lost my high-school sweetheart to an aneurysm before we were to be married. I eventually got married and have 2 kids, but I never got over losing her. Now I'm dying, and I'm not scared whatsoever because I know I'm finally going to be with her again. This song was before my time, but it always makes me think of her. I love you Amy Leigh Elrod, and I'm on my way baby,see you soon.
This song is special to me. I think of my late first wife when I hear this song. She was my first love. We were married for 10 years. She died after a long illness when she was only 30 years old. I've remarried since then but you never forget someone you love...
This song came out April 1986 that summer was one i wont ever forget. Went to Italy with my folks on a Perillo Tour. The group of people who also vacationed on the tour was very small. There was a Girl slightly older than me with her Mom. I fell for her and by mid vacation we were holding hands. This song brings me back to that time. We initially kept in contact but we lost touch.
Don't be sorry. The good news is that you found this gem. The even better news is that there probably are many other gems from the 80s that you've yet to hear!
Once upon a time you woke up with too many new AMAZING songs, and not in your wildest dreams, simple trues.... and no internet, no channels, no social networks, too much talent specially 70s and 80s
When I hear this song it brings tears to my eyes and memories. Then video is really a replay of my life of being a lead singer in a band and falling in love with the bass player Bennie....We had lost touch for 6 years and saw each other again. I had married and had kids. Bennie had not married but he was still chasing his music dreams. We kept in touch and my marriage didn't work out. We saw each other again years later and got married. We enjoyed 13 wonderful years together only to be parted by his death. Rest In Heaven Bennie...You are still in my wildest dreams ❤️
Don't ever count the "old guys" out. I was a teen when this song hit. Those guys proved they had staying power. 😁👍 You know you're a great band when you transcend generations.
Oooohhhhh, I'm adding an additional comment, 8 months after my first one. The late great Art Bell, may he Rest In Peace....used this song as a bumper. If Art used your song as a bumper, you were suddenly gonna get a lot more royalties. This song was that good, and deserving of that honor.
I’m not a bass player, but always loved the bass/riffs in this song… They say times were simpler; they were. We had to create our own things to keep ourselves occupied and were more patient. Now, many households become single parents because we can’t settle differences and cell phones have become the thing that makes most of us closer physically more distant. We’ve done this to ourselves over time without really realizing it. All in making things easier, the thing that still matters most…is Time.
This is the background music for wondering what became of that one person whom you thought would align the world perfectly whenever you were together. It's that person who would accept you as you are, without question or prerequisite, no need to explain yourself, because all would be complete.
Came here on Father's Day to listen to this song again. This song makes me think of dad instantly. He passed away in 1994 and hearing this song makes me feel like he's a little less far away 💖
@@indieworldcrystallized7155 was it your first without your dad? Whether the first or one of many, it's a tough day when you've lost a parent. This comment I posted this time last year I was really in my feels about my dad. I was missing him a lot and asking him to help me with my mom because I was starting to worry about her. I listened to this song for comfort and to feel closer to him. I had no idea how much worse things were going to get that day. Had to bring my mom to the emergency room on Father's Day because she was short of breath. Long story short she was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer and passed 3 months later. Life is short and things change so quickly. This father's day I was mourning my dad as usual, but now entering the anniversary territory of everything that happened with my mom. Still in my 30s and have neither parent around or even a sibling. Guess I'll be surfing UA-cam looking for music that helps remind me of happier days with the people who brought me into this world as I continue on without them.
There is something timeless about this song. I turned 32 the year it was released, and had already been married for eleven years, but something about it makes me feel that I was much younger when it came out. This year will be the 50th anniversary of my high school graduation, and this is taking me back that far. I guess I'm feeling old. I am still with that great guy I married so long ago - we'll get through this stage of our lives together, and with the soundtrack of our life.
Hi Texas 2Step , I had my 40 year reunion last year, Canned due to Covid , Maybe we will have 41st , I have no contact with anyone I went to school with however I wish them well. Good luck to u & Husband
What's funny is we were teenagers when the Moody Blues hit the scene. I went to the Moody Blues 50th anniversary tour of the Days of Future Past. Holy moly.
This song is about how life passes us all so quickly. At the moment we don’t realize how those past times would be so appreciated later in life. Life seems to be only memories of what has past. Why is it that the past always seems better than the present? Just another mystery in life that no answer can be found. Dream on, keep those memories close.
As of early this morning, after almost 30 years of eligibility, the Moody Blues are being inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. About dang time!!!
Today, March 2, 2023, this song with these visuals hit me in my heart all over again. Thank you, Moody Blues. Fond memories wrought with unintended heart ache. Never stopped thinking .........
I havent heard this song in years had it playing in my dreams just before i woke up. I cant explain, but its a great song, and I liked it back in the 80s. Theres something haunting about this song.
This song has a lot of meaning for me. I wonder if a girl I once knew ever thinks of me as I think of her. She'd be old and wrinkled now like me, but I always think of her as she was, beautiful and beguiling.
Believe it....45 years have passed...he's a Grandpa....first marriage proposal,.... Sigh, we're both photographers...and...I follow and comment on his daughter's paintings....remember, and hold those moments close...💗.......
I still think of my first love and high school girlfriend whenever I hear this song. It's strange, we're friends on Facebook now, 58 years later. I am happily married and in love with my wife, but still....I wonder...
