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Poll Question: What’s your favourite album?
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I love Days of Future Passed, not only because it is a terrific concept prog album, but also because of the historical significance of it being the "first" prog album in 1967. But.. I am also a big fan of On The Threshold of a Dream and In Search of the Lost Chord. Favorite songs include Morning: Another Morning, Night: Nights In White Satin, Dawn: Dawn Is A Feeling, Lovely To See You, Have You Heard, Pts. I and II, Legend of a Mind, Voices in the Sky, and so on. Favorite psychedelic band after Pink Floyd.
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I've really tried to get into these boys, twice I've bought their first seven albums.
 
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    Threshold is one of my favorite records of all time. defiantely in my top 10 if not top 5
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Having expanded my Moodies collection since first voting in this poll, I would say their best album is 'To our childrens childrens children'


My vote too.
    
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

 
 
 
From first to last movement!!!
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To Our Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children's Children...

I love Eyes of a Child and Watching and Waiting!


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Having expanded my Moodies collection since first voting in this poll, I would say their best album is 'To our childrens childrens children'
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Difficult, but I did for me a single cd with TOCCC and AQOB, and these albums are by now my favs. I voted for AQOB because I can't resist to Question, Melancholy Man and Minstrel song
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    "Question" for me. The songs are beautiful, and the message has always touched me (especially that last bit). I know that other albums have more to offer, but I am most likely to listen to this one.
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oh the power of the search button...


On the Threshold of a Dream for me .....  a great album with the added bonus of Have You Heard/The Voyage.

classic stuff Wink
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I have to go with In Search of the Lost Chord, but On the Threshold of a Dream is a VERY close second. Why can't the question be, "What are your TWO favorite Moody Blues albums?"?
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In Search Of The Lost Chord ... by a long long way actually ...it isn't their "proggiest" ... but it's definitely my favourite
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Timoth Leary wenk wenk wenk wenk Timoth Leary wenk wenk wenk wenk.  I just love the song "Legend of a Mind."  So I guess my favorite Moodys album is:

In Search Of The Lost Chord.
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Days of Future Passed has most of their best songs.
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I voted on On the Threshold of a Dream, although it's a very difficult choice, between the seven first ones.

And without a doubt Days of Future Passed is progressive, maybe the first progressive album of the history. In terms of progression, I think it is the first conceptual album (Sgt Peppers were supposed to be, but the guys admitted that they got tired after the first two songs and recorded regular songs to the album then), first rock album with orchestra and probably the first to use spoken poetry too.  While the other psychedelic albuns of the same time showed that rock 'n roll shouldn't have boundaries and accept every kind of ideas (most drug induced), The Moody Blues showed that rock shouldn't have any boundaries concerning about art, blending rock with orchestra, poetry in a conceptual work. This was revolutionary and was the greatest progression to rock. So if this isn't progressive rock, what is? (long songs with different time signatures? Of course not).


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I know you're joking about Sur La Mer, right?

I gave that disc 1 play back in the 80s and gave it to my sister. The only Moodies I ever disposed of. I also saved the bucks and never bought Keys to the Kingdom.
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SUR LA MER is the best album of the moody´s in the 80´s

"breaking" point and" deep "are the best progressive songs of the moody blues of ever.MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"blue world"of the PRESENT abum also is a good progressive song

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Originally posted by ANDREW ANDREW wrote:

Do you think "Days Of Future Passed" is really the first prog album?

Arguably, yes..

Although wasn't 'Freak Out' by 'The Mothers of Invention' 1966?? If so, that may be 'arguably' the first prog album.
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yeah, i did click in the 'Days of Future Passed' box but quickly changed my mind to 'Threshold'.
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