Legend of a Band - The Story of the Moody Blues

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Summary: Quality time with a quality band
Review: "Legend of a Band" is an entertaining family video about one of Rock's truly great groups. It possesses solid concert footage as well as intimate conversations with each of the performers. The music is wonderful and members' insight into the process of creating it makes this a worthy effort. Unlike many of today's attitudinal "in your face" groups, my impression of the Moody Blues is that they are four really nice guys who just happen to make great music.

Rating:
Summary: Quality time with a quality band
Review: "Legend of a Band" is an entertaining family video about one of Rock's truly great groups. It possesses solid concert footage as well as intimate conversations with each of the performers. The music is wonderful and members' insight into the process of creating it makes this a worthy effort. Unlike many of today's attitudinal "in your face" groups, my impression of the Moody Blues is that they are four really nice guys who just happen to make great music.

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Summary: legend of a band A HISTORY OF THE MOODY BLUES
Review: A MUST FOR ANY MOODIES FAN OR MUSIC LOVER A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE MOODY BLUES AS TOLD BY THE BANDMEMBERS THEMSELVES-OUTSTANDING FROM THE VERY BEGINNING OR BEFORE DAYS OF FUTURE PASSEDTO THE PRESENT AND BEYOND.

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Summary: legend of a band A HISTORY OF THE MOODY BLUES
Review: A MUST FOR ANY MOODIES FAN OR MUSIC LOVER A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE MOODY BLUES AS TOLD BY THE BANDMEMBERS THEMSELVES-OUTSTANDING FROM THE VERY BEGINNING OR BEFORE DAYS OF FUTURE PASSEDTO THE PRESENT AND BEYOND.

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Summary: Interviews, performances and music videos!
Review: A wonderful history of one of England's greatest and most enduring bands. Contains interviews with all four band members. It also has great concert footage and many of the band's music videos including Your Wildest Dreams which won the Billboard Video of the Year award. A must for anyone who has ever enjoyed the Moody Blue's music.

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Summary: Exceeds expectations for a documentary on a musical group
Review: An inside look at the band during various stages in preparation for a concert. Band members' perspectives on the music and sound of The Moody Blues. A must have for any Moody Blues listener!!

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Summary: Informative and entertaining, a Moody history
Review: Anyone who has listened to a Moodies song, and been even remotely curious about the band, should DEFINITELY check out LEGEND OF A BAND! Packed with interviews, videos, and performance clips, this is a MUST HAVE for any MOODY BLUES fan! I have watched it 3 times so far, and I enjoy it more with each viewing. An absolute addition to your video library.

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Summary: The Moody Blues Anthology
Review: At long last available on DVD, "Legend of a Band" is the closest the Moody Blues will get to the documentary treatment that the Beatles received in their Anthology. Although it's already dated eleven years, evidenced by the inclusion of Patrick Moraz as a band member (who left the group in '89/'90), it is a great repository of high-quality vintage performances, home movie footage, and 1990 interviews with the four band members. Also, this is the only place to find the MTV-style music videos for "Your Wildest Dreams," "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," "No More Lies," and the 1989-remake of "Question." This is the closest that the band will come, I believe, to releasing a music video anthology as well as a documentary. A nice companion piece to the Royal Albert Hall live DVD...now let's just hope this means that the classic and essential "A Night at Red Rocks" concert will find its way onto the digital format.

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Summary: Plain vanilla reissue
Review: At long last available on DVD, "Legend of a Band" is the closest the Moody Blues will get to the documentary treatment that the Beatles received in their Anthology. Although it's already dated eleven years, evidenced by the inclusion of Patrick Moraz as a band member (who left the group in '89/'90), it is a great repository of high-quality vintage performances, home movie footage, and 1990 interviews with the four band members. Also, this is the only place to find the MTV-style music videos for "Your Wildest Dreams," "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," "No More Lies," and the 1989-remake of "Question." This is the closest that the band will come, I believe, to releasing a music video anthology as well as a documentary. A nice companion piece to the Royal Albert Hall live DVD...now let's just hope this means that the classic and essential "A Night at Red Rocks" concert will find its way onto the digital format.

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Summary: The Moody Blues Anthology
Review: At long last available on DVD, "Legend of a Band" is the closest the Moody Blues will get to the documentary treatment that the Beatles received in their Anthology. Although it's already dated eleven years, evidenced by the inclusion of Patrick Moraz as a band member (who left the group in '89/'90), it is a great repository of high-quality vintage performances, home movie footage, and 1990 interviews with the four band members. Also, this is the only place to find the MTV-style music videos for "Your Wildest Dreams," "I Know You're Out There Somewhere," "No More Lies," and the 1989-remake of "Question." This is the closest that the band will come, I believe, to releasing a music video anthology as well as a documentary. A nice companion piece to the Royal Albert Hall live DVD...now let's just hope this means that the classic and essential "A Night at Red Rocks" concert will find its way onto the digital format.