Days Of Future Passed

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“This version has CRC and a heart symbol ♥ stamped on rear low cover, both left of Made in U.S.A. There is no CRC printed on the labels.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

“Durations are not listed on the release Made in England This Stereo Record can be played on mono reproducers provided either a compatible or stereo cartridge wired for mono is fitted. Recent equipment may already be fitted with a suitable cartridge. If in doubt consult your dealer. Address line is missing from back cover under Deram trade mark This release has same layout as it is written below but missing third address line as in similar release [r5271138]. DERAM . Regd.Trade Mark ( boxed ) DERAM RECORDS, THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LIMITED (missing address line) Made in England is not printed on the back cover bottom left hand side as in similar release - [r5271138]. This release does not have an additional sentence below the bottom sentence on back cover saying : Sleeve printed in England by Clout & Baker Ltd. Other similar releases [r5271138].have an additional sentence printed on the bottom on back cover.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“[l175227] pressing (1972 or 1973 based on cat# of 94838), pressed at MCA Pinckneyville (2 etched in the runouts) On the jacket, Moody Blues is in red text, instead of blue and also in same size font as The London Symphony Orchestra. Cat # 94838 on labels, spine and upper back corner on jacket. DES 18012 on front of jacket and spine. ℗ 1967 Made in USA”

Deram

calendar_today1967Spain

“Late 1970s / early 1980s reissue. Pressed by Sonic, S.A. and printed by Moviegraf. Song titles in English on labels and in Spanish on the back cover”

Deram

calendar_today1967Italy

“White labels and "DSS" (Deramic Sound System) in red. ℗ 1967 Made in England on the inner sleeve.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

“DES 18012 - on sleeve DES. 18012 - on labels Red/White label. Alternate manufacturing company on label. Runouts are etched. Pressing ring on this release is 2 3/4".”

Deram

calendar_today1967France

“DSS logo in red-black-blue in white box, title and artist in black lettering on the front cover, black and white Deram logo on the cover. Red and white Deram label. Laminated on front cover. Printed Nov.1969 according to 'Imp. A.C.E.M. 11-69' on back cover but not issued before 70s considering SACEM box on labels. Made in France. Differences in track titles between back cover and label. Here only the track titles of the label were used. There is a very similar release [r=8271494] from 11-69, but other right society on label. Other differences not apparent.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

Deram

calendar_today1967Germany

“Made in Germany By Teldec GmbH Original Recording And Licensed By The Decca Record Co. Ltd. Made in Germany - TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten-Ges. mbH, Hamburg. © 1967, The Decca Record Company Limited, London. DSS Deramic Sound System Similar to [r13119574], but has the title in magenta on the front, a box stating "Including Nights in White Satin" and a different back cover layout. This version uses a different font for the 'Stereo' writing on the label than [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/8532627-The-Moody-Blues-With-The-London-Festival-Orchestra-Conducted-By-Peter-Knight-Days-Of-Future-Passed] the other similar German version[/url] Runouts are stamped except for 'Lt-B-II' which is etched.”

Deram

calendar_today1967France

“[Specific For This Release]: Labels: - red and white DERAM logo with 'Made in France by society Française du son' in small white lettering at 12 'o clock; - red lettering (horizontal, in the middle): 'Original recording and licensed by the DECCA record company limited'; - red lettering rim text in French, single line, bottom half; - Days Of Future Passed spelled as 'Days Of Futur Passed'. [Very similar to]: - [r1404928] but that release has the lacquer cut by [a2233032]; - [r13129463] but that release has black DERAM labels; - [r12695628] and [r16453884] but those releases have a double rim text on the label (on the bottom half). [Back Cover]: - All music composed: Redwave-Knight; - Made in France. [Runouts]: - 'a AREACEM' in the matrix code: the “a” is bigger and in the middle above “AREACEM” which is printed very small (3 mm). The track titles on the record sleeve and the labels are noted differently. The titles as they appear on the labels are more elaborate, and represented here. Track A1 is misspelled on the label: 'The Days Begins'. Released 1972 probably (cf. similar releases).”