@@pokeypoet I am in the same boat Barry and understand exactly what you mean. Her and I have chatted now and then and a piece of my heart belongs to BK. I am now 63 and her 62 but when we were 16 and 17 what a ride!! Love ya BK
With you Garbonzo... though with the way the Hall of Fame is always trying to keep up with the rest of us, i am not sure how much distinction the award still holds. To us, the Moody Blues have always been there. Maybe the real congratulations should go to the Hall of Fame officials for recognizing the obvious? ;)
A strange song - makes me sad and happy at the same time. It makes me long for the simpler past, but grateful for the beautiful present. I don't understand these mixed emotions.
RIP Denny Laine. Ever since I grew up in the 80's in the GDR this has always been one of my favourite songs. Five years ago it turned into an everlasting memory when my husband and me went on a holiday trip from NYC to Niagara Falls. We switched on the radio and I felt pure magic.
steve, yes we will...we carry our Heavenly Fathers words in our dna. true, the time for this earth age is coming to a close, hold onto His promise...He is in control....peace, peace , peace of spirit to you
When I was in high school, I fell in love with a beautiful girl. Eventually we broke up for several reasons and though we both married other people, I could never forget her and I still loved her. Every time I heard this song, I would think of her and wondered if she ever thought about me too. It turns out that she did; she too never forgot me and she was still in love with me. 40 years later, we found each other again. She is just as beautiful today as she was when she was 16 and we both promised to never lose each other again.
This is beautiful. I'm 38- when I was 13 or 14, I had a job and bought tickets to Moody Blues for my dad's bday at a local theater. Awesome. I also know how it feels to fall in love forever, despite circuitous paths- I was 16 as well- and know how pure and true and unmatched that can ever be. It makes my heart happy to know that, you, an internet stranger, refound the love of your life. Wishing you both happiness ❤
I lost contact with a girl when I was 14 all cuz of what the scumbag school did to me and expelled me for something I never did, It such a damn long time ago over 30+ years ago but now I'm getting these emotional feelings again for her and I dreamed about her again and I've no idea how to find her again as I never got her name, Everything back when I was 14 happened so fast without me having a chance and not being so shy, I feel bad about not going out with her and she asked me to hold her hand and I stupidly never did, I type all this with such a heavy heart Do you think I can find her again just like you did with the girl you knew long ago? The worst think is that I didn't get her name but I wonder why I've dreamed about her after all this time again? I hope somehow it's no coincidence that maybe she's thinking about me too I've never cried so much
Odd what life brings. This song mirrors my life in my early 20s. We parted ways a couple years after high school. We both married and had families which we loved deeply and dearly. That was 44 years ago…she passed 4 years ago. But first loves always remain with you, I believe as they should… This song is how I will always remember her…
There's just something about this song that squeezes my heart until it hurts, taking my breath away. Reminders of a love lost to the sands of time... 🥺😭
I’m so with you, Etienne. Mine married a mutual friend, a good man and a great guy, so I could rest easy on that score. Still, no one else has ever come close to her, and after 38 years, I guess no one ever will. Thank you for a beautiful tip of the heart.
My dad played this for me as a baby to get me to go to sleep, now I play it for my daughter before she goes to sleep. Music connects us through time.
Awesome!
super sweet
That's lovely for you to do Todd!
That's beautiful, man....
I'm sure you dad's there in spirit next your daughter singing along.
Guess what......I'm 64 and my daughter is 20 and she just love this music you have no idea.....
Once upon a time...the 80s actually happened, but I swear it seems like a dream, it's so far removed from the world we know today.
Yes….❤❤❤🥺🥺🥺
America is no longer
don't know if you were there for the 80s or not but yes you hit the nail on the head. I know shit wasn't perfect back then either. I remember the bomb drills and all that back in the early 80s at school. Now its active shooter drills. Which to me is a lot scarier than bomb drills. The things happening today are things they made horror movies about in the 80s
@@Daisy-sc6tm I remember for sure! I was born in '75, so the 80s were my "coming of age" years. You're right--it's almost like a dystopian world we're in now, that's no lie.
@@EnergyMaxWh Sadly, I think you're right.
This was my best friend’s favorite song. He was my brother from another mother, my best man at my wedding and such a great guy. He just died yesterday at 34.
I hope you’re somewhere in the universe jamming to this, love you man.
May he rest in peace and you also find peace
i just lost my best friend and BIG brother......in june we had three songs this was one of them lost my friend
I pray they accepted JESUS and are wirh HIM.
GOD BLESS YOU BOTH AND YOUR LOVED ONES.
/AWWW,,,,,bre Blessed
@@evalinawarne1337 Don't spoil anything with religion.
Once upon a time there was a band called the Moody Blues & they are still Great! In 2024
A long time ago still sounds good 👍
I've never seen a video of this song.
My God, the visual storytelling this video is ridiculously melancholy.
Maybe that hints at why I still love The Moody Blues
This was my beautiful wife’s rescue song, she had ALZ. She died 6 years ago today, I still love her and miss her. RIP with God my lady.
So sorry❤❤❤😢
TRUST...you will see her again.
SO SORRY MY FRIEND. GOD BLESS....
@@debbywebby7234 - I pray it Will Be So.
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The fact that the Moody Blues, a 60's band made this quintessential 80s pop masterpiece is a true testament to how great and versatile this band was.
Always and Forever
Justin Hayward had the songwriting touch and they knew how to layer these songs beautifully with instrumentation and those vocal harmonies.
