Moody Blues Every Good Boy Deserves Favour Youtube

		Procession	4:40
		The Story In Your Eyes	2:57
		Our Guessing Game	3:34
		Emily's Song	3:41
		After You Came	4:37
		One More Time To Live	5:41
		Nice To Be Here	4:24
		You Can Never Go Home	4:14
		My Song	6:20

• Phil Travers

  Artwork [Sleeve Artist]

• David Baker*

  Engineer [Assistant]

• Harry Fisher

  Engineer [Cutting]

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  Derek Varnals

  Engineer [Recording]

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  The Moody Blues

  Instruments [All Instruments Played By]

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	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – 278.029	France	1971	France — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – CPS 9129	Spain	1971	Spain — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gat	Threshold (5) – THS 5	Canada	1971	Canada — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Stereo Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	Germany	1971	Germany — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour Cassette, Stereo, Album Dolby	Threshold (5) – THC 5, Threshold (5) – KTHC 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Stereo BW - Bestway Pressing	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	Threshold (5) – THS 5	Netherlands	1971	Netherlands — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	France	1971	France — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold Sleeve	Threshold (5) – THS 5-Y, Threshold (5) – XZAL 10638 P	Belgium	1971	Belgium — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Stereo W - Waddell Pressing	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	Threshold (5) – THS 5	Australia	1971	Australia — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – 9299 138	Netherlands	1971	Netherlands — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	London Records – THS 5, Daro Internacional – THS 5	Colombia	1971	Colombia — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Textured	Threshold (5) – THL 3	Japan	1971	Japan — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	Threshold (5) – THS 5, Threshold (5) – THS. 5	India	1971	India — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Terre Haute Press, Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	London Records – THS-5, Threshold (5) – THS-5	Venezuela	1971	Venezuela — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Club Edition	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold, Textured	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	Threshold (5) – THSI 5	Italy	1971	Italy — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS. 5, Threshold (5) – THS 5	Canada	1971	Canada — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5, Threshold (5) – XZAL 10638	Portugal	1971	Portugal — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	Threshold (5) – THS 5	Kenya	1971	Kenya — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold Sleeve	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album PH - Philips Pressing	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album BW - Bestway Pressing	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Unofficial Release	中聲 – CSJ-1154	Taiwan	1971	Taiwan — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – 9299 138	Netherlands	1971	Netherlands — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Stereo Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Stereo Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS 5	UK	1971	UK — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album, Unofficial Release	First Record – FL-2102	Taiwan	1971	Taiwan — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Audio Manufacturing Pressing	Threshold (5) – THS 5	US	1971	US — 1971			Recently Edited
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Gatefold	Threshold (5) – THS. 5	Canada	1971	Canada — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour LP, Album Flipback Sleeve	Threshold (5) – THS 5	New Zealand	1971	New Zealand — 1971			New Submission
	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour 8-Track Cartridge, Album Black Shell	Threshold (5) – M 24805	US	1971	US — 1971			Recently Edited

Edited 25 days ago

... And I quote "features the remastered and denoised original stereo mix...". In the footnote section of the liner notes. That should say enough. If it doesn't, then how about, this edition is absolute dreck if you want an ultimate stereo version. Cannot comment on the multichannel mix.

Is this (and all of the new 180 gram represses) on reverse board like the originals?

Does anyone else have a version of this with the labels on the vinyl reversed? I would assume there was a run of these but I can't find anything.

Gone is the psychedelia …

I so vividly remember a friend walking into my apartment with this album tucked under his arm, face beaming, while I silently rolled my eyes, as I was so done with The Moody Blues, more than content with their early works to move with me though the rest of my life.

With the album's title being taken from mnemonic device for mastering the musical scale E-G-B-D-F, and with those notes being part of the opening track "Procession," it was the album's goal to to sift though the history of music, from it's earliest formats up to the release of this outing.  Though when on thinks of music, one tends to consider the context of the whole, the melding and morphing to create a completeness that is greater than the sum of its parts, yet here on Every good Boy Deserves Favour, all five members contributed but a single song together, truly feeling like The Beatles White Album, pulled together and fashioned by individuals from bits and pieces that were loosely strung together … certainly nothing like the holy trinity, or even A Question of Balance.

While the record did in a sense return to the more sonically textured and layered albums of the past, gone was that true cosmic feel, also gone was that attitude that we are all tethered together, with personal songs coming into play such as "Emily's Song," written in celebration of the birth of his daughter by John Lodge.  Other influences personal to other individual members also float in and out of other tracks.  Also gone were the other-worldly lyrics, with "Procession" containing but three spoken words 'desolation, creation and communication,' where with those three words and a budding complexity of seventies progressive rock self-indulgence, the Moody Blues seemed destined to tear down all that I'd come to love in a singular event that certainly indicated that the Moody's had nothing to say.

Yes, "The Story In Your Eyes" jumped from my speakers, and momentarily gave me hope that they'd gotten back on path, becoming the hit single back in July of 1971, with the high energy of the mellotron and guitars overshadowing the very dark lyrics, causing me to wonder if this had be done on purpose to disguise them, or to have them stand in stark juxtaposition to the music.  Without a doubt, the album contains some other highlights, but highlights do not make for a lasting production, especially one that was so heavily overdubbed that I felt left out, never drawn in, nor did I hear any of the idealized saga regarding the history of music in all of its fashions and glory.  And that left listeners with a series of arrangements and melodies to stand in for what was touted to be an imaginative and haunting composition.  So while the lusher sounds may have been back, that's all they were, lusher sounds that took listeners nowhere, and offered no passion.

I want to laugh here, because at this moment in time I do know the future, where the Moody's would be down the road, knowing that there was a music video in the not so distant future, where "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," sees the Moody Blues coming face to face with their past, happy with the balance they've found.  So here I stand, sometimes feeling that I'm braced against a wind, listening to people point to this part or that part, or say, But listen to this lick, and to them I just hold up In Search of the Lost Chord, and say, But just listen to this … meaning the entire album, not bits and pieces.

*** The Fun Facts: The album was mixed and released in both stereo and the fledging quadraphonic. Quadraphonic (or Quadrophonic and sometimes Quadrasonic) sound was similar to what is now called 4.0 surround sound and uses four channels in which speakers are positioned at the four corners of the listening space, reproducing signals that are (wholly or in part) independent of one another. Quadraphonic audio was the earliest consumer product in surround sound and thousands of quadraphonic recordings were made during the 1970s. It was a commercial failure due to many technical problems and format incompatibilities. Quadraphonic audio formats were more expensive to produce than standard two-channel stereo. Playback required additional speakers and specially designed decoders and amplifiers.

Review by Jenell Kesler

I have this 820 160-1 gat maked as made in canada...

Are there really no runout like
"ZAL-10638-P I Manufactured in Germany" for side 1 and
"ZAL-10639-P I Manufactured in Germany" for side 2
I have such a version, doesn't mach to any other version

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