Deram

calendar_today1967Spain

“Repress of 1966 version keeping same depósito legal number: orintong company founded in 1967. Manufactured by Columbia S.A. Song titles are in Spanish on cover and in English on labels. [on labels:] Deramic Sound System DDS Fabricado en España por Columbia, S.A. Grabacion original y licencia Decca Record Co. Ltd. [on back cover:] Presentado en España por la Fabrica de Discos Columbia, S.A. - San Sebastian”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Similar to [r3212953], but with a slight difference: "Manufactured By RCA Music Service" and "RCA Music Service Edition" are not printed on back cover. Track durations differ from back cover and labels. Durations listed are from labels. Number 2 on the bottom right of the back cover indicates this was printed by [l786907] The runouts are stamped.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Released on a white/brown Deram 'Deramic Sound System' label. First cat. number on cover, second on label. This is a stereo release with different labels to other UK stereo releases with the rights in 2 lines at base of label and side numbers to right of spindle”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

Deram

calendar_today1967Portugal

“First portuguese release manufactured by Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL. Fabricado em Portugal.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Spain

“Grabacion original y licencia Decca Record Co. Ltd. Song titles in Spanish in the cover and in English in the record On back cover "Presentado en España por la Fabrica de Discos Columbia,S.A. - San Sebastian" Reissue of previous [url=http://www.discogs.com/The-Moody-Blues-With-The-London-Festival-Orchestra-D%C3%ADas-Del-Futuro-Pasado/release/7756137]1967 release[/url], surely made on late 70's - first 80's.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“© 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London. Catalog numbers: 422-820 006-1 R-1 - on label 820006-1 - on spine DES-18012 - on bar code”

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Later issue with the second cover, and label variant of the second label. The first cover is seen in this entry: [r773480] The first label in this one: [r1773470].”

PAX

calendar_today1967Israel

“front laminated cover version”

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Cover with Moody Blues in blue text, instead of black and in black and small size font The London Symphony Orchestra. White grooved labels and "DSS" (Deramic Sound System) in red. This version omits any reference to the artists on the centre labels above the Deram logo. Laminated with "Clarifoil" on back cover. ℗ 1967 Made in England”

Deram

calendar_today1967France

“Made in France (label), Printed in France (cover) Ⓟ & © 1967”

Deram

calendar_today1967Portugal

“A 1970s/1980s reissue. "Time to Get Away" is mentioned on the label of side 2.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Spain

“Early 70's reissue. Song titles are in Spanish on cover and in English on labels. [on labels:] Deramic Sound System DDS Distribuido en España por Columbia, S.A. Grabacion original y licencia Decca Record Co. Ltd. [on back cover:] Presentado en España por la Fabrica de Discos Columbia, S.A. - San Sebastian”

Deram

calendar_today1967New Zealand

“Original pressings have laminated flipback sleeve. Later re-issues non-flipback.”

Deram / Universal UMC

calendar_today1967Europe

“[On back of case:] "Originally released as Deram SML707 in November 1967." [ [r=773480] ] "(P)(C) 2008 Decca Music Group Limited" [From liner notes:] "Project coordinated For [l=Universal Music] By [a=Joe Black]" "CD Package design by Phil Smee at Waldo's Design & Dream Emporium" "THE BONUS TRACKS" Track 8: "BBC Radio session for "Saturday Club" - Recorded May 9, 1967" "...artists were invited to record sessions at the BBC's studios in Maida Vale, London." "This recording...is the earliest surviving Moody Blues BBC session to feature Justin Hayward and John Lodge." "..."Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" (a hit some years earlier for The Animals)...with Ray Thomas's flute..." Track 9: "A-side of single" Track 10: "B-side of single" "Released as Decca F12607 in May 1967" [ [r3250262] ] "The first Moody Blues release to feature new members Justin Hayward and John Lodge. Recorded on March 30, 1967..." Track 11: "A-side of single" Track 12: "B-side of single" "Released as Decca F12670 in September 1967" [Similar to [r4494575] ] "Recorded on July 17, 1967, Mike Pinder's "Love And Beauty"...has the distinction of being the first Moody Blues recording to feature his use of the Mellotron." "Justin Hayward's..."Leave This Man Alone," recorded on June 29, 1967, features...flanged guitar..." Track 13: "B-side of single" "Released as Deram DM 161 in November 1967" [ [r540698] ] "Recorded on July 17, 1967...released as the single companion to "Nights In White Satin" throughout the world." Tracks 14 & 15: "Recorded at Decca Studios West Hampstead - October 24, 1967" Tracks 16 & 17: "Recorded at Decca Studios West Hampstead - October 26, 1967" "In 1967 multi-track recording was essentially in its infancy, with 8-track tape recorders still some months away from arriving in Britain. In common with the techniques adopted by The Beatles on their [i]Sergeant Pepper[/i] album, [i]Days Of Future Passed[/i] was recorded by utilizing two four-track tape machines. Prior to orchestral overdubs being undertaken, the initial four-track tape was mixed down and then transferred to another four-track tape to allow further overdubs to take place. These recordings are initial reductions used as part of the process and serve as a fascinating insight into the ingenuity employed during the creative process." Issued in a jewel case with clear tray and 20-page booklet.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

“Packaged in standard jewel case with 4 page booklet. In booklet (final page): Printed in West Germany • Imprimé en Allemagne. Made in West Germany On disc: ℗ 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London MCPS 820 006-2 Made in W-Germany by PolyGram On traycard: Published by: 1, 3, 4, 5 a), 6 b) - Westminster Music Ltd. 2, 6 a) - Sparta Florida Music Group Ltd. 5a), 7 - Tyler Music Ltd. ℗ 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London © 1986 The Decca Record Company Limited, London THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LIMITED, London, England CD is manufactured by PolyGram in Hanover, West Germany Printed in West Germany/Imprimé en Allemagne. Made in West Germany”

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

“℗ 1967 © 1986 The Decca Record Company Limited, London Made in Canada”

Deram / Polydor / UMe

calendar_today1967United States

“[On back of case:] "Originally released as Deram SML707 in November 1967." [ [r773480] ] "℗ © 2008 Decca Music Group Limited" [From liner notes:] "Project coordinated For [l=Universal Music] By [a=Joe Black]" "CD Package design by Phil Smee at Waldo's Design & Dream Emporium" "THE BONUS TRACKS" Track 8: "BBC Radio session for "Saturday Club" - Recorded May 9, 1967" "...artists were invited to record sessions at the BBC's studios in Maida Vale, London." "This recording...is the earliest surviving Moody Blues BBC session to feature Justin Hayward and John Lodge." "..."Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" (a hit some years earlier for The Animals)...with Ray Thomas's flute..." Track 9: "A-side of single" Track 10: "B-side of single" "Released as Decca F12607 in May 1967" [ [r3250262] ] "The first Moody Blues release to feature new members Justin Hayward and John Lodge. Recorded on March 30, 1967..." Track 11: "A-side of single" Track 12: "B-side of single" "Released as Decca F12670 in September 1967" [Similar to [r4494575] ] "Recorded on July 17, 1967, Mike Pinder's "Love And Beauty"...has the distinction of being the first Moody Blues recording to feature his use of the Mellotron." "Justin Hayward's..."Leave This Man Alone," recorded on June 29, 1967, features...flanged guitar..." Track 13: "B-side of single" "Released as Deram DM 161 in November 1967" [ [r540698] ] "Recorded on July 17, 1967...released as the single companion to "Nights In White Satin" throughout the world." Tracks 14 & 15: "Recorded at Decca Studios West Hampstead - October 24, 1967" Tracks 16 & 17: "Recorded at Decca Studios West Hampstead - October 26, 1967" "In 1967 multi-track recording was essentially in its infancy, with 8-track tape recorders still some months away from arriving in Britain. In common with the techniques adopted by The Beatles on their [i]Sergeant Pepper[/i] album, [i]Days Of Future Passed[/i] was recorded by utilizing two four-track tape machines. Prior to orchestral overdubs being undertaken, the initial four-track tape was mixed down and then transferred to another four-track tape to allow further overdubs to take place. These recordings are initial reductions used as part of the process and serve as a fascinating insight into the ingenuity employed during the creative process."”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Differentiating this release from other similar US CD pressings: 1. Silver disc face with clear center mould ring (i.e. not mirrored). 2. Matrix run without any additional mould area etching/stamping or SID codes. 3. "Made in USA" on disc face. 4. No phonographic (℗) copyright text on inserts or disc.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

