Moody Blues - Question Reaction!! **watch til end!**
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One of the most beautiful pop songs ever written. One of several masterpieces by the Moody Blues.
The Moody Blues were not pop. They were progressive rock/ space rock or something along those lines.
@@arnieperez49 , they were a pop band. You don't know how broad that term was back then.
"The pop music scene was rapidly changing with new and innovative sounds capturing the attention of young record buyers. The Moody Blues had changed their musical direction by early 1967 with Mike Pinder supplementing his piano with a "Mellotron" - a revolutionary and mechanically-complex instrument that used a system of pre-recorded tapes to create a distinctive orchestral/atmospheric sound and was forerunner of today's modern electronic sampling keyboards."
www.brumbeat.net/moody.htm
You are the only person I have even known to call their song a pop song, but it's not that big of a deal. We can agree to disagree.
@@arnieperez49 I think the term pop has changed somewhat over time. I was talking to my daughter about music the other day and she said something wasn't pop and I said pretty much anything that was played on the radio, excepting classical music, back in the 60s, 70s and 80s was pop with a lot of divisions of genre.
@Lex I would add psychedelic to the descriptors Their album covers screamed it.
Moody Blues make truly timeless music.
Justin Hayward is a master lyricist and poet... He’s been very underrated but those who have always listened to the MB have found peace, solace and love... The two of you did an excellent job!!
I just discovered this video series/channel/podcast. Your Christian faith shows. This, and your interesting and quality review of the Moody Blues is why I just subscribed.
‘Question’ is just one of the many and most incredible musical productions written and performed by the Moody Blues. Humanity is blessed with music over the thousands of years. The 50 years of Moody Blues music encapsulates a big part of that history.
Kudos to Vin and Sori for this excellent review of the song ‘Question’ and exploring the lyrics. The song was fit to hear in 1970 and just as important now in 2023.
I love it when the audience sing and know all the words!
You should listen to the studio version ..This version is 40 yrs later age changes voices ...Im sure mom knows ‘Night in White Satin,. So this song is like being slimed 😂
As an old hippie, I can say you are right on about how I look back with mostly disappointment. One thing you should also factor in... ofc, we were naive (as most young people are), but we also saw quite a bit of change as a result of "hippie" influence on politics of the time. (Changes & then doing away with the draft, withdrawal from Vietnam, huge change in views of marijuana, freedom in style of dress, hair, etc). The amount of influence made us believe (naively) that the age of "peace & love" was coming. Ironically, we were closer to it then than now, in most ways.
As an old soldier, I completely agree with you.
This is my favorite video of all the ones I've watched you guys do. I was tearing up over and over, both because of the importance of the song in my life, and because of the reason you did the reaction. Beautiful thing you did with your vid you did for JP, as well as doing this reaction to his favorite song.
I think I understand why you chose this particular live version, because of your comment that JP loved seeing The Moody Blues in concert over the years, to "see the old guys still pull it off". But I hope you will check out 2 other live versions, which I will link below.
Also, if you will allow me correct a common misunderstanding about the lyrics at one point.....
Most people (except for old hippies like me who have the original vinyl, with a separate lyrics sheet inside the album cover) think the line goes like this:
".....Because the truth is hard to swallow
That's what the wall of love is for"
The actual words are:
".....Because the truth is hard to swallow
That's what the WAR of love is for"
In both of these beautiful live performances, you can easily see and hear that he is singing "war of love", not "wall".
1970 performance
ruclips.net/video/QdgnR-RNcOg/видео.html&ab_channel=CalVid
1985 performance
ruclips.net/video/ue8hBN9vcV8/видео.html&ab_channel=pointreven
Just so you know!
Thanks again for a beautifully done and very sweet reaction video!
Love the Moody Blues. Nights in White Satin is one of the best songs of all time.
Good one. Hell, yes. And the bass is off the chain
I would love to see your reaction to the studio version. One of the best bands ever. I am so thankful I was born in this era. Nothing compares to this music. Super thankful to be a true hippie. I would love to watch you react to Tuesday Afternoon.
Take a spiritual trip with this group. A very good one.
Never thought I would see the Moody Blues on this channel. A classic band that feels lost in time. One of my favorite 60s bands. Thanks parents for forcing their music on me growing up lol!
Peace to our Brother.
I've loved this band for my whole life. They were also one of my father's favorite bands.
Oh geez guys... what a way to start off the day (in a good way)! I thought "wow! A Moody Blues reaction!" and then learned it was connected to a very moving situation regarding your fan JP. I've said it before in other comments for other videos that I am not a Christian, but i very much respect the humanity you apply to your "flavor" of Christianity. Maybe the church wouldn't be so castigated if more Christians were like you. As much as I like other reaction channels like Soul Train Bro and Lost In Vegas, your channel is special in a very different and more meaningful way. Keep it up!
Vin, I've really come to appreciate the depth of your insights in your reactions. I add you to the list of folks I wish I could hang with while enjoying an adult beverage.
Believe me, your mother will have heard the Moody Blues
This is the song that really turned me on to songwriting and playing guitar. They have been close friends to me for the last 40 years and more
Thanks for continually restoring my faith in humanity ❤️
Pretty crazy that they were playing it faster than the studio version from THIRTY YEARS ago.
I don't agree with your spiritual views, but I agree so very much concerning the way you choose to go about carrying them. This was really amazing of you guys. Thanks for being here, at this time and around all kinds of people, you are all good. Fo sure, fo sure!
Rest In Peace to a fellow fan. Wishing the family peace and comfort.
It's a history lesson about the lot living dying and so on ! I was a youngster when the moodys were a top band all these years later I'm still here still listening and learning ! They gave their fans loads of this songs of huge meaning that applies even more now than ever !
RIP JP. Didn't know you but it always sucks to lose someone . My condolences to all that were effected.
There are few bands who can carry their exact studio sound on stage and be just as good. I've seen the Moody Blues twice. They pulled it off both times.
That was just a beautiful expression of love and humanity to a guy who probably needs some of that. I thought your message was spot on, friendly, upbeat even. Much props to you.
Good call JP. Really good band. I feel wholly underappreciated in the modern day!
Love Moody Blues, saw them twice.
I bought the 45 of this song when it first came out, and I never get tired of it. A couple of things to note... this performance is about 20 years old. There are much more recent live performances out there, with the personnel changes that happened not too long after this show was filmed.
A couple of things to watch for. A fan tradition with this song is that the audience sings along during the slow section (if you listen closely, you can hear it). Also, watch the transition from the slow section back to fast. Justin plants his feet firmly and braces himself before he starts in on the fast and furious strumming.
Finally... the song was created when Justin combined two partly-written song fragments, both in the key of C, one slow, one fast, into one song.
they made so many great songs,great albums
The Moody Blues were a band my dad grew up hearing and with all the other music he's gotten into over the years, they're his favorite. They really are a very good band; very progressive (one of the OG prog rock bands) and always a bit ahead of their time. You should react to them more.
I love you guys You're going to make me cry. much Love to jp
As an older person I can you listen to the original recording. This is a man questioning god. This is the only song where he answered.
Moody blues!
definitely the studio version is the one to listen too
Justin Hayward never seems to age, his hair just grows in and out.......
Beautiful video guys. Very well done and moving.
Much love to all.
Great discussion. My favorite Moody's song. The studio version's boss.
This shows you just how powerful music can be,
Therapy? - a moment of clarity
I finally donated to their patreon and requested a couple of Therpay? songs. Moment of Clarity was 3rd on my list but only requested 2, Me Vs You or Safe.
I hope someday some kyuss and early Queens of the Stone Age make it on.
Kyuss- " Gardenia" is so awesome- maybe I am getting old and no one really remembers them.
Queens of the Stone Age - " Feel good hit of summer- a track that Rob Halford called a " rock and roll cocktail" and joined in on the chorus, but the track just has him on the last ones.
The " r" album ( cover shows " restricted," like movies in the 80's and 90's would show before every preview) has Scott Weiland also.
QotSA's first album is the best- self titled, with a dark- skinned woman with " man hands"pictured on the album cover. It has the track " regular john" on it.
It is awesome.
When in an interview back in the late 90's, a member was asked " why on earth do call yourselves " QotSA""? The response was" well, if we called ourselves " Kings of the Stone Age, we would have to dress up like " Manowar".
I'd love if they would check out Better Living Through Chemistry from Rated R.
@@BeatLA24 I like " Auto Pilot" and " Tension head"- all good songs on that album.
Moody blues classic
My opinion is my own understanding , it may mean nothing to you . Listen to the Tide Rushes in and washes my Castles away . Then Iam really not so sure on which side of the bed I should lay .
Rest calm, JP
GREAT REACTION 👍🏻👏🏻🥰‼️
What gracious humanity🙏❤️🙏
Beautiful and inspiring video guys! Much Love & Respect! \m/
The Moody Blues were to prog rock what the Kinks were to punk and alt. The originators. Uber talented musicians and lyricists, who had the kind of empathy that connects with people and makes timeless music. Great choice. Gonna put on "A Question of Balance" and have one for JP.
beautiful
Many people are confused when it come to the Moody Blues. They weren't using drugs. If you listen to their albums, they were pretty anti drug. They went through that very early in their careers and gave it up and moved on. Listen to "I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band" or "House of Four Doors."
Sea saw! Awesome song!
They are saying Love is what we all need and seek, it is what all humans have ever wanted and needed! It wasn't the "Hippie" movement, it was the Summer of LOVE!
You need to listen to Seventh Sojourn album by the Moody Blues. It showcases all the band, the progressive rock of their music and Justin Hayward's sublime voice. They were way, way ahead of their time in both their music and the particularly the lyrics of their songs. Put the album on, turn the lights down low, lay back and just revel in the music!!!
My favorite is in you wildest dreams. Great lyrics and video. Rip jp
i say studio versions are 100 times better
Specially with this kind of bands that invested a lot of time and resources to the studio production. They use the studio as an instrument.
" The truth is hard to swallow. That's what the wall of love is for"
I saw the Moody Blues 5 or 6 times. Loved their shows every time.
What’s that thing behind you with what looks like electricity moving in it? That’s cool!!!
They all have nice hair but dam Justin’s voice is the best
Before the music even starts, kudos to you guys for sending the video
Good luck bro.hope all will get better. And great song
One of my favorite groups for the past 51 years. I would like to see your reaction to Oh Life (There Must Be More) by Alan Parsons Project.
Rest in peace JP. 🙏
Is that Clyde? Clyde, they were in the studio and had two pieces of songs written that they decided to smush together.
Im only 37 but I grew up in a classic rock and blues house and when I hear that music it brings me back to being a kid. My first concert was Aerosmith and the first tape I bought was Aerosmith toys in the attic from the now closed coconuts/peaches. I the basement of the building was a haunted house and that was my first job was working in the haunted house at the age of 15. The people that I worked with in the haunted house helped to introduce me to Metal and what would become nü-metal. I was hooked and continues my metal journey When I joined the Marines. I met other metal heads who introduced me to other sub genres of metal. Then I came home on leave and took my little brother to Ozz Fest 2004 and he got hit in the eye by a drum stick thrown out during slipknots set on the second stage (not even a main stage act yet). But man did me and my brother fuck that pit up.
You should do "Nights in White Satin" by Moody Blues too
Moody Blues! 🙏🎃 yep! Question is one of the most awesome songs ever! Ever! This particular live version isn’t its best rendering for sure. But great song! Listen to vinyl version please!
It's two songs in one.
Try a song by Talking Heads called The Great Curve. It's mind blowing
Gotta read the words of all their songs!
"talking out of turn" is a good moody blues song to check out
I'm looking for a miracle in my life.
The best video you’ve ever done.
"War of love"
He had a short protest song and a short love song and he put them together. I'm surprised as Christian's you don't think they could be as Christian as you. He's preaching to the choir but the choir is too busy singing to hear the preaching.
I am somewhat familiar with Moody Blues, so at first I didn't recognize the song by name, but when it started playing my first thought was, "man I haven't heard this in forever"
Sori is pretty! Enjoying this one!
Moonspell - Full Moon Madness
Moonspell - Night Eternal
You might just be ready for some Witchfinder General? Any track by them would be good but I would suggest "Love on Smack", "Witchfinder General", "Soviet Invasion" or "Death Penalty".
Awesome!! I grew up listening to this music!!
Would you react to “Nights in White Satin” by the Moody Blues, if you haven’t reacted to it yet? I’ll bet JP liked this one too. It’s probably the most known song by the Moody Blues, to me anyways. It’s my favorite, especially the flute. Also, if you get a chance, would you react to “Africa” by a group named Toto? It’s another of my favorites.
Did you guys made "Death - Voice of the Soul" and never posted the video??
e un miracol che so no ancora vivo
Candiria
Helloween - Pumpkins United (Official Live Clip)
They knew that they didn't knew the answers on question.... Next single they said that with: i am Just a Singer in a rock and roll band.... Too Mandy people thought that they had answers...
Rest in Peace JP... You guys shouls do an album raction to the Moody's... "A Question of Balance" (which this song is on) would be a good one...
Have you listened to "The Living Years" by Mike and the Mechanics...I'm confident you'll enjoy the music and the message. I will say that it is emotionally powerful so have some Kleenex nearby.
Nights in white satin
I loved moody blues as a teen so it’s great to remember those days and a great band. Knights in white satin is their best.
it's "Nights".
Ooops! I knew that. Lol
@@karene5406 - LOL!
The last few minutes are beautiful.
I Love this song! My Nickname Moody Joy Check out Tuesday Afternoon and Nights In White Satin
*Listens in JoJo
Way home live video from live at Isle of Mann from 1969. Great stuff
Oh please
The uk hippy scene wasn’t really a mvmt? After ww2,Britain had taken a pounding by hitlers bombs and was very bleak There were adults and kids,then in the sixties,late 50’s,the teenager was born,with a job,and money to spend on music and uppers,like french blues and Purple Hearts,and if you were lucky,black bombers(durophet)
Nights in White Satin please
NeObliviscaris of petrachor weaves and black noise.
You won't regret it!!!
Epica - Kingdom of heaven
Do Nights in White Satin. By the moody blues. Very good song.
It's "Nights".
A good song to follow this ie, We Don't Get Fooled Again by the Who. 50 years later the politicians we had, and have nothing really has changed. Enough said.
The best way to listen to tte Moody Blues is to listen to the album..Days of Future Passed..so many good songs, but they blend one into another in a way different than listening to them apart