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About 1:04 is cut from "Are You Sitting Comfortably" (from "the seven wonder...to a little before "When the white eagle of the north,"). A bit jarring.

Suck it Russia

thank you so much for this, this is possibly my favorite track of the whole show

This show had a great soundtrack. Love the vibes everytime i watch this series.

Ironically, it’s a good song to play while I search for a full version of this song

Fuck man TWO ships, loaded with God-Fearing and salty men, and Men who've been there and back I would have felt invincible before the leads started to disappear

Just a pin for myself and anyone else who wants it 53:00

Never heard this great live album before, just because it´s still not in the spotify! Remembering seen this in the second hand record stores in the eighties, but always had something else to buy for my little money! Really much thanx for posting this here!

Hi! It's actually called Last Morning Watch VI, released by our fallen composer, Marcus Fjellstrom, this album is named The Last Sunset of the Year

I hope this is on the album September 20th it’s a sin against god and country I can’t listen to this while I wait out the winter in the pack.

Well friends, after Marcus's death, his friends released an album called "The Last Sunset Of The Year" in memory of him. And all the songs from The Terror will also be included in this album. I think we will finally be able to listen to the full version of this song.

I loved this part because I thought it sounded like an electronic sort of hornpipe

My mother breastfed me, listening to the Moodys !! I count myself lucky.. Thanks Mum. . Heaven will be the perfect place to sing a few Moodys songs.! I'll see you then Girl..Xx

The best live album. Ever.

this song embodies hopelessness😊

Musica para Motivacion en estado puro .gran anime en todo aspecto.

God knows what happened there.

Did anybody find the music ? Coming here after two years . Still couldn't get out of the quietness of the terror

Always loved this lp

Marcus Fjellström was the composer, he sadly passed away at only 30 something years old before the show released. He used a lot of his previous work in show and some other artists also had their work featured in it. If this was composed for the show by Marcus then I suspect there will never be an official release but there could be a chance this is an old composition of his or someone else's you'll just have to dig really deep into his library or look for what other artisti contributed to show.

I thought it was released in 1975.

My late Wife and I queued for this concert hoping to get returned tickets. We could hear Pinder doing a sound check and were desperate to get in - which we did. A lifelong fan, and no one was better really.

Denny laine

Caught Live Peak Hour kicks grass

Caught live + 5. Justin's vocals are Very Good + 🎉

I have to disagrèe on caught live + 5. I think it's a pretty darn good recording. Headphones help. They're really quite on. Volume is plenty

This is around when I saw them live, at Stanford U. outside, we were in the Stadium about half way up, so the MB were these very small figures way, far down on the stage...it was still loud, as I remember? Ray Thomas did the intros? I read later that they had no money so they were working their way across the U.S. with a rental van..or two?? I went to a lotta concerts back then, I was living only two blocks from the Fillmore West and most of them I don't recall much, but I sure remember this one!!!

Ouch! That was a painful edit at 31:06

My all time favorite

What a colorful instrument is tar! The soloist is a virtuoso also! Great concert, brings delight to the ears and soul!

Denny Layne just passed away. Part of their history as well as Wings', rest in peace Denny, thank you for your contribution.

I been looking for this!!!

This was the first Moodies album I ever listened to and I have been a fan ever since. That Justin was such an accomplished singer/songwriter at 19 just blow my mind

I'm a huge Moody Blues fan - especially the "Core 7" era - I still feel this album is mediocre at best. Terrible live recording and mix. A shame there aren't better live recordings of the Pinder-era out there-

i said mother russia bleeds ost- maniac not this btw not trying to be rude

I have thought about Edge's drumming. I think he is a lot like Ringo, in so much as perfect for this band. Especially Ringo in the Rain era. They didn't do a lot of straight forward rock and roll, so he plays more symphony style.. His sound is much more dynamic on the live cuts, On studio cuts, his mix is usually buried.

The Mellotron gave them an orchestra at Mike's fingertips.

There simply wasn't a band musically to equal The Moody Blues in every department. Pinder: Top Piano Keyboard /Mellotron player (even advised the Beatles), Pinder also played guitar. Hayward: Top all round guitarist certain best acoustic guitarist and many copied his acoustic riffs including Beatles and ELO. He was the first electric guitarist to Shred and Scratch. Lodge: Voted worlds #1 bassist for several year running. Thomas: Had no one at that time equal to his flute playing and he could play any wind instrument Edge: Maybe not top drummer but a damn good one. They all could sing especially Pinder, Hayward, Thomas and Lodge, Edge could sing too. They all wrote songs, and song that meant something, and even mean some thing today and not just about copulation. And you could make out every word they sang crystal clear. The reason they were not even bigger in the UK is that they shunned the British musical establishment who in turn shunned them. Historical stuff: Hayward has one of the worlds most expensive guitars, his Moody Blue 1 off Gibson ES445 made specially for him by Gibson, hence the Blue Jays song "Blue Guitar". Value? easily 6 figures Pinder was part of the design team who made the mellotron Lodge vote No1 bassist 70,71,72.

I remember getting this for the five new songs. It was worth getting. Excellent album

Where is the full virson 🤔🤔🤔

THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME, THE MOODY BLUES!!!!!

Those saying the live versions aren't all that good, compare these to other live albums from 1969. I am enjoying it myself after having listened to the studio versions 100 plus times. At least they are different. If you want auto-tune then go listen to todays drivel.

THE BONUS TRACK IS AMAZING

I've started watching "The terror" for the first time and I just had to find this theme. So sad it's not really available, but so glad to see I'm not the only one who found it amazing. Thanks for uploading!

I've had this on vinyl since it came out. Still in excellent condition. The Moody Blues were a treasure gift from above.

For those of you who are in a hurry to get to the off-the-beaten-Tracks: 00.57.10 Gimme A Little Somethin' / 01.00.23 Please Think About It / 01.04.07 Long Summer Days / 01.07.22 King And Queen / 01.11.14 What Am I Doing Here

Recorded 54 years ago ...,and it still sounds great! Was fortunate enough to catch them on their reunion tour November 1978 at the Springfield(Ma)Civic Center. Of course they blew the walls down!!

Always coming back to hear this master piece 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

Years later I am still fucking heated over this.

Gott love the Mike Pinder era. The Moodies have alway been a great band, but Mike's mellotron has been greatly missed.