Truly
Yeah but I still enjoy there 60s sounds
Well said 😊
Once upon a time there were educated, talented, cultured musicians putting out beautiful music like this, which transcends time.
😂 #facts
And to think this was many years after their initial success. Still 🔥
Yes David so true I first heard of the Moody's way back in 1968, just before I went to Viet Nam, yes I am an old vet age 72 now. Love this song.
And beautiful girls to reminisce about .
'Knights in White Satin' in my list of 10 best songs of all time...to date, lol.
June/14/1986, I was in the operating room having a c-section, this song was playing in the background. i had a daughter who passed a day and a half later. This song will always have a special place in my heart.. 37 years later still listening to it with so much love in my heart.
That is just devastating. I’m sorry to hear this. I hope you found solace.
Omg I'm so sorry 😢 about your daughter she's in heaven n she with u always n you will see her one day
That breaks my heart to hear that ,but at least it's a timeless classic to always remember her.💔
Just read this now, very sorry for your loss!!
Your daughter is in my prayers before I go to sleep, God Bless her Soul
I saw my first Moody Blues concert in 1968. Their music was set apart from the other bands of that era. Not acid rock or mindless lyrics. How many bands have been backed up by a complete orchestra? Still enjoying their music in 2024 as I did in 1968. Their music is timeless and unlike any other band.
I was named after Justin Hayward. My dad loved this band. He died about 5 years ago. Before he passed, I asked him to let me know if he “made it there.”
He died at 8:04 am March 12. That night, I woke up from the most vivid dream, bawling my eyes out. My dad, looking much younger, was knelt down, listening to our old stereo system. This song was playing, dad looked at me and sang, I wonder where you are, I wonder if you think about me? Once upon a time in your wildest dreams.
He let me know he made it. I love you dad.
Our souls don't die...you will see your dad again...TRUST !!
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Thanks for sharing that, it really touched my heart! God bless
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I had a similar dream when my father passed into the spiritual realm.
Harry here, 71. Wildest dreams,....greatest song. We all have a wildest dream.
James here at 69.
Indeed. I wish I could see her again. ❤
This is one of the reasons why back in our day we had The Moody Blues!💙🎶
Am 68yrs and still listening to this great music in July of 2024
me too .... tears of the past ... tomorrow i become 70 ....in the wildest area in north-sweden
63......
And yes....great music!
@Larry, same my friend. Moodies 💙
66. ….
Hat's off to the "MOODY BLUES" for standing out as a band that has it's own signature sound that will never be duplicated in this or any other era...👏👏👏
Someone once asked me... When is the last time I cried? I said when Barry Sanders retired... That's my asnswer & I'm sticking with it... Now I notice, today's music doesn't have this much soul
2 of the most unique sounds ever, The Moody Blues and Boston.
@@catonthemoon2084 You took the words right out of my mouth...I absolutely LOVE "BOSTON" and just like the Moody Blues this AWESOME band also has it's own unique sound... It's just a DAMN SHAME they aren't in the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME YET...The RRHOF is a complete SHAM...
I love the MOODY BLUES
@@LindaKayMcKay-pi8nqthanx
Maryu
This song tears at my heart because I have been there and still think about it 42 years later
Just got back with my true love of twenty-something years. Same scene as the video. ❤
Me too.
Stop counting the years, and let the tears finally sink in.
Me too. Mine was 52 years ago.
As a man I think we all have at one time or another...
1975. I was a shy 15 year old who had just scored his first date. After I nervously rang the doorbell, she opened the door. She was wearing this beautiful red dress and looked beyond stunning! Almost half a century later, I still think about her, even though I’m happily married to my life partner. The heart never forgets… Rest in Peace, Angie…
I know what you mean. I am married for 39 years and I still remember those days in the 80's. Such a simpler time when love was all we knew.
Love this forever
I'm here because this band was one of my dad's favorites. He sadly just passed away. This is for you dad.
taste in good music always are inherited
So sorry for your loss. Lost my dad last year too, but I know he's forever in my wildest dreams.
Same as my dad he died 2010
I met him in 1977, knew I loved him in the 80's, reconnected in 1997 as friends.....lost our spouses 2021. Became US in 2022, moving in together, making my wildest dreams come TRUE 2023 ❤❤❤❤❤
Sure
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How beautiful ❤️
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 to both of you
Such a beautiful story! Thank you!!
Ever since 1964 I’ve been a follower of the Moody Blues and now I’m 76, I still think of them as one of the best and inspirational group of musicians in the World
Ditto on everything you said
This song is my nephews favorite...he's three..I looove it too
68; yes
@@katiebea9258 Not too happy here since I know what the song is really about. Say Wilde 3 and Joyce Wilde. It's about Justin Hayward having an affair with Joyce Wilde(married woman). She was married to Marty Wilde(of Wilde 3).
Justin said Nights In White Satin was about someone before he married Anne Marie Guiron. That person is Joyce Wilde.
@johnpolitis7929 before you performed the edit, you had posted enough I did a dive, and came to the conclusion you posted CLEARLY in the edit. Good elaboration, and I agree with you on his lack of morals and tasteless music to rub it in the cucked guy's face. Stevie Nix and that three and four way trash rank up there with this; now that I get your point.
I’m 80, and I’m still listening to it! I only attended 1 concert in my life, and it was The Moody Blues, and they played and sang Your Wildest Dreams, and I still love it!
i'm 58. Been to a number of concerns and by far the Moodys was the best show out of all of them.