“P2 20006 on cd face. 820 006-2 on spines of back tray liner.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Differentiating this release from other similar US CD pressings: 1. Silver disc face with clear center mould ring (i.e. not mirrored). 2. Matrix run without any additional mould area etching/stamping or SID codes. 3. "Made in USA" on disc face. 4. No phonographic (℗) copyright text on inserts or disc. 5. Manufactured by Disctronics H (Huntsville, Alabama) between 1988 and 1990.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Variant disc face and Matrix/Runout Originally released in 1967 Made in USA © 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London Manufactured and Marketed by PolyGram Records, Inc., New York, New York”

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Packaged in a standard jewel case with a grey tray. 4 page booklet includes the liner notes and band photograph from the original LP release. Cat No. appears as "820 006-2" on disc label and "820 006–2 [R][H]" on the tray card and booklet. [Disc Label:] ℗ 1967 The Decca Record Co. Ltd. London Made in France by PMDC [Booklet:] Printed in West Germany · Imprimé en Allemagne. Made in West Germany [Tray Card:] [Tracks 1, 3, 4, 5b, 6b] Westminster Music Ltd. [Tracks 2, 6a] Sparta Florida Music Group Ltd. [Tracks 5a, 7] Tyler Music Ltd. ℗ 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London © 1986 The Decca Record Company Limited, London THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LIMITED, London, England CD is manufactured by PolyGram in Hanover, West Germany Printed in West Germany/Imprimé en Allemagne. Made in West Germany Similar European Releases (see disc labels): [r=2207951] Made in W-Germany by Polygram, MCPS [r=11301237] Made in W-Germany by Polygram, no rights society [r=15550657] Made in W-Germany (?), MCPS [r=10600503] Made in W-Germany (PMDC), MCPS [r=20420593] Made in France by PMDC, MCPS (earlier pressing without any SID codes) [This release] Made in France by PMDC, MCPS (later pressing with mould SID code) [r=13237862] Made in U.K. (?), MCPS [r=14363228] Made in England (?), no rights society (club edition)”

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

“Originally released in 1967 Jewel case with a transparent tray, included folded 8-page booklet. Ⓟ1967 The Decca Record Company Limited Ⓒ1997 The Decca Record Company Limited There is a very similar release [r=8963672] made by EDC Germany with different identifiers, otherwise no significant differences.”

Deram / Polydor / UMe

calendar_today1967United States

“Printed on tray liner, "Originally released as Deram SML707 in November 1967." [ [r773480] ] "℗ © 2008 Decca Music Group Limited" Different pressing plant than [r=16275573].”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Originally released in 1967 Made in USA on discs. CD is manufactured by PolyGram in Hanover, West Germany. Printed in West Germany / Imprime en Allermagne. Made in West Germany on back cover. Printed in West Germany. Imprime en Allemagne. Made in West Germany on artwork. Ⓟ 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London Ⓒ 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited, London”

