Excuse me "Rock And Roll Hall of Fame." Didn't I read many times that "The Moody Blues" sold over 50 million records? Of the original seven concept albums, on the strength of these four alone, "Days of Future Passed," "In Search of The Lost Chord," "On The Threshold of a Dream," and "To Our Childrens Childrens Children" aren't those enough to get them in. Grame Edge once said when referring to Justin Hayward's name being pulled first out of sack full of mail given by Eric Burdon to replace Denny Laine, "Talk about putting in your thumb and pulling out a plumb eh!" Justin Hayward, "The Voice" of the Moodies is one of the worlds most underrated singer/songwriters. I take exception to someone referring to "Nights in White Satin" as being the only noteable song they ever did. That's a bunch of horseshit. I've seen them in concert twice in my life time, and even with the few replacements to the band, the majesty, magic, and fairy dust is still working for this timeless group. Wake up Hall of Fame!
Carl