@@jdwyer4851 Like you, I have been to a lot of the concerts from "the very best" in rock from the 60s through the 80s. The Moodies put on the best musical production. Period. They didn't do any fancy lasers or big screen projections or dance numbers. They didn't do political rants. They just played their music and did not disappoint. Justin and John (guitar/vocals & bass/vocals for those who do not know) are still out there somewhere doing what they do best. Moody Blues forever.
My mother got me hooked on The Moody Blues when I was a kid. I was born in 1983 and she passed in 2016. My mother was and will always be remembered as an awesome person.
I've seen the Moodies several times, nobody danced to their music just stood their and watched in awe. Great group from a great city.
🙏🙏🙏
Dude, I feel ya. I was born in 1981 and my mom got me into this band as well. Specifically this song on repeat. I think of her every time I hear it. She passed away around the same time as well. We have "wild" similarities :)
@Autocon609 My son was born in 1983 as well. He died in 2015. He was my only child.
He loved music so much. Someone asked him, "where did you get your great love for music?" His response was, "before I was born, my mom was singing, and dancing the whole time she was pregnant with me. How could I not love music?"
I miss him so much. Even more so when I'm listening to music.
I'm very sorry for the loss of your mom. 😥
@@helaynavictoriazelpaulska2690 So sorry to hear about the loss of a child. I lost a nephew to suicide 2 years ago and he was my sisters only child. All we can do is remember them and share stories or when they were with us. Music holds a very special place in our lives.
This is one of the songs played at my husband's memorial. He loved the Moody Blues. It will always remind me of him. I miss him.
There are no words that anyone can say to take away your grief but I hope that with every passing day you’ll get stronger and stronger. God bless you.
I am so sorry for your loss .
@@nancywessling7380 thank you
@@rmoore1686 thank you
Awww great tune to play for a memorial. This song reminds me of my first love who tragically passed away at 23 in 1999. I miss him too 😭
I'm sure I'm not alone in saying the moody blues is one of the greatest bands of all time!
No, you are not. My parents named me after Justin Hayward. No complaints from me there when I listen his vocal performances or the songs he primarily composed.
No. You're not alone. There are millions of us who think the same thing!
Yes. The best!!
You most definitely are not alone in that.
@@reshpeck Cool. I have 5 sons. #2 is named for Justin Hayward. His mom did not know what was up when I told her I wanted to name him Justin.
Once upon a time, and never again, I’m afraid, will there ever be musicians and music as great as this.
That uncanny ability of The Moody Blues music to simultaneously bring both tears and smiles in the same song.
Never thought of it that way but yes you are right.
EVERYTIME i HEAR THIS SONG BRO!
i’m doing both, right now 🖤
I heard this on the radio and the tube is wonderfully upbeat. Then I watched the video, actually listened to the lyrics and it moved me to tears. My gosh that story is a sad one, albeit one that we all think about. That's what makes it more poignant, that everyone can relate to a 'what if' scenario
That is SO,,,, well said and true
I'm 16...and this is my favorite song. Yes , I exist.
I was 16 when I first listened to it too. That was a long time ago.
@@stevenrobert8567 Musta been cool listening to these when they came out
@@Samdoesstuff978 It was great. New music was being released almost every day and then some. So much fun. Appreciate being young. Once it's gone, it's gone.
@@stevenrobert8567 Yeah , well sorta gone. The moody blues made music that deserves to be preserved for centuries but in the scale of history they've been overshadowed by the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana , Radiohead Ect. (Despite being better than all of them IMO) but they absolutely deserve to be remembered till the end of music.
I can still remember when i used to play this song when i was only 15..now i'm 53 and still listening to it..
Me too, my friend!😍❤
lol same here 42 tho
Real love music from the 80s will always be the best
This was my dads absolute favorite song. He passed when i was 25, he was only 63.
He was very sentimental old school dude. Miss him and we play music for the good memories ❤
71 years old and still love this kind of music
I met my first wife when we were both teenagers, fell in love married and had two kids, we were very happy and life was good, until after 25 years she was diagnosed with liver cancer and passed away in 2001, I stayed alone until I met my second wife and we were together for 12 years and married for 6 until she too was taken ill with lung cancer and died in January 2017. I am 63 now and too old to try again. These two ladies helped me to have wonderful memories of my past full of love fun and happiness Gods gift to me if only for a little while, all of the Moody's songs have meaning for me and maybe a hope for the future, Thanks Moody's.
Love know no age!
Wow sad read that. Stay strong
I was going to type 'I'm so sorry for your loss' but you've heard that too many times I suspect. I'm 64 and have had breast cancer. Husband is stage 5 kidney with dialysis.We've been together 40 years. We might have long on the earth but he gave me the best years of my life. He said it gave him the best also. What else could anyone want?
Maybe you'll love again. Maybe not. But don't think you're too old. Somebody, somewhere, needs you!
It sounds like you had two great marriages. That makes me happy to hear. Bless you.
RIP Mike Pinder, 24 April 2024.
Amen
this is 1986 after Pinders time with the blues
RIP indeed!! I believe he was one of the first to use high tech moog synthesizer! I believe it is known as the Mellotron.
And boy did he know how to play it!
I didn't realize he was the last surviving original member of The Moody Blues. 😘😘
Lost an old boyfriend to suicide, think of him every time I hear this song. Rest in peace ☮️ JLH, love you forever!
Yeah music takes you back
You didn’t lose him, you’ll see him on the other side !
