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The Moody Blues — Om
Album: In Search Of The Lost Chord
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Released: 1968
Length: 5:28
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The rain is on the roof.
Hurry high, butterfly,
As clouds roll past my head.
I know why the skies all cry.

Om. Om. Heaven. Om.

The Earth turns slowly round.
Far away, the distant sound
Is with us everyday.
Can you hear what it says?

Om. Om. Heaven. Om.

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The rain is on the roof.
Hurry high, butterfly,
As clouds roll past my head.
I know why the skies all cry.

Om. Om. Heaven. Om.
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 coloradojohn wrote:

I cannot over-estimate the importance of this song, this album, to me and my particular journey in this life... TRANSCENDENCE!

I’m right there with ya, brother!

Posted 1 month ago by Tjerome    [ Reply ]
 mread wrote:

Help me out, fellow baby boomers ...  was there anyone else making music like the Moody Blues back then?  Such a unique sound, but I can't recall any peers.  


Can only think of The Beatles during their Maharishi period.
Posted 1 month ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
The Moody Blues provided the ideal soundtrack(s) for many joyful LSD evenings in the seventies.  And everytime I hear their stuff I am nicely transported, even now.
Posted 2 months ago by liveaudio608    [ Reply ]
Still got the album somewhere....my other Moody Blues album was nicked from our student flat by some lowlife. Definitely of their time, bless them.
Posted 9 months ago by WilliDoc    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

I cannot over-estimate the importance of this song, this album, to me and my particular journey in this life... TRANSCENDENCE!




COOL!   I was 13yrs old when this was released.  WNEW FM 102.7 NYC used to play it a lot.  SUPERB TUNE!!   Brings back fond memories.   Thanx RP!  
Posted 9 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
This reminds me of a trip I once took.
Posted 9 months ago by ick    [ Reply ]
I cannot over-estimate the importance of this song, this album, to me and my particular journey in this life... TRANSCENDENCE!
Posted 9 months ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
First heard this 3 years ago as i lay on my mat during savasana in a yoga class.  Perfect.
Posted 11 months ago by knitmills    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

Amazing, how good this sounds, EVERY TIME... Especially now, on such a lovely greening spring morning here, as I sit looking over at the snowy peaks as the sun pushes light and temps to a pleasing level not seen since this time last year, enjoying my morning mug of Sumatra coffee and a puff of Golden Goat. May The Truth of Om and The Universal Truth vibrate as One with The Universe, and may I remain as an active and aware participant. Amen.



Satori CJ?
Posted 1 year ago by nomnol    [ Reply ]
Amazing, how good this sounds, EVERY TIME... Especially now, on such a lovely greening spring morning here, as I sit looking over at the snowy peaks as the sun pushes light and temps to a pleasing level not seen since this time last year, enjoying my morning mug of Sumatra coffee and a puff of Golden Goat. May The Truth of Om and The Universal Truth vibrate as One with The Universe, and may I remain as an active and aware participant. Amen.
Posted 1 year ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Two 8 tracks in Dad’s car I liked to listen to then: Tea For the Tillerman and this one. Great memories.
Posted 1 year ago by derrylm1    [ Reply ]
Namaste 🙏 
Posted 2 years ago by dawn.here    [ Reply ]
 Egctheow wrote:

Oh god, I'm actually teaching from home via a chatroom with students, and decided I was going to listen to RP for a bit of moral support, comic relief and socialising all wrapped into one. And this comes on. I'm sorely tempted to send the link to students now. I would still think of it as part of my job :)



the kids will love this
Posted 2 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Sometime after that Woodstock experience   :-)

A memory:  bunch of us lyin' back on Pierre's living room carpet (Lacombe Avenue, Montréal 1970), eyes closed, box speakers held tight to my ears (this was before I could afford decent headphones), wide grin (the acid tab might'a had something to do with that), ears liquid...

That was when music was not just heard, it permeated and vibrated my molecules, and Moody Blues set my cells to pulsating just right...
Posted 2 years ago by RazzCat    [ Reply ]
Interesting.  I just mentioned Chakras in a forum post and this comes on.

