Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin REACTION (FIRST TIME HEARING!!!) 

The song that ended a lot of school dances when I was a kid. I still have the vinyl and the cassette because I am that bloody old. :)

When this first came out in 1967 as a progressive rock song, they were very young. This performance has got to be 20 years later - just a guess. Great song to react to. Yes, the long version is great & just a little longer! Nice reaction😊❤❤❤

Love seeing young people of any color watching ole school music love ya girl

Still gives me goosebumps

Thank you young lady you warmed my heart. ❤

I love how you listen to the entire song before commenting. Tuesday afternoon is another great song by this group

This was my wife's FAVORITE song -- RIP MJ...

I love your expression of amazement. Abeautiful song

Goosebumps everytime 🎶🎵🎶🎵🤘🏻

The birth of prog rock. Their catalogue is well worth a deep dive.

Being from this period in time I would Humbly offer you these songs As well for your listening Enjoyment 1) Tuesday Afternoon 2) Forever Autumn 3) In your Wildest Dreams Yet there are Many more !!! Like Button has been Illuminated 😁

A Timeless Masterpiece !

This song is a song that you can listen to while watching the stars every night

Justin Hayward said to have the purest voice in Rock. Cant disagree.

I LOVE the intro!

This was an "EPIC PERFORMANCE!!!"

These guys were one of my dear departed Dad's favorite bands. This whole album is great.

I discovered them in 1974 when I was 18 in the Army. I've seen them 5 times in concert and lucky to have seen them with a full philharmonic orchestra twice. to this day I consider the 2001 concert at the Paul Masson Winery in California by just the bare band and the single most greatest concert I have ever been too out of near 40 or so by many bands. 2000 seat arena and everyone singing every word to every song. An 80 year old to my left and a young teenager to my wife's right. We all sang. Ushers dancing in the isles. Their music crossed Generations.

I love the live version better than the studio one !!!!!

This and Forever Autumn from War of The Worlds ( Justin Hayward) are a cracking pair and I can’t listen to one without the other…so, off to listen to Justin now!

Lovely piece of music played by real musicians. Glad you enjoyed it. This group started out in the 1960's. You can check out some of their early albums - In Search of The Lost Chord, On The Threshold of A Dream, To Our Childrens Childrens Children, A Question of Balance.

This guy is amazing: First performance to last without fault. Never saw that before, or the respect he showed to original song: Respect; dude. I salute you.

Yes, please do the studio version with the poem, Late Lament, at the end. It adds even more to the dramatic effect of the song.

You might want to listen to the entire lp, Days of Future Past, cuz it's a "concept" lp, in that each song is related to the other tracks on the album! Nights in White is actually the climax of the album...

They had quite a few songs that made the popular charts but they were known as an album band - meaning that although many songs were picked off albums as singles, their albums were meant to be listened to in their entirety and there was a flow to the album that would be lost if just listening to a single song.

I enjoyed how your expressions changed as you enjoyed the sheer beauty and brilliance of this song.

In the 80's when I was a kid, I use to browse my fathers vinyl collection just to watch those cool covers. Because the imaginative covers of Moody Blues were the most interesting to me I wanted try to listen to them too when I was about 10 years old. My favourite albums were In Search of the Lost Chord (1968), On the Threshold of a Dream (1969), Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1971) and Long Distance Voyager (1981). Now I am over 40 years old and I my taste in music has developed a bit since then (easier to list what type of music I don't listen, like country and reggaeton) and some bands of my teenage I have practically abandoned completely (or in the case of Metallica I think they abandoned me during the Napster case) but Moody Blues just doesn't wear out. I just still love it just as much as I did when I was a child. That is why I think music of Moody Blues stands the test of time.

The Queen (PinkMetalHead)... is Back! Nights in White Satin - 20/10 This is a Beast (More than a classic)

They still sound good at their older age, doing this. OMG. I've always loved really good symphonic rock. The album sounds like this. The concert is not an inflation of what was originally done. Your assessment is perceptive and spot on. Here is a link to another "symphonic rock" song from roughly that era: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DvWrFqz6UeQ.html "White Bird" by It's A Beautiful Day touches me in the same place that Nights In White Satin does. Enjoy. Grandma Ellen, letting herself out. PS (Thinking of you and thought you might like this, also: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-89dGC8de0CA.html

I'm so glad you enjoyed it. They are an epic band. For a great early rocker of theirs, try "Ride My See-Saw."

I bought this when it was released (I was like 14) and this song has always floored me. Masterful. This performance is very true to the original recording. So happy you get the beauty of this piece. Also enjoying your other posts.

Young lady, I just love to watch your face as you are watching all kinds of music from the 70's especially. That is the era in which I grew up as a teenager. Music was so meaningful. Keep up the good work and ENJOY!!!

I have seen The Moody Blues in concert. Yes, please do a reaction to the studio version. Both are well worth reacting to. The studio version is longer and has a very interesting poem at the end. Also, other great moody Blues songs to react to are: New Horizons, Question, The Story In Your Eyes, It's Up To You and Tuesday Afternoon. Just to name a few.

It was a hit 3 times in 3 different years 1967, 1972, and 1979 as I recall.

It's from an album called Days of Future Past if you ever want to seriously mellow out.

I recommend “The Voice” by the Moody Blues. Good reaction here, to “Nights.”

I love you glasses. You’re beautiful as always ❤❤❤❤

I was born two months after this song was released. And my mom told me that she used to rock me. In a rocking chair. To this song to go to sleep. And my dad a few months later went to Vietnam. And came back. And I played this, with my children. And my grandkids now. And it is the ultimate Wedding song for the first dance. The long version is on the Days of Future Passed.