This song is the epitome of a nostalgia melancholy punch to the gut….also known as “butterflies” such great memories, great times, great moment and the video as well
Nostalgia can be a curse.
I remember first hearing this song when I was 7. It made me feel nostalgic for something I had yet to experience. Now twenty aught years on, after “the one that got away”, this song still has a very special place in my heart
I almost cant bear to hear this song for that reason, sometimes the nostalgia is too overwhelming 😢
@@opa-age yeah, it can be a curse. I have a head full of regrets that I have failed to escape from.
I enjoy the lesson at the end of the video proving that nostalgia is a trap. She risked her marriage and happy home for the sake of nostalgia as her first love moved on without stopping.
I'm 45 now but my first love when I was 19 years old sent this to me this morning. I've been smiling with tears in my eyes all day. It's unbelievable what certain songs can do the human psyche.
👍🏼. They tap into our spiritual origin, which is as old as creation.
How beautiful
I totally understand.
Hugs to you, music can take a person anywhere, but yes the memories of certain songs lay heavy in your heart, as this song does as you read above I was in Viet Nam my wife to be killed herself she thought I was killed in Nam.
@@ratter531 Awful. Just awful. I'm sorry.
I shared a bed with the most beautiful woman I ever knew in Huntsville one night. We sang this together in each other's arms. Every time I hear this song my mind races back to her. And my heart aches. I love you, Rachel.
70's and 80's were the best decades for music. Bands like Styx, Moody Blues, Triumph, Trooper, Boston, Prism, Journey just to name a few. Still playing on radio 📻 today.
My mom, born 1956,would love so these comments.
Only because you listened to her music. Not the difference of opinion or anything else.
Thank you everyone, who loves the Moody Blues and keeping this alive. For everyone who does, that's my mom to me. I miss her desperately. She was my best friend.
She'd appreciate all of this.
I’m not a big “cryer”, but this song just makes me weep uncontrollably every one of the hundreds of times I’ve heard it.
Tears me open every single time too amigo
Same.
It makes me think of someone......
You sir are only human.
Right there with 'ya...
R.I.P Mike Pinder, thank you🥰
Ya RIP 😞😞
this is 1986 after Pinders time with the blues
He was in the revamped MBs long after the original blues band & had great input in the new band with writing
Deeply pained by his loss....
The world is less bright now that he is gone.
I think Mike is doing great and went on to a better world.
Saw them in concert, wonderful group!
I ran a concert trucking company in the early 90's. We trucked a summer tour with both the Moodies and Chicago, while many bands have ego issues, when the discussion began about who was the headliner and who was the opening act, the bands solver the problem by trading the headline and opening act position every other night. Both bands are class acts.
Wow! What an experience you had.....thanks for sharing🥰
“ I wonder if you still think about me “ Greatest R&R line of all time Tks Moodies 😅
I wonder if you think about me.
8 words and you still goofed the line.
7 words dummy
@@tommytomtom5531 h
@@gary2698 The word still is not in that lyric. Google the words
RIP Dad. We used to blast this together in the ol Dodge Aries back in the day
Moody Blues are timeless! Their music is still being played 50 years later!
When I first saw this video, I was 19 years old and my life was practically in shambles. My mother was on her death bed. She passed way a few moths later in September 1987. My father had suffered mild stroke. He pretty much recovered but he passed on in 1995. I had flunked out of college and felt that I was headed toward a life of disaster. However, it was something about his video that awakened something in me and I was able to take charge of my life. I eventually went back to school graduated. Went on to graduate school , earned a Ph.D. and became a college professor. I am 52 years old and a tenured full professor with numerous publications and a very distinguished career. God definitely intervened. Just goes to show , you never know how life can or will turn out!
Thank you!
Wow, what a cool story! Rock on! From a professor and Moodies fan since the 1960s, who earned his Ph.D. at age 58 and is still teaching.
that's really cool, old man. your ma and pa would be proud!
Thank you. I am sure they both are looking down from above smiling.
Thank you Charles!
This is the national anthem of "lost" loves ...
The Doors, The Moody Blues, The Eagle's ...these are my lifetime firever favorites. Im 76 and still dancing 💃 🤪 🙃
We got back together after 27 years apart. This song used to break my heart + now it is my joy. So grateful.
This song has such a 70s vibe Man i miss the 70s
@@theodoreritola7641 well, it IS Moody Blues ... they were big in the 70s.
true love never dies
I miss the girl I lost contact with 30+ years ago, I feel so stupid and so bad about it, I'd love to somehow find her again but where do I start without a name :(
I did as well… didn’t end so good… but still, added a lot more depth to a song, and band that I carried with me since ‘86… I’m 52 now, a little wiser, and little sadder, and a little better than before
I’m 73 and every time I hear this song my thoughts turn to my teen yrs and my 1st love. Re-connected in ‘74 for a short time. She was married and I was divorced but the Sparks were still there.
That’s beautiful
I'm 69 years old.... 36 years ago I sang along in tenor, struggling to, but achieving the high notes...... now I sing an octave below, and getting every note damn right. And the song means as much to me now as it did 36 years ago. TY, Moody Blues.
I actually searched for this song by name, here in the year 2024 because of all the memories this brings back of my mom as we approach mothers day. She's been gone 10 years now, but songs like this are immortalized in my heart.
This song just has a certain way about it.
It hits every emotion.
Justin Hayward and The Moody Blues have a way of doing that Bryan, beautiful lyrics sung with soul and meaning.
