LP The Moody Blues: A Question Of Balance

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A Question Of Balance - CD, LP

The Moody Blues

Rock | Pop | Progressive rock

1970

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LP The Moody Blues: A Question Of Balance

2018 Stereo Reissue 180g Envelope Vinyl

Threshold (5) | UMC 27. July 2018 Europe

Album Reissue Stereo

The Moody Blues release 7 studio albums from 1969 - 1981 on vinyl! On the Threshold of Dreams (1969) explores dreams, especially on the other side, and culminates with the suite "Voyage", inspired in part by Richard Strauss' "Also sprach Zarathrustra". To Our Children's Children (1969) was inspired by the 1969 moon landing. The songs revolve aro...

More ID: 29204 EAN: 0602567226376 Discogs ID: 12306787

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Title	A Question Of Balance
Artist	The Moody Blues
More info	2018 Stereo Reissue 180g Envelope Vinyl
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Threshold (5) \| UMC
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	27. July 2018
First released	1970
Weight	230 g
EAN	0602567226376
Product ID	29204
Discogs ID	12306787
Discogs reviews	4.53

The Moody Blues: A Question Of Balance version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Threshold (5) in cooperation with UMC on 27. July 2018.

The Moody Blues release 7 studio albums from 1969 - 1981 on vinyl! On the Threshold of Dreams (1969) explores dreams, especially on the other side, and culminates with the suite "Voyage", inspired in part by Richard Strauss' "Also sprach Zarathrustra". To Our Children's Children (1969) was inspired by the 1969 moon landing. The songs revolve around the twin themes of space travel and children. On the album A Question of Balance (1970), the band tried to get rid of the familiar lush psychedelic sound in order to better play the songs live. Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1971) contains a single song written by all five band members. The opening track, Procession, was meant to describe the history of music from the beginning of time to the recording of the album. Several songs on Seventh Sojourn (1972) contain overt political references. "You and Me" alludes to ongoing wars and conflicts, including Vietnam. The album Octave (1978) turned out to be the band's last album, as keyboardist Mike Pinder left during its recording. Long Distance Voyager (1981) became their second number one album.

Album spans genres Rock, Pop and Progressive rock. 180g Envelope Vinyl.

Track list

A1	Question
	Written-By Justin Hayward
A2	How Is It (We Are Here)
	Written-By Mike Pinder
A3	And The Tide Rushes In
	Written-By Ray Thomas
A4	Don't You Feel Small
	Written-By Graeme Edge
A5	Tortoise And The Hare
	Written-By John Lodge
B1	It's Up To You
	Written-By Justin Hayward
B2	Minstrel's Song
	Written-By John Lodge
B3	Dawning Is The Day
	Written-By Justin Hayward
B4	Melancholy Man
	Written-By Mike Pinder
B5	The Balance
	Written-By Graeme Edge, Ray Thomas