Well, like the Who on one of those Top of the Pops albums were session musicians remake them.

Oh, hang on, it's more like Yes.

Starts off like Silent Night.

"Jonathan he cares to feel better."

I'm off to get a cup of coffee, I'm about 1 minute and half into Song for You.

Various chord changes before going into the chorus... ...which sounds like The Likely Lads theme.

I think they had a thing about The Likely Lads.

More multiple chord changes before going into the middle section, which is one of the greatest middle sections ever recorded.

Swirly, backwards stuff going on under a glacial and haunting tune.

I'm back.

Back to The Likely Lads.

Long fadeout with guitar stuff happening.

Back to sounding like Pink Floyd after they went off a bit.

And now it is over. That track alone justifies their existence.

Track 5, Hymn for Children. Back to songs I don't know.

Arpeggio.

Vocals are pure Justin Hayward.

You can see why they were called, "The poor man's Moody Blues."

This is quite boring.

Moongirl

Is this what the moody blues albums sound like?

I've never actually heard a full Moody Blues album.

Actually, it's starting to grow on me now.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

I've never actually heard a full Moody Blues album.

I've heard their greatest hits album. That was more than enough for me.