Synchronicity.  Nice when you can catch them ...
Posted 2 years ago by kurtster    [ Reply ]
One of the sillier Moody Blues songs.
Posted 2 years ago by igotitmade2k    [ Reply ]
I know it’s the last song ,…. But I want See Saw next!!
Posted 2 years ago by Montreal_Mort    [ Reply ]
Some music justifies the intake of LSD
Posted 2 years ago by lostintexas    [ Reply ]
has a Brian Eno feel to it
Posted 2 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
Where is my mind
 
Oh wait, nope, not that song.
Posted 2 years ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
The Moody's had some of the best album covers ever.  True works of art.
I miss the days of all the great covers in full size!
Posted 2 years ago by jsd52756    [ Reply ]
neeeeeeext
Posted 3 years ago by Poopsey    [ Reply ]
 mread wrote:

Help me out, fellow baby boomers ...  was there anyone else making music like the Moody Blues back then?  Such a unique sound, but I can't recall any peers.  


No.  Not at all.  Not even close.

One of the best run of six albums ever.
Posted 3 years ago by RParadise    [ Reply ]
The probability of catching a song near the end decrease exponentially with the increasing length of it😁😁😍
Posted 3 years ago by Will_I_am    [ Reply ]
Beautiful. 
Posted 3 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
Some lowlife stole my copy of On the Threshold of a Dream from our student flat in 1973. Tosser.
Posted 3 years ago by WilliDoc    [ Reply ]
 bruceandjenna wrote:
The musical representation of the reality that few of us ever see.
 

In 1968 we got there with a little sunshine from San Fran.
Posted 3 years ago by whatsupdude    [ Reply ]
 mread wrote:
Help me out, fellow baby boomers ...  was there anyone else making music like the Moody Blues back then?  Such a unique sound, but I can't recall any peers.  
 
The closest band in that period is the original line-up of Genesis with Peter Gabriel, imho.
Posted 3 years ago by itsme_bygolly    [ Reply ]
Firesuite > Om.  Nice one, two of trippy psychedelia.  Present and past.  Loving it.  Thanks RP!
Posted 3 years ago by Jayesea    [ Reply ]
We never seem to get enough of the MB
Love it!
Posted 3 years ago by Rockintom    [ Reply ]
I have never heard this before. Wow, and thank you, RP!     
Posted 3 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
Best LSD album
Posted 3 years ago by iloveradio    [ Reply ]
I love the Booty Mules!
Posted 3 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
Beck Morning Phase then this ....nice
Posted 4 years ago by jbuhl    [ Reply ]
Nice bit of "I've been to GOA and came back spiritually enhanced so better grow a beard write about it" 
Posted 4 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
The album art is creeping me out
Posted 4 years ago by rhlrstn    [ Reply ]
I always liked Moody Blues but I've gained a much deeper appreciation of them listening to RP
Posted 4 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
so cool...but in 2020 the  old world is still alive and kicking 
Posted 4 years ago by cassanjp    [ Reply ]
The most amazing and creative band of that era. Wall to wall 10s from me. 
Posted 4 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
 mread wrote:
Help me out, fellow baby boomers ...  was there anyone else making music like the Moody Blues back then?  Such a unique sound, but I can't recall any peers.  
 

Not consistently, but there were -- to my ear -- a few who would occasionally make me think of The Moody Blues. I'm having trouble recalling which ones specifically, but one that is sort of reminiscent: "Journey to the Center of Your Mind" by the Amboy Dukes was a wannabe.

