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Tom Butcher

Beautiful............simply beautiful!

thomas rooney

Greatest band to come out of England

thomas rooney

they should been in a long time ago!

thomas rooney

Rock and roll hall of fame are idiots!

Robert Phillips

Majesty.

Virginia Caitano

Bellas canciones de mi adolescencia y para toda la vida !!!

una mckillen

Justin Hayward had it all, didn't he? Great singer and guitarist and he wrote some mean lyrics. Their songs are so different. Oh and he was totally gorgeous.

Victor Formosa

spot on Tara, thats what real talented musos do, unlike those in it just for the money, and have no longevity.

cat fan54

lyrics not so much? wow,THATS the MAIN STAY of the group...NOT the same OLD ,TIRED boy,girl crap!this song is PERFECT reason and indication on WHY the MOODIES were so much better then ,than they would become with ;i know your out there somewhere'...

captainsoul1953

Nearly all of the Moodies vids from trhis era are mimed or partly mimed

captainsoul1953

Music sublime......lyrics not so much....but of its time 

Kurt Skjoldemose Madsen

Beautiful sound!

Directioner P

The Moody Blues sao uma banda absolutamente genuina um padrao musical unico e tambem me pergunto porque nao estao no Hall Of Fame! Da para acreditar? 

Montgomery Denzer

ARISE to HIGHER CONSCIONESS

Tara McSparron

The best thing about the Moody Blues is that they followed their own individual path, never paying much heed to the trends of the day and were incredibly successful in doing it.

Gary Lazo

Its amazing what you can hear on LSD

fairandpale

They are a glimpse of pure HEAVEN!

Viking3

The Moody Blues - Voices in the Sky* * *"Voices in the Sky" is a hit 1968 single by the progressive rock band The Moody Blues, and it was written by their lead guitarist Justin Hayward.

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