The Moody Blues - To Our Children`s Children`s Children / The Royal Albert Hall Concert December 1969 - Japan SHM-CD

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The Moody Blues

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This long-awaited box set features all the songs from the 1969 classic "To the Children's Children's Children" and "The Royal Albert Hall Concert," a record of the legendary December 1969 performance, plus rare tracks, remixes, and more from the same period. 4CD + Blu-ray (audio only), 76-page booklet in English and Japanese, and 76-page booklet in English and Japanese. ), 76-page English booklet and Japanese booklet. The Moody Blues released seven albums between 1967 and 1972, which are loved as the "Core Seven," but "To The Children's Children's Children's Children" is one of the most highly acclaimed and monumental albums, the first on his own Threshold label (#2 in the UK, #14 in the US), It was the first album on his own Threshold label (#2 in the UK, #14 in the U.S.). This package contains both the latest remastered and remixed versions of the album, and the Blu-ray also includes a 5.1 surround mix of the album in addition to these recordings. Live at the Royal Albert Hall" includes a newly remixed version of the December 12, 1969 performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London.The Blu-ray includes a 5.1 surround mix of this legendary concert, which featured songs from "Children's Children's Children," as well as such classics as "Nights in White Satin" (Satin Night). The remixed versions of "For Children's Children's Children" and "The Royal Albert Hall Concert 1969" were newly produced by Stephen W. Taylor (Chimera Arts) from the original master tapes. The 76-page English booklet contains detailed liner notes by Mark Powell, the producer of this package, as well as artwork of singles released in various countries, advertisements and tour posters from the era. The booklet also includes artwork of singles released in various countries, advertisements, tour posters, and other valuable photographic materials. SHM-CD with English liner notes and lyrics translation.