Of course, YEMV (your ear may vary). 😉 
Posted 4 years ago by ubuntourist    [ Reply ]
 PhoenixArtDj wrote:
This here boys and girls is why we love RP. Not going find gems like this anywhere else.
And to think.....mid/late 70'....When my Aunt would play this, whilst I jammed ZZ, Boston, Aerosmith, etc.....and think....WTF...?!!?....is she listening to??  Hadn't heard Om, until RP!! Another,... LLRP!!! Thnx, for that full volume eargasm!!
Posted 4 years ago by Signwrtr61    [ Reply ]
Oh god, I'm actually teaching from home via a chatroom with students, and decided I was going to listen to RP for a bit of moral support, comic relief and socialising all wrapped into one. And this comes on. I'm sorely tempted to send the link to students now. I would still think of it as part of my job :)
Posted 4 years ago by Egctheow    [ Reply ]
Om
Posted 4 years ago by stephen.king12101    [ Reply ]
OM
Posted 4 years ago by stephen.king12101    [ Reply ]
I like some of the Moody Blues music from the late 60's
and early 70s....spacey soft rock for hippies...
Posted 4 years ago by neptunejeff    [ Reply ]
 bruceandjenna wrote:
The musical representation of the reality that few of us ever see.
 

seldom seen, yes...but there for all who look ...
Posted 4 years ago by countryrds    [ Reply ]
Hearing this for the first time on head phones in 1969 and being totally blown away.    Loving it but now realizing how incredible that experience was.  Damn it anyway, would love to repeat!
Posted 4 years ago by countryrds    [ Reply ]
Mostly Moody Blues is instant PSD, but this one is better than most.
Posted 4 years ago by jukes1    [ Reply ]
Posted 5 years ago by sam171    [ Reply ]
No sir I didn't like it
Posted 5 years ago by murr69st335    [ Reply ]
This here boys and girls is why we love RP. Not going find gems like this anywhere else.
Posted 5 years ago by PhoenixArtDj    [ Reply ]
Help me out, fellow baby boomers ...  was there anyone else making music like the Moody Blues back then?  Such a unique sound, but I can't recall any peers.  
Posted 5 years ago by mread    [ Reply ]
The musical representation of the reality that few of us ever see.
Posted 5 years ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
 Mugro wrote:
Just watched Wild, Wild Country. Some weird shit, man. 
 

Yeah those red necks from Antelope are freakin insane
Posted 5 years ago by anthonymarksaul    [ Reply ]
Absolutely timeless in that the song itself is a meditation.  Worthy of a 10.  {#Daisy}
Posted 5 years ago by VioletBuddha    [ Reply ]
Watched the PBS special of them live not long ago........fan or not - check it out.....if for no other reason than to hear 72 year old Justing Hayward  still sing with perfection.  Just amazing.
Posted 5 years ago by Randomax    [ Reply ]
Not one of my favorites but, hey, it’s the Moody Blues - play lots more.
Posted 5 years ago by GeorgeMWoods    [ Reply ]
 kcar wrote:

If the Moodies were a cause for embarrassment at any point, that time has passed. The song and album belong in the 60s and no one is claiming that In Search of the Lost Chord is a cutting-edge work. If it works for as a new song or as an old chestnut, it doesn't matter when it was released. 

Really, you don't have to be stuck in the 60s to like this.
 
Judging by the comments I'd say it sure helps.
Posted 5 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 LameBuffalo wrote:
.....
One native elder i know mixes patchouli with musk oil and/or white sage oil to have new scents to wear...



 
I like!   
Posted 6 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Just moved it up a notch- 9.  All the instruments and all the arrangements! Om. {#Meditate}
Posted 6 years ago by nomnol    [ Reply ]
Just watched Wild, Wild Country. Some weird shit, man. 
Posted 6 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
This song is sucko barfo.{#Frustrated}
Posted 6 years ago by lukenigel    [ Reply ]
zzzzzzzzzzz
Posted 6 years ago by javelipix    [ Reply ]
Not Safe for Work. You may never return
Posted 6 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
{#Devil_pimp}nice to see these boys in rock n roll  hall of fame, zesty !
Posted 6 years ago by primm    [ Reply ]
stevenstarr wrote:
Breathe deep the gathering gloom,watch light fade from every room. and his lasting last thought  OM. And slipped to the other side of the curtain, where all questions will be answered as you search for the lost cord. Although you were just a singer in a rock and roll band (and flutist extraodinair ) you help many of us find a path on  our sojourn to include love and compassion to all living things. Seldom when listening to the Moody Blues was I not in a better place  than before I listened. When driving long distances I would listen to one album after another singing along, volume at ear damage decibel, truely loving life.  I had the good fortune of seeing them many times including twice in 1969. I was fan for life.It's so sad when we lose those who led us to the threshold of our dreams or planted our feet firmly to the ground, you took us high you took us low you knew exactly which way we need to go. Ray was a true cosmic rocker God, how I love their music. 
ps only trying to imagine the last lasting thought. thanks for indulging me 

