Time Traveller, The Moody Blues, Music CD

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Time Traveller

Disc 1
1	Fly Me High 2:53
2	Love And Beauty 2:23
3	Cities 2:21
4	Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon) / London Festival Orchestra 4:47
5	Nights in White Satin / London Festival Orchestra 7:40
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Disc 2
1	Higher And Higher 3:58
2	Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time) 3:31
3	Eyes Of A Child 3:11
4	Never Thought I'd Live To Be A Hundred 1:05
5	Beyond 2:58
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Disc 3
1	Lost In A Lost World 4:41
2	New Horizons 5:10
3	For My Lady 3:57
4	Isn't Life Strange 6:08
5	You and Me 4:19
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Disc 4
1	Forever Autumn 4:31
2	The Voice / New World Philharmonic 5:16
3	Talking Out Of Turn / New World Philharmonic 7:16
4	Gemini Dream / New World Philharmonic 4:05
5	Blue World 5:10
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Editorial Reviews

When the Moody Blues were due for the box set treatment, it would have been uncharacteristic for the production to be lacking in overstated grandiosity. On that count, this four-CD retrospective does not disappoint, including the bulk of their most famous work (from their 1967-1972 albums), lots from their later records and side projects, and a few rarities. This package is designed more for the band's fanatics, as opposed to a definitive overview for newcomers; the albums (which were specifically programmed to work as separate entities) remain readily available, there's too much late stuff and Hayward/Blue Jays tracks, and there's nothing from the Denny Laine era. The three non-LP 1967 cuts that open the set are available on the double import LP A Dream (still possible to find), an album that also has the additional 1967 B-side "Really Haven't Got the Time," which somehow doesn't make it onto Time Traveller...The liner notes are pretty good and extensive, and the first printings of the box include a bonus disc of a 1992 concert with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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September 05, 2003: this is a verry great collection/and i also own it myself./moody blues time traveler has lots and lots of great songs from the 60s to the 90s/ such as the hits/nights in white satin/question/theother side of life/the voice/im just a singer in a rockn roll band/ no more lies/and lots and lots of other great ones/a great 4 cd box set with over 5 hours of great moody blues hits

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Time Traveller

Disc 1
1	Fly Me High 2:53
2	Love And Beauty 2:23
3	Cities 2:21
4	Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon) / London Festival Orchestra 4:47
5	Nights in White Satin / London Festival Orchestra 7:40
6	Ride My See-Saw 4:22
7	Legend Of A Mind 6:35
8	House Of Four Doors 6:00
9	Voices In The Sky 3:29
10	The Best Way To Travel 3:13
11	The Actor 4:39
12	In The Beginning 2:07
13	Lovely To See You 2:34
14	Dear Diary 3:56
15	Never Comes The Day 4:40
16	Are You Sitting Comfortably? 3:29
17	The Dream 0:53
18	Have You Heard, Pt. 1 1:23
19	The Voyage 4:08
20	Have You Heard, Pt. 2 2:38

Disc 2
1	Higher And Higher 3:58
2	Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time) 3:31
3	Eyes Of A Child 3:11
4	Never Thought I'd Live To Be A Hundred 1:05
5	Beyond 2:58
6	Out And In 3:41
7	Candle Of Life 4:12
8	Never Thought I'd Live to Be a Million 0:33
9	Watching and Waiting 4:14
10	Question 5:39
11	Don't You Feel Small 2:35
12	It's Up To You 3:11
13	Minstrel's Song 4:24
14	Dawning Is The Day 4:24
15	Melancholy Man 5:44
16	Procession 4:41
17	The Story In Your Eyes 2:52
18	One More Time To Live 5:39
19	You Can Never Go Home 4:14
20	My Song 6:18

