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The Moody Blues – Long Distance Voyager (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1981
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Long Distance Voyager is an LP by The Moody Blues from 1981 released on the Threshold label.
About this album
Long Distance Voyager marked a major late-career comeback for The Moody Blues, bringing their orchestral pop sensibility into the MTV era with renewed commercial force. Issued in 1981, the album was the group’s first after the departure of long-time keyboardist Mike Pinder, and it introduced Jeff Wayne on synthesisers alongside the band’s familiar melodic layering. The result was a streamlined, radio-ready sound that kept their symphonic identity intact. Powered by The Voice and Gemini Dream, it became one of their biggest American successes and helped re-establish the band as a viable album act in the 1980s.
Genre: Pop & Rock
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:Artist: The Moody BluesLabel: Threshold – TXS 139Format: LP, Album, Reissue, StereoUnits: 1Country: AustraliaReleased: 1981Genre: Pop & RockA1 The Voice
A2 Talking Out Of Turn
A3 Gemini Dream
A4 In My World
B1 Meanwhile
B2 22,000 Days
B3 Nervous
B4 Painted Smile
B5 Reflective Smile
B6 Veteran Cosmic Rocker