The Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord -- 1968 (HD) Full Album

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Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord -- 1968

In Search of the Lost Chord, released in 1968, is the third album by The Moody Blues. After using the London Festival Orchestra on Days of Future Passed, the Moody Blues played all instruments themselves - approximately 33 - on In Search of the Lost Chord. Indian instruments such as the sitar (played by guitarist Justin Hayward) and the tambura (played by keyboardist Mike Pinder) made audio appearances on several tracks (notably "Departure," "Visions of Paradise," and "Om"). Other unconventional (for the Moody Blues) instruments were also used, notably the oboe (played by percussionist/flute player Ray Thomas) and the cello (played by bassist John Lodge, who tuned it as a bass guitar). The mellotron, played by Pinder, produced many string and horn embellishments.

1- Departure 0:00
2- Ride My See-Saw 0:48
3- Dr. Livingstone, I Presume 4:24
4- House of Four Doors (Part 1) 7:22
5- Legend of a Mind 11:35
6- House of Four Doors (Part 2) 18:14
7- Voices in the Sky 20:00
8- The Best Way to Travel 23:30
9- Visions of Paradise 26:43
10- The Actor 30:55
11- The Word 35:37
12- OM 36:28