Amasing. What pointless rubbish people can produce, while they watch their civilisation be ruined
I instinctively hate later Moody Blues work, because so much of it is terrible. Not this. This is really good. You have to be careful with Sur la Mer and Keys of the Kingdom, because there's not a lot of good content in this period. But what you do find is really good. The sound of this song definitely makes you think of Sur la Mer, but it has its own value.
We "old" people had the BEST music back then
Its simply awesome.
I was the bass player and lead singer in a band that covered this song. It was one of my favorite songs to perform. It was a staple for us and our followers. I think we would have been boo'd off the stage if we didn't play it. It never gets old.
Wow that's cool u got it right 👍
Thank you for help keeping it alive.
The first Moody Blues song with that effect and style on the bass, I was spellbound the first time I heard it. One of the great bass players. I'm sure you did it justice in your cover.
Keep it going Bro 🎉 what a beautiful upper as I always say
“ Oh Dear” how can something b this beautiful ?
Rythmn git myself Chord and melody Sing it out
The year was 1968...I was in study mode for Final Semester Exams.Had to take a break !
Quick trip to the Record Store and I returned with : " In Search of a Lost Chord " ! Wow ! !
Still have it !....48 years later !!! db
I lived that life and lost a great love and rekindled an old love and raised a family and married off daughters and now am old but will never forget my first love.
See you soon... ❤
You will always remember your first love ,it lives in your heart forever and no matter how hard you try to forget it never goes away ! ❤
Amen to that
Your last line…..the best I have ever seen in all the years I’ve been on you tube….
@@64yanks Then you get it. ❤️
I think my computer is broken. It rewinds whenever I play a song by this band.
Well did you hear a piano
DAISAN NO BAKUDAN: BITES ZA DUSTO
@@qwertyrainetmir7743 wrong part you bruh moment
It’s just requiem
You really had to turn me into a doughnut didn't you?
I lost my high-school sweetheart to an aneurysm before we were to be married. I eventually got married and have 2 kids, but I never got over losing her. Now I'm dying, and I'm not scared whatsoever because I know I'm finally going to be with her again. This song was before my time, but it always makes me think of her. I love you Amy Leigh Elrod, and I'm on my way baby,see you soon.
❤❤❤
praying a peaceful and painless transition to be with your love..🙏
What about your wife? You love her?
@@Dakota-xi6cgI know, was thinking the same lmao
😔😔😔😔bless your journey
I just LOVE this song - heard it randomly playing last week in Walgreens and can’t stop playing it again here on UA-cam.
Yup. I get it.
This song hits so differently at 53 vs when it came out and I heard it as a 15 year old.
💯 Although I got you by one year, same.
It sure does. Sigh...
No doubt!
So true
It still brings back that same feeling for me, straight out of time😊❤❤❤
This song replays memorys.
N-nani?
Lord yes!
Ohhhh Man, does it ever....
Jojo's
Little league baseball, dinner at the pubs afterwards listening to the parents funny ass jokes over ice cold brews
This song is special to me. I think of my late first wife when I hear this song. She was my first love. We were married for 10 years. She died after a long illness when she was only 30 years old. I've remarried since then but you never forget someone you love...
Barn Cat recordar es bueno
Barn Cat
Bless.your heart
Please accept my deepest condolences.
The Moody Blues = Rock N Roll Hall of Fame ... finally !!!
This song came out April 1986 that summer was one i wont ever forget. Went to Italy with my folks on a Perillo Tour. The group of people who also vacationed on the tour was very small. There was a Girl slightly older than me with her Mom. I fell for her and by mid vacation we were holding hands. This song brings me back to that time. We initially kept in contact but we lost touch.
We can help you find her! Give us some details. Names? Exact dates? Do you remember what city she lived in?
lol i dont think so
@@johnnyboyssiteYou could try posting this on the social media.
@@musicman201047nahhh im happily married and dont want trouble !
if ur still single go look for her
Back in the day when musicians were actually artists. My younger days.
The greatest Rock Band in History! I am honored and privileged to have lived and witness the Moody Blues
I saw then a dozen times ... from CA to WI to MD to FL. 69-94
@@chipsramek3868 I grew up on their music
I swear to Christ I am 64 now and I was to damn busy listening to led Zeppelin I just found this band and I am sorry that I missed out so long 😢
That’s crazy to me. I’m 44 and I thought every 80s dweller heard this song at least once. Glad you found this masterpiece.
No need to swear... we believe you. Welcome to the party!
Don't be sorry.
The good news is that you found this gem.
The even better news is that there probably are many other gems from the 80s that you've yet to hear!
If you haven't found Days of Future Passed yet, do yourself a favour.
So much magic in so little time to be honest.
Once upon a time you woke up with too many new AMAZING songs, and not in your wildest dreams, simple trues.... and no internet, no channels, no social networks, too much talent specially 70s and 80s
When I hear this song it brings tears to my eyes and memories. Then video is really a replay of my life of being a lead singer in a band and falling in love with the bass player Bennie....We had lost touch for 6 years and saw each other again. I had married and had kids. Bennie had not married but he was still chasing his music dreams. We kept in touch and my marriage didn't work out. We saw each other again years later and got married. We enjoyed 13 wonderful years together only to be parted by his death.
Rest In Heaven Bennie...You are still in my wildest dreams ❤️
Such a lovely story. This song reminds me of my late wife, too.
rest in peace Abbacchio, you'll always be a *G A N G S T A R*
Bruh
Jooooooooojo!
