Name: Days Of Future Passed by The Moody Blues
Brand: The Moody Blues
SKU: 042284476720
Price: 6.93 USD
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Rating: 4.5 (49 reviews)

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The Day Begins View on Youtube

05:51

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05:51

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Dawn: Dawn Is A Feeling View on Youtube

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The Morning: Another Morning View on Youtube

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Lunch Break: Peak Hour View on Youtube

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The Afternoon View on Youtube

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Evening View on Youtube

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The Night

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Days of Future Passed is a very 1967 affair. A musical description of a single day, with poetic interludes, it was made in collaboration between The Moody Blues and the London Festival Orchestra. Melancholy pop songs such as “Dawn: Dawn Is a Feeling” and “The Afternoon” increase their emotive weight with sparkling Broadway arrangements, while the mournful “Nights In White Satin” gives way to the lush romance of “Late Lament,” linked only by a few well-chosen words about the ending of the day.

1. The Day Begins

by The Moody Blues

Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Performer: Mike Pinder; Performer
Spoken Word: Mike Pinder; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Composer: Graeme Edge
Peter Knight; Composer
Lyricist: Graeme Edge
Peter Knight; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production

2. Dawn: Dawn Is A Feeling

by The Moody Blues

Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Bass Guitar: John Lodge; Performer
Drums: Graeme Edge; Performer
Guitar: Justin Hayward; Performer
Mellotron: Mike Pinder; Performer
Percussion: Ray Thomas
Graeme Edge; Performer
Performer: Mike Pinder
Graeme Edge
John Lodge
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas; Performer
Piano: Mike Pinder; Performer
Vocals: Justin Hayward
Mike Pinder; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Composer: Michael Pinder; Composer
Lyricist: Michael Pinder; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production

3. The Morning: Another Morning

by The Moody Blues

Background Vocals: John Lodge
Justin Hayward
Mike Pinder; Performer
Composer: Ray Thomas; Composer
Bass Guitar: John Lodge; Performer
Drums: Graeme Edge; Performer
Flute: Ray Thomas; Performer
Guitar: Justin Hayward; Performer
Mellotron: Mike Pinder; Performer
Percussion: Ray Thomas
Graeme Edge; Performer
Performer: Graeme Edge
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas
Mike Pinder
John Lodge; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Lyricist: Ray Thomas; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Vocals: Ray Thomas; Performer
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production
Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production

4. Lunch Break: Peak Hour

by The Moody Blues

Background Vocals: Mike Pinder
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas; Performer
Composer: John Lodge; Composer
Bass Guitar: John Lodge; Performer
Drums: Graeme Edge; Performer
Flute: Ray Thomas; Performer
Guitar: Justin Hayward; Performer
Mellotron: Mike Pinder; Performer
Percussion: Ray Thomas
Graeme Edge; Performer
Performer: Graeme Edge
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas
Mike Pinder
John Lodge; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Lyricist: John Lodge; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Vocals: John Lodge; Performer
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production
Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production

5. The Afternoon

by The Moody Blues

Composer: John Lodge
Justin Hayward; Composer
Background Vocals: Mike Pinder
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas; Performer
Bass Guitar: John Lodge; Performer
Drums: Graeme Edge; Performer
Lyricist: Justin Hayward
John Lodge; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Flute: Ray Thomas; Performer
Guitar: Justin Hayward; Performer
Mellotron: Mike Pinder; Performer
Percussion: Ray Thomas; Performer
Performer: Graeme Edge
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas
Mike Pinder
John Lodge; Performer
Piano: Mike Pinder; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production
Vocals: John Lodge
Justin Hayward; Performer
Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production

6. Evening

by The Moody Blues

Composer: Michael Pinder
Ray Thomas; Composer
Background Vocals: Justin Hayward
Mike Pinder
John Lodge; Performer
Bass Guitar: John Lodge; Performer
Drums: Graeme Edge; Performer
Lyricist: Ray Thomas
Michael Pinder; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Flute: Ray Thomas; Performer
Guitar: Justin Hayward; Performer
Mellotron: Mike Pinder; Performer
Percussion: Graeme Edge
Ray Thomas; Performer
Performer: Graeme Edge
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas
Mike Pinder
John Lodge; Performer
Piano: Mike Pinder; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production
Vocals: Mike Pinder
Ray Thomas; Performer
Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production

7. The Night

by The Moody Blues

Composer: Graeme Edge
Justin Hayward; Composer
Background Vocals: Ray Thomas
John Lodge
Mike Pinder; Performer
Bass Guitar: John Lodge; Performer
Drums: Graeme Edge; Performer
Lyricist: Justin Hayward
Graeme Edge; Composer
Conductor: Peter Knight; Conductor
Engineer: Derek Varnals; Production
Flute: Ray Thomas; Performer
Guitar: Justin Hayward; Performer
Mellotron: Mike Pinder; Performer
Percussion: Graeme Edge; Performer
Performer: Graeme Edge
Justin Hayward
Ray Thomas
Mike Pinder
John Lodge; Performer
Spoken Word: Mike Pinder; Performer
Orchestra: London Festival Orchestra; Ensemble
Studio Personnel: Derek Varnals; Production
Vocals: Justin Hayward; Performer
Primary Artist: The Moody Blues; Main Performer
Producer: Tony Clarke; Production

Technical Specifications

Volume

1 volume only

Tracks

7 tracks available

Type

ALBUM

Format

Digital Media

Duration

41 minutes and 32 seconds

Explicit

None

Coverart

Available and up to 1422x1422 px

Booklet

Not available

Max Quality

CD Quality (Lossless)

16bit / 44.1 kHz

Stereo

Audio Extension

Lossless: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Lossy: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

Archive Format

Available in these formats: ZIP, TAR, RAR

Lyrics

All tracks have lyrics

Synchronized Lyrics

5/7 tracks have synced lyrics

Genres

Pop/Rock, Psychedelic, Prog-Rock, Art Rock, Art & Progressive Rock, British Invasion

Label

UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)

Music Distribution Service

Universal

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English (United States)

Popularity

Release Date

Nov 9, 1967

Track Preview

Available

Delivery Charge

Free

Delivery Method

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UPC

42284476720

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Days Of Future Passed