 
Beautiful. RIP Ray. Only saw them once in the 80s but have always loved their music. There is meaning, feeling and passion. I have to thank my parents for playing lots of Moody Blues on long car rides growing up. 
Posted 6 years ago by Delawhere    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

Maybe it sounds ahead of its time to some folks, but this sounds exactly like quasi-Eastern, 1968 psychedelia to me.
....
 
Eastern block?  Is that a band?  
Posted 6 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Breathe deep the gathering gloom,watch light fade from every room. and his lasting last thought  OM. And slipped to the other side of the curtain, where all questions will be answered as you search for the lost cord. Although you were just a singer in a rock and roll band (and flutist extraodinair ) you help many of us find a path on  our sojourn to include love and compassion to all living things. Seldom when listening to the Moody Blues was I not in a better place  than before I listened. When driving long distances I would listen to one album after another singing along, volume at ear damage decibel, truely loving life.  I had the good fortune of seeing them many times including twice in 1969. I was fan for life.It's so sad when we lose those who led us to the threshold of our dreams or planted our feet firmly to the ground, you took us high you took us low you knew exactly which way we need to go. Ray was a true cosmic rocker God, how I love their music. 
ps only trying to imagine the last lasting thought. thanks for indulging me 
Posted 6 years ago by stevenstarr    [ Reply ]
RIP Ray Thomas
Posted 6 years ago by MassivRuss    [ Reply ]
RIP Ray Thomas
Posted 6 years ago by sunybuny    [ Reply ]
From the RockHall.com website:
Congratulations to our 2018 Fan Vote winners:

Bon Jovi
Moody Blues
Dire Straits
The Cars
Judas Priest

Thanks to my fellow MB fanatics...

buddy wrote:
Please go to rockhall.com and vote for the Moody Blues to be put into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018!

 


Posted 6 years ago by RazzCat    [ Reply ]
 buddy wrote:
Please go to rockhall.com and vote for the Moody Blues to be put into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018!

 
Thanks-hope I'm not too late!
Posted 7 years ago by SanFranGayMan    [ Reply ]
Please go to rockhall.com and vote for the Moody Blues to be put into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018!
Posted 7 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
Look up patchouli. I've used patch since school in the 60s; even used to travel from Ottawa to Toronto if the Hare Krishnas weren't around to sell me some ~ before it was finally sold here. It really does have lots of uses: i use 1 drop under each arm after showering or bathing instead of buying deodorant & have done so since 1967 ~ and playing the Moody Blues.

Occultist book said that when you wear patchouli, don't trust a person that dislikes the mixed scent of patchouli & your own: that person cannot be trusted.

...Oh, and bell bottoms are back; i've seen lots of girls/women wearing them.

You can
Put a drop of patch on an incandescent light bulb for incense.
Put drops of patch in your bath.
Put drops of patch in your laundry {washing machine} .
One native elder i know mixes patchouli with musk oil and/or white sage oil to have new scents to wear...

bitbanger wrote:
The Moody Blues were so cool when I was a tike. They are getting to be a bit of an embarrassing reminder of some of the silliness of that time. Kind of like bell bottom jeans and patchouli oil.

 

Posted 7 years ago by LameBuffalo    [ Reply ]
Good tripping music for years & years {and by the way, by tripping i mean fooling around in bed with someone or meditating or just relaxing to music or under the influence during psychedelic sessions ...or
...just trippin' man}.

Good example of early use of sitar in rock.

