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| | The Moody Blues 5.1 CD review on AudioRevolution.com |
 | | Released in 1967, Days of Future Passed was an international hit at the time, although today it is primarily remembered for Haywards classic Nights in White Satin and, for some, Tuesday Afternoon, also by Hayward. |
 | | Days of Future Passed is, additionally, one of the earliest rock/orchestral fusion attempts, and one of the rare albums made in the last few decades that actually seems to work, thanks largely to the late Peter Knight. |
 | | Looking at this album from a vantage point over 30 years after the event, its easy to regard Days of Future Passed as pretentious, with its spoken rhyming intro and outro (which are possibly rather less pretentious than those on Threshold) and its attempt to depict the passing of a day from dawn to night. |
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