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Long Distance Voyager

album by the Moody Blues
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  • The Moody Blues
    the Moody Blues

    …though, ironically, by the time Long Distance Voyager (1981) and The Present (1983) came out, the originality of their efforts had been obscured by their success, which had helped make synthesizers and philosophy part of the rock mainstream. Their rich symphonic sound influenced groups such as Yes, Genesis, the Electric…

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    …though, ironically, by the time Long Distance Voyager (1981) and The Present (1983) came out, the originality of their efforts had been obscured by their success, which had helped make synthesizers and philosophy part of the rock mainstream. Their rich symphonic sound influenced groups such as Yes, Genesis, the Electric…

    Read More