And, well at least it's not Jeff's Electric Light Orchestra.   Lol
Posted 7 years ago by LameBuffalo    [ Reply ]
Posted by kingart: Aug 10, 2017 9:28
 
 ODAD wrote:
Only say Om if you believe in iGod.
 

——————————————————————————————  
What? 
{#Stupid}

——————————————————————————————
It's been said that it's not as much fun if you have to explain, but...

you know, Omigod !


Posted 7 years ago by ODAD    [ Reply ]
 nagsheadlocal wrote:
Somehow this isn't quite as much fun without a couple bong hits to precede it.

 
{#Cheesygrin}
Posted 7 years ago by NickDanger    [ Reply ]
Somehow this isn't quite as much fun without a couple bong hits to precede it.
Posted 7 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
 ODAD wrote:
Only say Om if you believe in iGod.
 

 
What? 
{#Stupid}
Posted 7 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
{#Meditate}
Posted 7 years ago by CCinSB    [ Reply ]
Only say Om if you believe in iGod.
 
Posted 7 years ago by ODAD    [ Reply ]
love this song  : )

(here's some scary/funny current events:   Dalai Lama: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) - YouTube

On John Oliver's Show, Dalai Lama Says He Convinced Mongolians ...
Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 DigitalJer wrote:
Sooo far ahead of it's time

 
Maybe it sounds ahead of its time to some folks, but this sounds exactly like quasi-Eastern, 1968 psychedelia to me.
moody
Posted 7 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Awright, I'll hit on that.............but just this one time, OK?
 
Posted 7 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
I expect to be blasted in regard to my perspective on this blast from the past, but I can scarcely think of any band whose total output has such a collection of really good songs, well-constructed and essentially iconic, and loads of nearly unlistenable (to me, obviously) English middle of whatever road they were following music. I recently listened to Days of Future Past. There are 3 pieces from that album that still hold up mightily after a half century. And then there is the rest of the album: easily ignored or forgotten. Was this different writers? Good vs. bad days? Does anyone listen to the songs that don't get radio play?
Posted 7 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
This was always such a treat to turn newcomers on to...smoke up some killer ganj, chew some shrooms — always one of the Four Main Food Groups here in Boulder! — put on a stack of Moodies, Doors, Floyd, Donovan, Yes, and King Crimson LPs, and ~ Ohhm ~
Posted 7 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Are the next generation Moody Blues out there anywhere?
Posted 7 years ago by mapman    [ Reply ]
Sooo far ahead of it's time
Posted 7 years ago by DigitalJer    [ Reply ]
Image result for stoned
Posted 8 years ago by deepwoodskev    [ Reply ]
 lily34 wrote:
the cover freaks me out.

 
My first Moody Blues Album
Posted 8 years ago by AhhtheMusic    [ Reply ]
Ageless and brilliant . A panacea for a world in crisis .
Posted 8 years ago by gazcon73    [ Reply ]
the cover freaks me out.
Posted 8 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
 VV wrote:
...the soundtrack to unprotected sex.

 
It had to happen...
Posted 8 years ago by oldviolin    [ Reply ]
 bitbanger wrote:
The Moody Blues were so cool when I was a tike. They are getting to be a bit of an embarrassing reminder of some of the silliness of that time. Kind of like bell bottom jeans and patchouli oil.

 
If the Moodies were a cause for embarrassment at any point, that time has passed. The song and album belong in the 60s and no one is claiming that In Search of the Lost Chord is a cutting-edge work. If it works for as a new song or as an old chestnut, it doesn't matter when it was released. 

Really, you don't have to be stuck in the 60s to like this.
Posted 8 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
 Boy_Wonder wrote:

Haven't changed my opinion in the years since this was posted..

 
Do you often reply to your own posts?


Posted 8 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
...the soundtrack to unprotected sex.
Posted 8 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
 Boy_Wonder wrote:
Om - - or rather Ummmmmm.... less than convinced by this  -the Moody's did some great stuff (Question of Balance) but this is just a turn-off

Must be a UK thing!!