He still a Tsundere
@@kgb5507 Don't say that about my goth gf, Abbacchio. 😭
@@yoshikagekira990 Tsunderes are cute to me, anyways how is your hand fetish
Don't ever count the "old guys" out. I was a teen when this song hit. Those guys proved they had staying power. 😁👍 You know you're a great band when you transcend generations.
Oooohhhhh, I'm adding an additional comment, 8 months after my first one.
The late great Art Bell, may he Rest In Peace....used this song as a bumper. If Art used your song as a bumper, you were suddenly gonna get a lot more royalties. This song was that good, and deserving of that honor.
Yes I've been listening to them since the 60s and I still love them
@@joefrisbey5252 you had and still have a great ear !
So close to 60 years of pleasure from the best band ever. Each decade something different. 👍
I’m not a bass player, but always loved the bass/riffs in this song…
They say times were simpler; they were. We had to create our own things to keep ourselves occupied and were more patient. Now, many households become single parents because we can’t settle differences and cell phones have become the thing that makes most of us closer physically more distant. We’ve done this to ourselves over time without really realizing it. All in making things easier, the thing that still matters most…is Time.
I also love the bass line.
This is the background music for wondering what became of that one person whom you thought would align the world perfectly whenever you were together. It's that person who would accept you as you are, without question or prerequisite, no need to explain yourself, because all would be complete.
Beautifully said 💯
@@Brownsugagal911 Exactly.
So true
I'm still friends with her, and still wonder about that sometimes.
Was Very Lucky To Be Invited To Appear As An Extra,In This Video..Filmed At Twickenham Film Studios Wednesday 9th April 1986..
Who taught you how to type?
Isaidred-nice!!!
Lucky you!!! Congrats.😀
❤
In loving memory of Graeme Edge, drummer and co-founder of the band.
In these cold dark days, listening to a few Moody Blues songs brightened up my morning 😊
R.I.P. Mike Pinder
Extremely underrated genius.
@@williamhilinsky1327So was the whole band!.
this is 1986 after Pinders time with the blues
I had no idea he died! That’s sad!😢 RIP!
It’s awesome a 60’s band could make a comeback like they did in the 80’s.
Like The Kinks
I love this song so much, it feels like I’m replaying events from my past whenever I hear it:)
Lmao also donutted
Flying plane automatically
Eric Maw Me too! It takes me back in time.
Me too
Yesssss
Came here on Father's Day to listen to this song again. This song makes me think of dad instantly. He passed away in 1994 and hearing this song makes me feel like he's a little less far away 💖
Hi Kristen,hope you’re okay ?
This is me right now Father's day 2023
@@indieworldcrystallized7155 was it your first without your dad? Whether the first or one of many, it's a tough day when you've lost a parent.
This comment I posted this time last year I was really in my feels about my dad. I was missing him a lot and asking him to help me with my mom because I was starting to worry about her. I listened to this song for comfort and to feel closer to him. I had no idea how much worse things were going to get that day. Had to bring my mom to the emergency room on Father's Day because she was short of breath. Long story short she was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer and passed 3 months later. Life is short and things change so quickly. This father's day I was mourning my dad as usual, but now entering the anniversary territory of everything that happened with my mom. Still in my 30s and have neither parent around or even a sibling. Guess I'll be surfing UA-cam looking for music that helps remind me of happier days with the people who brought me into this world as I continue on without them.
There is something timeless about this song. I turned 32 the year it was released, and had already been married for eleven years, but something about it makes me feel that I was much younger when it came out. This year will be the 50th anniversary of my high school graduation, and this is taking me back that far. I guess I'm feeling old. I am still with that great guy I married so long ago - we'll get through this stage of our lives together, and with the soundtrack of our life.
Hi Texas 2Step , I had my 40 year reunion last year, Canned due to Covid , Maybe we will have 41st , I have no contact with anyone I went to school with however I wish them well. Good luck to u & Husband
No doubt 🎉this brings back memories
Araki have a godly taste in music.
Damn...
Oh yes
What's funny is we were teenagers when the Moody Blues hit the scene. I went to the Moody Blues 50th anniversary tour of the Days of Future Past. Holy moly.
This song is about how life passes us all so quickly. At the moment we don’t realize how those past times would be so appreciated later in life. Life seems to be only memories of what has past. Why is it that the past always seems better than the present? Just another mystery in life that no answer can be found. Dream on, keep those memories close.
As of early this morning, after almost 30 years of eligibility, the Moody Blues are being inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of
Fame. About dang time!!!
Cool shit
Today, March 2, 2023, this song with these visuals hit me in my heart all over again. Thank you, Moody Blues. Fond memories wrought with unintended heart ache. Never stopped thinking .........
My Mother's favorite song. She passed away in 2015. Her favorite band as well. Reminds me of her. Thanks. ✌️
I havent heard this song in years had it playing in my dreams just before i woke up. I cant explain, but its a great song, and I liked it back in the 80s. Theres something haunting about this song.
This song has a lot of meaning for me. I wonder if a girl I once knew ever thinks of me as I think of her. She'd be old and wrinkled now like me, but I always think of her as she was, beautiful and beguiling.
I think most of us have somebody from our past of whom we ask that question, my friend. I know I certainly do.
YOU HAVE SUMMED THAT UP TO PERFECTION, I ONLY SEE MY EX GIRL FRIENDS, AS THEY WERE BACK IN THE DAY !!!!!!
