Their unique, fantastical worldview is reconstructed with an 80s feel.
The lyrical and large-scale soundscape spreads, proving that the poetic beauty characteristic of the Moody Blues is still alive and well.
A natural evolution from classic progressive rock to pop rock, Long Distance Voyager is highly regarded as a masterpiece that inherited the legacy of the 1970s while also breaking new musical ground in the 1980s.
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A:
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The Voice
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2)
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Talking Out Of Turn
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3)
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Gemini Dream
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4)
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In My World
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B:
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Meanwhile
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2)
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22,000 Days
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3)
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Nervous
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4)
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Painted Smile
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5)
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Reflective Smile
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6)
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Veteran Cosmic Rocker
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Arranged By [Strings] - Pip Williams
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Artwork [Sleeve Concept] - The Moody Blues
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Artwork [Sleeve Design & Artwork] - Cream (7)
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Bass, Vocals - John Lodge
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Drums - Graeme Edge
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Flute, Harmonica, Vocals - Ray Thomas
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Guitar, Vocals - Justin Hayward
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Keyboards - Patrick Moraz
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Lacquer Cut By - Al
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Mastered By - Melvyn Abrahams
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Orchestra - The New World Philharmonic
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Producer - Pip Williams
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Recorded By [With], Mixed By [With] - Norman Goodman
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Recorded By, Mixed By - Greg Jackman
