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The Moody Blues - To Our Children's Children's Children [Threshold Records THS 1] (21 November 1969)

Released: 21 November 1969
Country: US
Label: Threshold Records
Catalog: THS 1
Genre: Progressive, Psychedelic Rock

Item# SR-THTHS1
Ratings: C=VG+; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Higher And Higher
02 Eyes Of A Child I
03 Floating
04 Eyes Of A Child II
05 I Never Thought I'd Live To Be A Hundred
06 Beyond
07 Out And In
08 Gypsy
09 Eternity Road
10 Candle Of Life
11 Sun Is Still Shining
12 I Never Thought I'd Live To Be A Million
13 Watching And Waiting

To Our Children's Children's Children
The Moody Blues

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To Our Children's Children's Children is the fifth album by The Moody Blues, released in November 1969.

''Watching and Waiting'' was released as a single to promote the album, but sold poorly. On the other hand, ''Gypsy (Of a Strange and Distant Time)'' became a fan and album oriented rock radio favorite, despite never being released as a single, and remained in the band's concert setlist through the 1970s.

The album was the first released on the group's newly formed Threshold record label, which was named after the band's previous album from the same year, On the Threshold of a Dream. It was inspired by the 1969 moon landing. The album's lyrics heavily revolve around space travel. This is a metaphor for enlightenment and most likely also a nod to psychedelic drug use which the band experimented with at the time. For example, lyrics like ''gazing past the planets'' from Out and in is more likely about taking psychedelic drugs and reaching a state of enlightenment than actual space travel. [wikipedia.org]