 
Haven't changed my opinion in the years since this was posted..
Posted 8 years ago by Boy_Wonder    [ Reply ]
oh for God's sake George, look what you started
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
 Johnny-smooth wrote:

Prefer windowpane

 
I preferred Woodstock, as in the Bird lol oh man what fun! {#Music}
Posted 8 years ago by willmcnaught    [ Reply ]
 WonderLizard wrote:

No, really. I want some of whatever it is you're doing, man. 

 
John is an "old soul"......I enjoy his posts.
Posted 9 years ago by boober    [ Reply ]
Ahhhh - ahhhaaaaaaaa  oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmm    : )
Posted 9 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 xnavy wrote:


Orange sunshine anyone

 
Prefer windowpane
Posted 9 years ago by Johnny-smooth    [ Reply ]
Believe it or not, this song is on my iPod and it came up on a shuffle a few days ago. To hear such an obscure song twice in a week might be telling me something. I don't know what.
Posted 9 years ago by Tana    [ Reply ]
Loved these guys back in the day and still enjoy the hello outta them. They should definitely be in the hall of fame.
Posted 9 years ago by ScottD    [ Reply ]
This song was a bit cheesy when it was new. But even at their worst the early Moodys were easy on the ears. And at their best, magnificent.
Posted 9 years ago by wgsu_1978    [ Reply ]
I have a friend who would be in geek heaven right now. 
Posted 9 years ago by Grammarcop    [ Reply ]
Dated
Posted 9 years ago by prefabsprout    [ Reply ]
The Moody Blues were so cool when I was a tike. They are getting to be a bit of an embarrassing reminder of some of the silliness of that time. Kind of like bell bottom jeans and patchouli oil.
Posted 9 years ago by bitbanger    [ Reply ]
 dragon1952 wrote:
I think you had to have dropped acid back in the day to really appreciate some of the Moody Blues tunes. This should be a 10 :^ )

 

Orange sunshine anyone
Posted 9 years ago by xnavy    [ Reply ]
 WonderLizard wrote:

Couldn't have said it better. Even then, this was thought almost a tad too arty by half. Still, they were an awesome band—saw them live some time in '68 or '69—and their hearts were in the right place.
 
♫ Listen to what the flower people sayyyy ♪
Posted 9 years ago by jkamm14    [ Reply ]
 dragon1952 wrote:
I think you had to have dropped acid back in the day to really appreciate some of the Moody Blues tunes. This should be a 10 :^ )

 
One had to be in an altered state, however one got there, to appreciate the full trip that the music was-within a song, within an album. Moodies music still keeps me grounded as a state of mind-Weird sh*t all around—Moodies puts it all in perspective. 
Posted 9 years ago by SanFranGayMan    [ Reply ]
Just what I needed to hear.... right now
Posted 9 years ago by robertheston    [ Reply ]
{#Smile}That song was worth a $20 donation
Posted 9 years ago by dragon1952    [ Reply ]
We could've had an entire yoga class by the time this song was over.
Posted 9 years ago by Alexandra    [ Reply ]
I think you had to have dropped acid back in the day to really appreciate some of the Moody Blues tunes. This should be a 10 :^ )
Posted 9 years ago by dragon1952    [ Reply ]
The Moody Blues created four consecutive albums that no band except the Beatles could match in ongoing creativeness and quality. This is one of them.
Posted 9 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
+1 for more Moody's please...
Posted 9 years ago by Bobert_ParkCity    [ Reply ]
{#Hearteyes}
Posted 9 years ago by fitmartin    [ Reply ]
 Aud wrote:

Me too! Justin just released another album
even though this is NOT Justin singing lead for this song, he is playing the zitar

 
I STILL have a crush on Justin. Who doesn't? Ah he is beautiful.....
Posted 10 years ago by kellipeter05    [ Reply ]
For those who appreciate meditative joining, this song is an excellent melodic contribution.  Some nice connections to Buddhist chanting.
Posted 10 years ago by lissen    [ Reply ]