Deram / Universal UMC

calendar_today1967Europe

“Comes in clear Jewel Case with 20 page booklet. [On back of case:] "Originally released as Deram SML707 in November 1967." ( [r=773480] ) "(P)(C) 2008 Decca Music Group Limited" [From liner notes:] "Project coordinated For [l=Universal Music] By [a=Joe Black]" "CD Package design by Phil Smee at Waldo's Design & Dream Emporium" "THE BONUS TRACKS" Track 8: "BBC Radio session for "Saturday Club" - Recorded May 9, 1967" "...artists were invited to record sessions at the BBC's studios in Maida Vale, London." "This recording...is the earliest surviving Moody Blues BBC session to feature Justin Hayward and John Lodge." "..."Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" (a hit some years earlier for The Animals)...with Ray Thomas's flute..." Track 9: "A-side of single" Track 10: "B-side of single" "Released as Decca F12607 in May 1967" [ [r3250262] ] "The first Moody Blues release to feature new members Justin Hayward and John Lodge. Recorded on March 30, 1967..." Track 11: "A-side of single" Track 12: "B-side of single" "Released as Decca F12670 in September 1967" [Similar to [r4494575] ] "Recorded on July 17, 1967, Mike Pinder's "Love And Beauty"...has the distinction of being the first Moody Blues recording to feature his use of the Mellotron." "Justin Hayward's..."Leave This Man Alone," recorded on June 29, 1967, features...flanged guitar..." Track 13: "B-side of single" "Released as Deram DM 161 in November 1967" [ [r540698] ] "Recorded on July 17, 1967...released as the single companion to "Nights In White Satin" throughout the world." Tracks 14 & 15: "Recorded at Decca Studios West Hampstead - October 24, 1967" Tracks 16 & 17: "Recorded at Decca Studios West Hampstead - October 26, 1967" "In 1967 multi-track recording was essentially in its infancy, with 8-track tape recorders still some months away from arriving in Britain. In common with the techniques adopted by The Beatles on their [i]Sergeant Pepper[/i] album, [i]Days Of Future Passed[/i] was recorded by utilizing two four-track tape machines. Prior to orchestral overdubs being undertaken, the initial four-track tape was mixed down and then transferred to another four-track tape to allow further overdubs to take place. These recordings are initial reductions used as part of the process and serve as a fascinating insight into the ingenuity employed during the creative process."”

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

“Like [r2667412] but without any kind of "MADE IN ... " in the internal mould ring”

DTS Entertainment

calendar_today1967United States

“HDS (High Definition Surround) are trademarks of Mobile Fidelity International, a division of Miller Nevada Ltd. Inc. Originally released in 1967. (C)(P) 2001 DTS, Inc. (C)(P) 1997 The Decca Record Company Limited, London. Housed in super jewel case rather than a regular jewel case. Requires a DTS-Capable 5.1 Playback System.”

DTS Entertainment

calendar_today1967United States

“Insert variation - shows DTS logo with "DIGITAL SURROUND" in red print inside the black border. Tray insert notes the same information rather than "5.1 MUSIC DISC". HDS (High Definition Surround) are trademarks of Mobile Fidelity International, a division of Miller Nevada Ltd. Inc. Originally released in 1967. (C)(P) 2001 DTS, Inc. (C)(P) 1997 The Decca Record Company Limited, London. Housed in super jewel case rather than a regular jewel case. Requires a DTS-Capable 5.1 Playback System.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“© 1967 The Decca Record Company Limited Made and Printed in USA”

Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab / Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Original Master Recording Album originally released November 10, 1967. Printed on disc: 24kt Gold Plated Analog-Analog-Digital Ultradisc II(™) Made in USA Matrix / Runout mirror imaged with 2C etched”

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

“The Moody Blues with The London Festival Orchestra, conducted by Peter Knight. Originally released in 1967. Made in Canada.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

“℗ 1967 © 1986 The Decca Record Company Limited, London Made in Canada Code 'CRC' on CD indicates Columbia House PolyGram logo appears on back without any Cat# anywhere nearby Cat# '743096T' appears only on spines”

Deram

calendar_today1967Europe

“Originally released in 1967. This release made by Universal M&L UK - manufacture must be in window April 1999 to April 2002. Issued in a standard jewel case with a clear tray including 8-page folded booklet. Ⓟ1967 The Decca Record Company Limited Ⓒ1997 The Decca Record Company Limited”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Includes foldout (4 page) cover with credits and commentary. No barcode.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Album art and track list on front of cartridge.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

Deram

calendar_today1967Portugal

“Portuguese release manufactured by Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL. Fabricado em Portugal. Black Shells”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Similar to [r=8811604] with raised area in rear recess. Released in slipcase with cover art.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Transparent cassette shell”

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“This Cassette Apart From It's Casing Colouring, Also Has White Paper Facings, As Well As A Difference On The Inner Spine & Stub Printing Layout, As Opposed To [r3264256] The Printed Paper is also Thin To Touch. Presence of Dolby symbol (introduced around mid-70s) indicates this likely dates from the around the mid 70s.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Spain

“Repress of 1981 version, keeping same depósito legal number. According to [l267986] profile, released from 1983 onwards.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“80s Reissue with Barcode. Cassette has a Grey Shell, Yellow Paper Labels with Black Print.”

