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I think that's the one with the song "Forever Autumn" by that Moody Blues guy... the one who sung "Nights in White Satin".

I've always been curious about this... since I really don't think WotW is a great source as a musical...

Edited to add: Yep, Justin Hayward is his name! People seem to like it, I'll have to see what's available on Youtube and check it out.

not sure what happened but for some reason there were 3 of this topic.
possibly you didn't think it posted because it timed out but it actually did post. 3 times.
so i deleted all but the one that orlion responded to.

Hear that, LZ? I just saved one of your topics

Lucimay wouldn't have deleted all 3, Orlion. She just deleted the redundant ones. However, had I happened upon the 3 threads first, I would have launched a counterattack that would have destroyed 90% of LZ's topics, and your posts in said topics would have tragically also been destroyed. So, the truth is Luci saved your posts, and you're trying to take the credit.

Orlion wrote:I think that's the one with the song "Forever Autumn" by that Moody Blues guy... the one who sung "Nights in White Satin".

I've always been curious about this... since I really don't think WotW is a great source as a musical...

Edited to add: Yep, Justin Hayward is his name! People seem to like it, I'll have to see what's available on Youtube and check it out.

Love the Moodies. Always have. "Question" got it for me... simply gorgeous.
"Forever Autumn" was a big hit in the late 70's.
Most people are acquainted with "War of the Worlds" through Orson Well's radio drama and the first film adaptation.
If you have not read H.G. Welles, then you owe it to yourself to check it out!
Morlocks (from "the Time Machine"), are the greatest monsters in fiction outside of Ur-Viles, Cavewights, Sandgorgons and the other brilliant creatures SRD dreamed up.
This musical adaptation is not only a fine musical effort, but it also is closer to the source material than anything ever done with the story.
It is narrated by Richard Burton. In fact, there is a live production being done right now that features an 11 foot tall 3-d hologram of Richard Burton's head!
Send me your email address in a PM and I will be happy to send you some of the music, a little at a time, as attached files.
I'm listening to this stuff for the first time since 1978 and there is VERY little of it to be heard on Youtube.

lucimay wrote:not sure what happened but for some reason there were 3 of this topic.
possibly you didn't think it posted because it timed out but it actually did post. 3 times.
so i deleted all but the one that orlion responded to.

Correct. I've done this before and I'm happy you trimmed the double posting for me.

___ wrote:Lucimay wouldn't have deleted all 3, Orlion. She just deleted the redundant ones. However, had I happened upon the 3 threads first, I would have launched a counterattack that would have destroyed 90% of LZ's topics, and your posts in said topics would have tragically also been destroyed. So, the truth is Luci saved your posts, and you're trying to take the credit.

Believe me, brother, it wasn't intentional!

LZ check out my old posts on This page of What are you listening to? when I was in my big WotW phase!