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In the Beginning" is a 1969 song by the progressive rock band the Moody Blues. Written by drummer Graeme Edge, it was released as the opening track on the album On the Threshold of a Dream. Justin Hayward: voice (first man). Graeme Edge: computerized voice, EMS VCS 3. Mike Pinder: voice (third man), mellotron.

A2, A3, A5, B1 to B5: From the album "The Magnificent Moodies". A4: Originally released as the B-Side of "Nights In White Satin". On "Cities" Denny Lane and Clint Warwick were replaced by Justin Hayward (Vocals & Guitar) and John Lodge (Bass).

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The Beginning Vol. 1. Decca Item No: 591756. Vinyl LP 1973, DE – Reissue Used Vinyl (Vinyl: VG, Cover: VG+). Used Vinyl from Artist. Moody Blues, The. The Beginning Vol. LP6,64 € 6,99 € -5%. Moody Blues, The - The Beginning Vol. 1 LP. A Dream. 2LP5,99 € 7,99 € -25%.

Album, 1969, Deram Records. 2. Lovely to See You. 3. Dear Diary. This Is The Moody Blues. Album, 1974, Polydor, Threshold Records.

Side 2. 01 - In The Beginning (Graeme Edge) 02 - Lovely To See You (Justin Hayward) 03 - