First time hearing THE MOODY BLUES Your wildest dreams - REACTION
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MOODY BLUES Your wildest dreams REACTION
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One of the best happy-sad songs. As it goes with nostalgia . . .
Here again a piece of melodic brilliance from a group which has broken so many rules in modern pop music. They are The Moody Blues and they are freaking amazing.
Incredibly Amazing!
I'm 66 and heard them when I was quite young in the 60s. Love their sound. The group writes good lyrics and music composition.
Thank you for actually analyzing the lyrics and absorbing the melancholy despite the upbeat tone of the song; most reactors just focus on how “fun” the song feels without acknowledging the juxtaposition. You earned a sub, as you’ve articulated exactly why this is my favorite song of all time
I have LOVED this video since it first came out and always have loved the Moody Blues since the '60s.
Now you must hear the 2nd part of this journey. "I know you're out there somewhere" Do note the awesome two part harmony.
Thanks for another great reaction to an amazing song by the Moodies! This was a Top 10 hit for the Moody Blues in 1986, and the video was a huge hit as well. It was such a success that two years later they made a sequel to the video called, "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," and that was a top 40 hit as well. Definitely worth checking out. Thanks for all great videos!
The following video, “I Know You’re Out there Somewhere” picks up with the EXACT same scene this one ends on, and continues the story.
^this^
These two videos together are my significant other's and my "song." You definitely need to follow this up with I Know You're Out There Somewhere."
I didn't know that!
I love the bass line. It does give me that sad feeling and that is why I like it so much.
In my opinion, this is the best music video ever made. It tells the actual story of the lyrics and also is a retrospective from the early Moody Blues to their latest hit, which is decades long.
Another introspective musical review! Well done, thank you.
Loved that baseline from the day I first heard it. Exquisite
I absolutely love the Moody Blues. I automatically feel good when I hear their beautiful music. Thanks for this request JK Clare. Great commentary from Harri 🌺✌️
The companion song, "I know you're out there somewhere" is nice too and talks about unrequited or first loves. In reality, Justin Hayward, who wrote and sings both songs has been married to the same lady for over 50 years. The same with bassist John Lodge.
I love the fact that they had a large picture of Buddy Holly hanging on the wall. There were so many musicians that admired him.
I've been listening to the Moodys over 50 years. Seen them several times in concert. Probably the most underrated band ever. I can listen to them all day. Thanks Harri.
Moody blues puts me in a trance, I can lay my head back close my eyes and listen to them all night long. They’re just one of those band’s.
Nice reaction, now you have to I Know You're Out There Somewhere,
The Moody Blues are always a great listen. Thanks
Moody Blues were a great group, just awesome music
This was great 2nd biggest hit for The Moody Blues in the US. There was some criticism as it featured their switch from a lush pop sound to the more synth pop sound. Just a beautiful song with great vocals and instruments. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and JK Clare. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
I love everything in the Moody blues has done, even with their change in direction it didn’t matter to me. There’s some bands that I listened to back in the day that made a change that was so huge I couldn’t get into it but, the moody blues has always been one of those bands that I just love.
@@clare1061 Me too. From the first time I heard "Go Now" I was hooked on the vocals and the band. Love them still today.👍✌️🇨🇦
Have to do "I know you're out there somewhere" as a follow up to this one. Its part 2 and will make a lot of sense.
Another great song of their's is "I know you're out there somewhere". You need to react to the video on that one as well!
"I know you're out there somewhere" is a sequel to this song.
Ah, Harri, you have a way of sending me away from deep sadness with a smile on my face. Keep ‘em coming!
You always remember that first brush with love.
need to watch "i know you're out there somewhere" it continues on where this leaves off, like a part 2 video
This song came out during a very difficult time in my life and brings back bittersweet memories. Sometimes love isn't enuf in the face of addiction. Beautiful song and I love it still
Same, dude. “The one that got away”, I distinctly remember us making love and her saying to me, “why won’t you take off your shirt?” We both knew that my arms were riddled with track marks. She’d been clean for several years, so she knew what the deal was. If only I had gotten my shit together sooner…
@@mikeydubbs8565 In my case alcohol was the problem, that and being a pathological liar. Even tho he has passed I carry him in my heart. I'm a dudette BTW.
I think the lyric: "...When the music plays, I hear the sound I had to follow.." explains what happened to the couple. He chose the band and its future over the girl and their future. Perhaps it was a mutual thing. Perhaps she knew she couldn't compete, grew tired of competing, or didn't want to sit aound waiting for him as he went off touring all the time. Maybe she didn't want to play second fiddle to the band and his career.
Love this song always ❤️
Thanks sir black friend 👍
Great choice JK. Love this song. Good reaction Harri. 🤴🇬🇧🇨🇦🇺🇸🙃👍🔥
Great pick Harri, and excellent reading of the song. I think the dancing scenes were there to show the permanent draw of music, where he remained and she left, for better or worse. And you didn't notice...Elton John had a cameo!!!! Now go listen to the _long_(9 minutes or so), album version of Tuesday Afternoon, I think their greatest song. If you don't hear, "Evening time to get away..." you haven't gotten to the best part at the end. Cheers!!
great review,you nailed it'
"Your Wildest Dreams" is the opening track off their 1986 album, 'The Other Side of Life.' Another beautiful Justin Hayward song. It is indeed about remembering the past and wondering. The song is part 1 and the sequel is the opening track, "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," off their next album, 'Sur La Mer,' released in 1988.
The life of a rock and roll band! The woman who played his ex-girlfriend, was one of their back-up singers in their concerts. React to "Lazy Day" with Ray Thomas singing vocals or "Veteran Cosmic Rocker" with Ray singing lead.. and he WAS the Veteran Cosmic Rocker!
"Getcha Back" by the Beach Boys has a similar video from the 1980s, but with a happier ending.
Let me just add a couple other songs to consider:
"In The Beginning" & "Lovely To See You Again" the two opening tracks of the album, "On The Threshold Of A Dream". They should be listened to together (total time is under 5 mins).
Your talking about classic Moody Blues now, sadly although I've got a few post Seventh Sojourn albums, they had lost their magic with the later work.
That woman is Janet Spencer-Turner she is about 72 years old now.
One of my favorite songs by the Moody blues you also need to listen to a song called “the voice” absolutely unbelievable
Nice one JK. I do love The Moody Blues.
This was my favourite group when I was a teenager, which seemed to place me in nerd territory in the eyes of many. But then, I did also like classical music so if the shoe fits….
There thing in you can’t have they get away with great music
I've seen The Moody Blues twice playing with the Des Moines Symphony. That was a few years ago. Excellent concerts.
Great song. I hear it at work all the time. I suggest "The Voice" and "Gemini Dream" from their 1981 album Long Distance Voyager. I love all their songs, no matter from what era. I saw them in 1992 on tour with Chicago. It was a awesome concert from two of my favorite bands. I bought a Moody Blues tour tee shirt for $30 (which was a huge amount back then) and I still have it.
I find it interesting that the song is written from the perspective of the singer, "I wonder where you are. I wonder if you still remember." But the video is all about the perspective of the woman, where she is, her family, her memories, her regrets. It seems disjointed like that.
Another splendid request by JK Clare! Great review, Harri.
Hari you can react to almost any Moody Blues song and I would live it!❤🎃
"TUESDAY AFTERNOON".....!
This one took me back. Thanks!
While the Moodies produced some of the most ultimate songs of the 60s era, this song is from 1986.
My favorite song by them. Nostalgic. Love the bass throughout. Maybe a little slap bass in the part you are referring to. Great video.
The Moody Blues took some heat during their early to mid-'80s comeback for copying the early-'80s ELO sound, and this was one of the tracks critics pointed to. Although the song that really screams "ELO" is The Moody Blues hit from that same comeback era, "Gemini Dream", which if you put Jeff on lead vocals you'd bet the farm it was ELO. The Moodys had fizzled out after about 1974, and so I can't blame them for being influenced by one of the biggest hit machines of the mid to late '70s in ELO, and I obviously love ELO so I didn't mind the similarity. Nice pick & reaction, to J.K. & Harri.
Two of my favorite bands!
It was the other way around. ELO was influenced by the Moody Blues earlier. The Moody Blues didn't "copy" anybody. The MB's as John Lodge once said, "nobody can pin a label on us....we are the Moody's".
Besides, " I know you're out there somewhere", Justin Hayward has a similar song called, " Who Are You Now?" I read somewhere that when he was a teen, his parents made him break up with his girlfriend ( or her parents did) for some reason..
Let me just amplify the suggestion for "I Know You're Out There Somewhere". As has been mentioned, it is the sequel to this song.
Wow, been a long time since I heard this!
The mid-80s saw many a "comeback song" or "comeback album" from great bands of the 60s and 70s.
Godiya Harri! Nnoo daalu! Would that I had your kind of control. Bawo ni?
Wondered if you knew Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba? Anyway, great review and song. Always loved Justin David and the Moodies.
Wunnadeeze daze gunna git ye ta maken whole album reviews (she said).
I agree with others, look at “I Know You’re Out there Somewhere”. It's the sequel
I think many of us have that one ex that makes us wonder what if....?
Thanks Harri for a great reaction .. JK.
I promise you, one of Hayward’s (the lead singer for the Moody Blues) most beautiful songs is I Dreamed Last Night. Here’s a link:
m.ruclips.net/video/3C9DHVeuXH0/видео.html
Does anyone else think that shot of the drummer resembles Jerry Garcia?
His career kept carrying him away from her.
That’s well put
I've heard a vpn will let you access restricted videos
None like them...
A fantastic group!!
Great choice. I’ve seen them at least 15 times going back to the 70s. Pick any song of theirs at all - you can’t go wrong. Oh, by the way Harri, how’s that Great Sex book on the top shelf working out for you lol?
I wonder if it's a pop-up book. 😳