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"The psychedelic scene was largely over by the summer of 1968, but that spirit of musical adventure was still running rampant": A beginners' guide to the origins of prog rock
Where on earth did progressive rock come from?
“We didn’t arrive on a magic carpet. He was a little heartbroken over that… his followers gathered outside and they were close to stoning us”: the Moody Blues’ weirdest fans
During prog’s earliest days, their 1968 US tour saw them treated like messiahs, aliens and harbingers of doom - and left them terrified
20 bands whose second album is the best thing they ever did
The bands who defied the sophomore slump to deliver the greatest albums of their career
The Moody Blues grace the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now!
Plus Jean-Michel Jarre, Gordon Giltrap, Bill Nelson, Devin Townsend, Magenta, Galahad and more
From Sgt Pepper to Syd Barrett: the psychedelic birth of prog rock
In the late 1960s, the psychedelic revolution changed everything – and, thanks to The Beatles, Floyd and more, helped usher in the progressive rock era…
The Moody Blues: stories of nights in technicolour satin and LSD
By tapping into the worries and hopes of ordinary people, The Moody Blues became a phenomenon. But a vital part of the band’s inspiration came from tapping into some mind-expanding chemicals
Listen to Moody Blues man John Lodge’s re-recorded version of Street Cafe
Reworking of John Lodge’s 1980 single will appear on upcoming ‘Best Of’ album B Yond - set for release in August
50th Anniversay Edition for The Moody Blues' In Search of The Lost Chord
Moodies third album gets lavish reissue treatment for November 2 release...