Disc 3
1	Lost In A Lost World 4:41
2	New Horizons 5:10
3	For My Lady 3:57
4	Isn't Life Strange 6:08
5	You and Me 4:19
6	I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock & Roll Band) 4:17
7	This Morning 5:55
8	Remember Me, My Friend 5:27
9	My Brother 3:27
10	Saved By The Music 6:08
11	I Dreamed Last Night 4:26
12	When You Wake Up 5:19
13	Blue Guitar 3:39
14	Steppin' in a Slide Zone 5:28
15	Driftwood 4:25
16	The Day We Meet Again 6:18

Disc 4
1	Forever Autumn 4:31
2	The Voice / New World Philharmonic 5:16
3	Talking Out Of Turn / New World Philharmonic 7:16
4	Gemini Dream / New World Philharmonic 4:05
5	Blue World 5:10
6	Sitting At The Wheel 5:37
7	Running Water 3:21
8	Your Wildest Dreams 4:50
9	The Other Side Of Life 6:50
10	I Know You're Out There Somewhere 6:37
11	No More Lies 5:14
12	Say It With Love 3:56
13	Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back) / Pro Arte Orchestra 5:09
14	Lean On Me (Tonight) 4:57
15	Highway 4:35

All Music Guide

When the Moody Blues were due for the box set treatment, it would have been uncharacteristic for the production to be lacking in overstated grandiosity. On that count, this four-CD retrospective does not disappoint, including the bulk of their most famous work (from their 1967-1972 albums), lots from their later records and side projects, and a few rarities. This package is designed more for the band's fanatics, as opposed to a definitive overview for newcomers; the albums (which were specifically programmed to work as separate entities) remain readily available, there's too much late stuff and Hayward/Blue Jays tracks, and there's nothing from the Denny Laine era. The three non-LP 1967 cuts that open the set are available on the double import LP A Dream (still possible to find), an album that also has the additional 1967 B-side "Really Haven't Got the Time," which somehow doesn't make it onto Time Traveller...The liner notes are pretty good and extensive, and the first printings of the box include a bonus disc of a 1992 concert with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Richie Unterberger

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Product Details

Format: CD - Remastered
Original Release: 1994
Release Date: 03/05/1996
Label: POLYDOR / UMGD
Catalog No.: 535223
UPC: 731453522329
Sales Rank: 18,317

Album Credits
Performance Credits
The Moody Blues		Primary Artist
Peter Knight		Conductor
Justin Hayward		Guitar, Vocals
John Lodge		Bass, Vocals
Ray Thomas		Multi Instruments
Graeme Edge		Multi Instruments
Patrick Moraz		Keyboards
Chris Spedding		Guitar
Herbie Flowers		Bass
Anne Dudley		Conductor
Ken Freeman		Synthesizer, Keyboards
R.A. Martin		Horn, Saxophone
Barry Morgan		Drums
Jo Partridge		Guitar
Pro Arte Orchestra		Track Performer
Barry Radman		Sampling
Tom Tompkins		Cello
London Festival Orchestra		Track Performer
Graham Deakin		Drums
New World Philharmonic		Track Performer

Technical Credits
Graham Gouldman		Contributor
Eric Stewart		Contributor
Anne Dudley		Arranger
Paul Bliss		drum programming
Chris Brunt		Engineer
Tony Clarke		Producer
Lol Creme		Contributor
Gus Dudgeon		Engineer
Kevin Godley		Contributor
Dave Grinsted		Engineer
Dennis Hansen		Engineer
Greg Jackman		Engineer
Ted Jensen		Mastering
Richard Kaplan		Engineer
Gerry Kitchingham		Engineer
Christopher Neil		Producer
Joseph M. Palmaccio		Mastering
Barry Radman		Programming
Alan Tarney		Producer
Derek Varnals		Engineer
Tony Visconti		Programming, Producer, Engineer
Pip Williams		Producer, String Arrangements
Geoff Young		Engineer
Norman Goodman		Engineer
John Tracy		Liner Notes
Scott Schinder		Liner Notes
Robin Thompson		Engineer
Pete Jones		Engineer