This entire album starts from morning at dawn and goes through the evening with each song. It’s absolutely brilliant and I never heard this live version so thank you! We used to play it over and over and over when it came out. I love concept albums, albums with a theme. You should listen from beginning to end, even alone sometime. You did a great job !!

Pretty amazing considering their age here...Justin's voice in his prime was a thing to behold

This performance was very true to the album version.

Hello there young lady, how are you doing? I hope this finds you doing well, excellent choice on the song. Have a great weekend Pink!

This is the best version by the group EVER beautiful song. I love rock bands backed up by an orchestra elo is another great group with an orchestra

Forever autumn👍

So glad that you liked it, welcome to the realm of real music!

great reaction. now listen to the full studio version with the spoken word in it. Moodies have well over 200 songs and hope you do more!

Total beauty.

I loved this song when it came out in 1967 and I still love it, great music is great music no matter when you hear it.

Yes especially songs from their first seven LPs…1967 to 1972.

The Moodies featured the London Orchestra an all of their albums. I doubt they brought them along to many concerts. Just the really big ones like Red Rocks and Albert Hall.

This song has been passed down through the generations. My parents cherished it, I loved it, and now my children love it. Classics endure. Peace, Love, and All Good Things.

The same age group that fucked around with Pink Ployd turned out this genre classic. It resonates beyond the time.

The Question is good or Ride My SeeSaw or Tuesday Afternoon.

Great to see you again, nice reaction

1st time I've heard from you for a while. Hope your good my pink friend

Only seen them twice (1978 and 1991), but never with an orchestra. Of course, I had their live album from Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, but not quite the same, is it? LOL! This is one of rock's iconic songs. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I've been playing the Sims so much I wanted to load Pink into create a sim and put eyebrows and eyelashes on her when I noticed they were missing.

I've loved this song since my childhood in the early 70s! The climax is just brilliant! Good reaction!

Usually I would recommend the studio version of a song, but in this live version, Justin’s voice is so much stronger and I think better.

Omg this song takes me back ……. Huge song in my day !!!!! Loved this !!! My Mom was crazy for this song !!!!!

They won't be around much longer so it's best to see them while you still can.

you need to listen to Loggins and Messina angry eyes live please you will enjoy it please and thank you

check out Procol Harum's Whiter Shade Of Pale.

I got a kick out of watching that cute girl with pigtails reaction to this song. I can see she really liked the song with that great music. I love the Moody Blue, too.

Thank you for the reaction to this classic! Requests? Suggestions? Recommendations? How about "White Queen" by Queen at the Hammersmith Odeon, "Hello" by Walk Off The Earth featuring Myles and Isaac, "Lucretia MacEvil" by Blood Sweat and Tears, "For Crying Out Loud" by Meatloaf, "Question" by The Moody Blues and "If You Want To Get To Heaven" by the Ozark Mountain Daredevils? Keep up the great work with your reactions!

Great reaction ! React to The Dave Clark Five and Liza MInnelli others too ! I love The Moody Blues !

I bought there first album on LP when it first came out. And every one since. Saw them live at Indianapolis, not sure of the year now, but can look it up. Just almost as good then though a rain and windstorm at this outdoor theater messed with us and we all had to take cover for a bit. They came back of and did a great job. Then about 25 years ago, I converted all my CDs (bought them too) to MP3, and they are on my phone, PC, in my car, etc. I never get over this great music. Also a fan of Dire Straits (Mark Knopfler), Santana, and more. Also, I think Justin wrote this song when he was like, 18 or so. A forever song.

So well described on you part. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.

Some say this track was the start of “Prog Rock”

"Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (©2005 Columbia Pictures)" was where I first heard this song from.

Timeless...

Heyyy! Long time no see

This was good, but you should compare it to their 1970 like concert, as well as the recorded version which is totally awesome

Oh, you also wanted some other Moody blues suggestions: 1 Question 2. Tuesday Afternoon For some great bass playing: 3 I'm just a singer on a rock and roll band Another two really good songs with great vocals. Listen to the recorded versions first would be my suggestion before the live. Here's my own playlist ru-vid.com/group/PL6982528A81B070C5

Been a min it's good to see you again Pink

This reaction was everything!

Ride My See Saw is a good one by The Moody Blues.

Just try any of the Moody Blues Albums from beginning to end.

Check out Led Zepplin Kashmir

Not sure but I believe Justin Hayward, the singer, wrote this when he was about 19 yrs old after his girlfriend bought him some white satin bed sheets. Even if that’s not quite right it’s a good reason to write it!!

It's your favorite music law nerd just requesting Neil Young's needle and the damage done ty❤

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Did the hairs on your arms stick up? 😎🌞

try dorothy moore misty blue if you like soul try it

Imagine being the woman this song was written about! She married him and they are not still together.

The heck you been forgot I even sub to u lmao

Do the album version with the poem ( if you want a like )

DO ONE ON ELVIN BISHOP I FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE LIVE VERSON

earbuds or headphones for the full effect

Same group: The Moody Blues. Same live concert : The Royal Albert Hall Song : Question. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tmOZFAYeurY.html

Danish Orchestra-good, bad and ugly

Try Trapeze - Medusa album

Can you please react to Battle in me by Garbage Please

I saw the Moody Blues in my city in 1983. Opening for them was Stevie Ray Vaughan. I only knew SRV from MTV and no idea he was the master of the Stratocaster... all I knew is that I was there for some Nights in White Satin, so I was there saying " ok get him on get him off." I weep even today thinking how I saw Stevie live in person and didn't know enough to appreciate him 😟😎🎸

I have loved this song it seems like forever. Thank you for listening to it ❤

Driftwood on the shore is your type of song