Believe it....45 years have passed...he's a Grandpa....first marriage proposal,.... Sigh, we're both photographers...and...I follow and comment on his daughter's paintings....remember, and hold those moments close...💗.......
I still think of my first love and high school girlfriend whenever I hear this song. It's strange, we're friends on Facebook now, 58 years later. I am happily married and in love with my wife, but still....I wonder...
@@pokeypoet I am in the same boat Barry and understand exactly what you mean. Her and I have chatted now and then and a piece of my heart belongs to BK. I am now 63 and her 62 but when we were 16 and 17 what a ride!! Love ya BK
Don’t make this kind of music anymore I’m glad I was part of this era.
This song will always make me think of my late husband, how I loved him and miss him...
Bless you Hope !
I hurt For you. God Bless and Keep you, Esperanza🙏
Hope, he was a lucky man to have such a woman as you. I hope your memories are always good ones.
I'm so sorry, don't worry, it's only temporary. We still love you, just keep plugging away and remember the good times, all of them !!!
It reminds me of the only man I ever truly loved...
I'm time travelled back to the wonderful 80s. Such an awesome feeling 😎
Congrats to the Moody's finally making the Rockin Roll Hall of Fame 2018 'Bout dam Time!
Doctor Garbonzo and on their first year of eligibility!
OH HELL YEAH. SHOULDVE BEEN SOONER
Steve Applegate yes, like about 1990 when they should’ve been in, oh well better late than never!
moody blues in my opinion is really under rated. i think they are as great as pink floyd really
With you Garbonzo... though with the way the Hall of Fame is always trying to keep up with the rest of us, i am not sure how much distinction the award still holds. To us, the Moody Blues have always been there. Maybe the real congratulations should go to the Hall of Fame officials for recognizing the obvious? ;)
A strange song - makes me sad and happy at the same time. It makes me long for the simpler past, but grateful for the beautiful present. I don't understand these mixed emotions.
RIP Denny Laine. Ever since I grew up in the 80's in the GDR this has always been one of my favourite songs. Five years ago it turned into an everlasting memory when my husband and me went on a holiday trip from NYC to Niagara Falls. We switched on the radio and I felt pure magic.
love Moody Blues. also reminds me of my teen years ❤. Rip Denny. 🙏
Brings tears to my eyes how things have went from good to bad. America's gone and never coming back.
steve, yes we will...we carry our Heavenly Fathers words in our dna. true, the time for this earth age is coming to a close, hold onto His promise...He is in control....peace, peace , peace of spirit to you
Why can't life be as great as a 1980s music video?
Best comment and thought ever!
stillerzgal I agree! Life can be just as great though, in your "wildest dreams" ;)
awesome idea, i want to live there. this song is so great!
Minus MJ's Thriller.
If only....
When I was in high school, I fell in love with a beautiful girl. Eventually we broke up for several reasons and though we both married other people, I could never forget her and I still loved her. Every time I heard this song, I would think of her and wondered if she ever thought about me too. It turns out that she did; she too never forgot me and she was still in love with me. 40 years later, we found each other again. She is just as beautiful today as she was when she was 16 and we both promised to never lose each other again.
What s beautiful love story most of us can only dream about. You are blessed indeed.
This is beautiful. I'm 38- when I was 13 or 14, I had a job and bought tickets to Moody Blues for my dad's bday at a local theater. Awesome. I also know how it feels to fall in love forever, despite circuitous paths- I was 16 as well- and know how pure and true and unmatched that can ever be. It makes my heart happy to know that, you, an internet stranger, refound the love of your life. Wishing you both happiness ❤
That's awesome.. You were thinking of her because she was thinking of you first. Some people have that bond and it can endure your entire life.
I lost contact with a girl when I was 14 all cuz of what the scumbag school did to me and expelled me for something I never did, It such a damn long time ago over 30+ years ago but now I'm getting these emotional feelings again for her and I dreamed about her again and I've no idea how to find her again as I never got her name, Everything back when I was 14 happened so fast without me having a chance and not being so shy, I feel bad about not going out with her and she asked me to hold her hand and I stupidly never did, I type all this with such a heavy heart
Do you think I can find her again just like you did with the girl you knew long ago?
The worst think is that I didn't get her name but I wonder why I've dreamed about her after all this time again? I hope somehow it's no coincidence that maybe she's thinking about me too
I've never cried so much
You are a lucky man.
Odd what life brings. This song mirrors my life in my early 20s. We parted ways a couple years after high school. We both married and had families which we loved deeply and dearly. That was 44 years ago…she passed 4 years ago. But first loves always remain with you, I believe as they should… This song is how I will always remember her…
Moody Blues - one of the best, most creative groups around for coming up on 60 years. In my 70's now and still can't get enough of their music
There's just something about this song that squeezes my heart until it hurts, taking my breath away. Reminders of a love lost to the sands of time... 🥺😭
I’m so with you, Etienne. Mine married a mutual friend, a good man and a great guy, so I could rest easy on that score. Still, no one else has ever come close to her, and after 38 years, I guess no one ever will.
Thank you for a beautiful tip of the heart.
Agreed. 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Long gone are the days we thought we would be young, innocent, and optimistic for the future🥰❤💐🎶🎶🎶💐💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃
Then there's Quarterflash, and heartache of every guy in the 80's with MTV !!!
Tracy's a doll !!!
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