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Anthology: The Moody Blues,The Moody Blues

- Anthology: The Moody Blues
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The Moody Blues
Released 1998

Forever Autumn
00:00
977 plays

Blue Guitar
00:00
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Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)
04:48
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- 1
- Go Now!
- 03:12
- 4,061 plays

- 2
- Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)
- 04:48
- 7,635 plays

- 3
- Nights In White Satin
- 07:40
- 19,323 plays

- 4
- Ride My See-Saw
- 03:43
- 4,661 plays

- 5
- Legend Of A Mind
- 06:39
- 3,699 plays

- 6
- Voices In The Sky
- 03:30
- 2,879 plays

- 7
- Lovely To See You
- 02:39
- 3,669 plays

- 8
- Never Comes The Day
- 04:42
- 3,036 plays

- 9
- Gypsy
- 03:34
- 2,790 plays

- 10
- Candle Of Life
- 04:14
- 2,392 plays

- 11
- Watching And Waiting
- 04:16
- 2,522 plays

- 12
- Question
- 05:46
- 3,631 plays

- 13
- Melancholy Man
- 05:46
- 3,215 plays

- 14
- The Story In Your Eyes
- 03:06
- 3,851 plays

- 15
- Lost In A Lost World
- 04:43
- 2,449 plays

- 16
- Isn't Life Strange
- 06:10
- 2,749 plays

- 17
- I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)
- 04:17
- 3,916 plays

- 18
- Remember Me, My Friend
- 04:17
- 731 plays

- 19
- Blue Guitar
- 00:00
- 954 plays

- 20
- Steppin' In A Slide Zone
- 05:07
- 2,064 plays

- 21
- Driftwood
- 04:26
- 2,207 plays

- 22
- Forever Autumn
- 00:00
- 977 plays

- 23
- The Voice
- 05:14
- 3,081 plays

- 24
- Talking Out Of Turn
- 04:57
- 2,059 plays

- 25
- Gemini Dream
- 04:06
- 2,229 plays

- 26
- Blue World
- 05:10
- 2,029 plays

- 27
- Sitting At The Wheel
- 05:36
- 1,945 plays

- 28
- Your Wildest Dreams
- 04:51
- 4,355 plays

- 29
- The Other Side Of Life
- 06:51
- 2,555 plays

- 30
- I Know You're Out There Somewhere
- 06:38
- 3,482 plays

- 31
- Say It With Love
- 03:57
- 1,980 plays

- 32
- Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back)
- 04:02
- 1,762 plays

- 33
- Highway
- 04:35
- 1,985 plays

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album review

One of a burgeoning array of Moody Blues compilations, Anthology was well-intentioned and marked the first attempt to assemble the group's hits and most popular tracks going back to the original lineup in 1964 and "Go Now" (which wasn't even included in the group's four-CD box set), up as far as the mid-'90s. The sound is a match for the remasterings on the individual CDs that Polydor brought out in the late '90s, and most of the important bases in their psychedelic and post-psychedelic history are covered. Those buying this set will be assured of hearing 99 percent of the Moody Blues' tracks ever heard on the radio, but there is still a flaw in the programming. It was nice of the makers, and even unexpectedly ambitious and generous of them to reach back to "Go Now," but they should also have taken the trouble to include the original group's second biggest hit, "From the Bottom of My Heart," which was a Top 40 single in England. Unlike "Go Now," "From the Bottom of My Heart" was an original by Mike Pinder and Denny Laine, and was one of the greatest singles of the entire British Invasion. That would have plugged a serious hole in the group's best-of discographies, would likely have amazed fans of the better-known "Mark II" group (Justin Hayward et al.), and made the jump from the original band's R&B sound to the later group's psychedelia a little easier to understand. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide