John Lodge talks gear

[deepbass5]

Found this while looking for something else, as you do. thought you guys may be interested

http://youtu.be/15YyGPSF4Vs

[wateroftyne]

I don't really have much of an option of the Moody Blues one way or the other, but [url="http://www.gbase.com/gear/fender-custom-shop-rb-classic-jo-1996-moody-b"]I've always fancied one of these...[/url]

[ambient]

My dad likes them, I always thought they were kind of trying to be Pink floyd, but never actually making it.

[BetaFunk]

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My dad likes them, I always thought they were kind of trying to be Pink floyd, but never actually making it.


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Probably not commercial enough.

[ezbass]

John Lodge & Justin Hayward as The Blue Jays was the first 'proper' gig I went to at The Albert Hall, back in 75. The Moody Blues have always sounded different from anyone else to me, the only similar sounding band I can think of from around then is Barclay James Harvest and the MBs were going way before them I think.

[spectoremg]

The fathers of prog rock as far as I'm concerned and some absolutely glorious music. The keyboard player helped develop the Mellotron (which I believed ended up in Tony Banks possession).