The Moody Blues With The London Festival Orchestra Conducted By Peter Knight (5) – Days Of Future Passed

The Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed album cover

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Label:	Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab – UDCD 512, Deram – UDCD 512
Series:	Original Master Recording
Format:	CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Country:	US
Released:	Feb 1989
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Art Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock

Tracklist

1	The Day Begins Written-By [Uncredited, Morning Glory] – Graeme Edge	5:45
2	Dawn: Dawn Is A Feeling Written-By [Uncredited, Dawn Is A Feeling] – Mike Pinder	3:50
3	The Morning: Another Morning Written-By [Uncredited, Another Morning] – Ray Thomas	3:40
4	Lunch Break: Peak Hour Written-By [Uncredited, Peak Hour] – John Lodge	5:21
5	The Afternoon: Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?) Written-By [Uncredited, (Evening) Time To Get Away] – John Lodge Written-By [Uncredited, Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)] – Justin Hayward	8:25
6	Evening: The Sun Set: Twilight Time Written-By [Uncredited, The Sun Set] – Mike Pinder Written-By [Uncredited, Twilight Time] – Ray Thomas	6:39
7	The Night: Nights In White Satin Written-By [Uncredited, Late Lament, Voice] – Mike Pinder Written-By [Uncredited, Late Lament] – Graeme Edge Written-By [Uncredited, Nights In White Satin] – Justin Hayward	7:41

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Ultech

Credits

Composed By – Knight*, Redwave
Conductor – Peter Knight (5)
Engineer [Recording] – Derek Varnals
Executive-Producer – Hugh Mendl
Orchestra – The London Festival Orchestra*
Painting [Cover Painting By] – David Anstey
Performer [The Moody Blues] – Graham Edge*, John Lodge, Justin Hayward, Michael Pinder*, Ray Thomas
Producer [Realisation] – Michael Dacre-Barclay*, Tony Clarke

Notes

Original Master Recording
Manufactured and distributed by MFSL, Inc. under license from PolyGram Special Projects © ℗ 1967

Album originally released November 10, 1967.

Printed on disc:
24kt Gold Plated
Analog-Analog-Digital
Ultradisc
Made in Japan

Notes not on release:
The original packaging credited the orchestral parts to "Redwave/Knight". The packaging failed to give titles or credits for Graeme Edge's poems "Morning Glory" and "Late Lament".

In 1978 the album was remixed because of deterioration of the master tapes. The original 1967 stereo mix, which is generally considered superior by fans, has never seen a CD release. All CD versions, even remasters, use the later mix. The album was remixed into quadraphonic in 1972, and into 5.1 surround sound for the 2006 Deluxe Edition SACD.