Deram

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

Deram

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Early UK cassette release, with small Deram on yellow paper labels.”

Deram

calendar_today1967Canada

“℗ 1973 The Decca Record Company Limited © 1973 The Decca Record Company Limited”

Deram

calendar_today1967Netherlands

Polygram Records

calendar_today1967United States

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Side 1 TT 22:06 Side 2 TT 22:04”

World Cassette Club / Deram

calendar_today1967New Zealand

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Identical to [r3831301] but with paper labels and different shell. Paper insert.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“A product of Deram Records. MFD in U.S.A. by AMPEX Elk Grove Village, ILL.”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

“Different type of cassette shell”

Deram

calendar_today1967Australia

“Die cut corners on J-card rear panel.”

Decca

calendar_today1967New Zealand

“Album title incorrectly spelt as "past" instead of "passed"”

Deram

calendar_today1967United States

Deram / UMC

calendar_todayNov 17, 2017Europe

“Hype Sticker; 50 Anniversary Edition, The Moody Blues Days of Future Passed, features the remastered original 1967 mix on CD for the first time - plus BBC sessions, alternate mixes and single versions. DVD includes 5.1 surround version from the original 1972 Quad mix - plus previously unreleased footage from 1968 Back Cover & Disc faces: ℗ 2017 Universal Music Operations Ltd. © 2017 Universal Music Operations Ltd. Made in the EU.”

Deram

“8-panel Digipack with two transparent trays at the center, a gatefold sleeve for the booklet on the left side, 20 page booklet, transparent/white plastic slipcase with DELUXE Edition lettering, black hype sticker with white font (release details) and white hype sticker with black font (Disc Made In Germany). Originally released as [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/773480]Deram SML707[/url] in November 1967. Album stereo mix remastered from the original master tapes at Logical Box Studios, Genova, Italy. 5.1 Surround mix manipulated from the original Quadraphonic Masters and bonus tracks remastering at the Audio Archiving Company, London. Disc Two (CD): tracks 1 and 2: recorded at Decca Studios West Heampstead on 24th October 1967, tracks 3 and 4: recorded at Decca Studios West Heampstead on 26th October 1967, track 5: recorded on 8th October 1967, A-side and track 10: recorded on 17th July 1967, B-side of single released as [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/540698]Deram DM 161[/url] in November 1967, track 6: A-side and track 7: B-side of single released as Decca F12607 in May 1967, recorded 30th March 1967, track 8: A-side and track 9: B-side of single released as Decca F12670 in September 1967, recorded on 17th July 1967, track 11: recorded at Decca Studios, West Heampstead on 19th May 1967, track 12: recorded at Decca Studios, West Heampstead on 29th June 1967, track 13: BBC radio session for "Saturday Club" - recorded 9th May 1967, tracks 14 to 16: BBC radio session for "Easybeat" - recorded 20th September 1967, tracks 17 to 19: BBC radio session for "The David Symonds Show" - recorded 1st January 1968. Tracks 2-01 to 2-04 and 2-13 to 2-19 previously unreleased. The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Decca Records (London) Ltd., a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd. This compilation: ℗ 2006 Decca Music Group Ltd. © 2006 Decca Music Group Ltd. Made in the E.U.”

Deram / UMC

calendar_todayNov 17, 2017Europe

“Hype Sticker; 50 Anniversary Edition, The Moody Blues Days of Future Passed, features the remastered original 1967 mix on CD for the first time - plus BBC sessions, alternate mixes and single versions. DVD includes 5.1 surround version from the original 1972 Quad mix - plus previously unreleased footage from 1968 Back Cover & Disc faces: ℗ 2017 Universal Music Operations Ltd. © 2017 Universal Music Operations Ltd. Made in the EU.”