A pioneering band in Progressive Rock, one of the earliest to incorporate the Mellotron into their sound.
A limited edition reissue of the second album released in 1967. Includes the hit singles "Nights in White Satin" and "Tuesday Afternoon."
This is their second album and their first concept album. It is a work from the dawn of progressive rock, fusing rock and orchestra. It is known as the first work to incorporate the Mellotron, which was state-of-the-art at the time, into the sound, featuring Mike Pinder (keyboards).
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19 TRACKS:
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1)
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The Day Begins
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2)
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Dawn: Dawn Is A Feeling
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3)
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The Morning: Another Morning
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4)
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Lunch Break: Peak Hour
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5a)
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Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)
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5b)
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(Evening) Time To Get Away
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6a)
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The Sun Set
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6b)
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Twilight Time
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7)
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The Night: Nights In White Satin
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8)
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Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
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9)
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Fly Me High
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10)
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I Really Haven't Got The Time
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11)
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Love And Beauty
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12)
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Leave This Man Alone
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13)
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Cities
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14)
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Tuesday Afternoon (Alternate Mix)
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15)
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Dawn Is A Feeling (Alternate Version)
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16)
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The Sun Set (Alternate Version Without Orchestra)
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17)
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Twilight Time (Alternate Vocal Mix)
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Performer - Justin Hayward
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Remastered By - Justin Hayward (1 to 7)
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Performer - John Lodge
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Remastered By - Paschal Byrne (8 to 17)
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Compiled By, Reissue Producer - Mark Powell
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Liner Notes - Mark Powell
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Design [CD Package Design By] - Phil Smee
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Performer - Ray Thomas
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Remastered By - Alberto Parodi (1 to 7)
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Performer - Mike Pinder
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Performer - Graeme Edge
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Coordinator [Project Co-ordinated For Universal Music By] - Joe Black
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Conductor - Peter Knight (5)
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Liner Notes - Hugh Mendl
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Research [Master Tape Research] - Jayne Byrne
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Painting [Original Cover Painting By] - David Anstey
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Photography By [Photographs On Pages 7 & 15 Courtesy] - Pictorial Press
