A silly thought about The Moody Blues
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Topic: A silly thought about The Moody Blues
Posted By: tarkus1980
Subject: A silly thought about The Moody Blues
Date Posted: August 05 2010 at 22:47
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Does anybody else think it would be really funny if The Moody Blues went into a recording studio for a few weeks and finally made a rock version of Dvorak's 9th? It would probably suck, but I'm not sure they could have a better possible swansong. ------------- "History of Rock Written by the Losers." |
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Posted By: Progfan1958
Date Posted: August 06 2010 at 11:23
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Just need to get Pinder and Thomas back for it ! ------------- Progfan1958 "Peace to you all" "La paix est avec vous" "Pax vobiscum" "Al salaam a'alaykum" "Vrede zij met u allen" "Shalom aleichem" |
Posted By: sgt wilko
Date Posted: August 06 2010 at 16:09
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BTW
Saw The Moody Blues at The Isle of Wight concert film on Sky Arts the other night.
Great stuff, also interviewed the band in recent times. Mike Pinder gave an explanation how the Mellotron works and demo'd it for 'White Satin
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Posted By: Bitterblogger
Date Posted: August 06 2010 at 16:32
| Passages from Dvorak's 9th were incorporated into various live versions of America by The Nice. Besides, why this particular piece of music? They don't have any particular connection to the US, except for fans. |
Posted By: tarkus1980
Date Posted: August 06 2010 at 18:02
The band recorded "Days of Future Passed" on the sly, without the knowledge or permission of their record company. They had been commissioned to do a rock interpretation of Dvorak's 9th and did "Days" instead.
Hence, I think it would be funny if they actually finally did what they were originally comissioned to do. It would be practically Zappa-esque. ------------- "History of Rock Written by the Losers." |
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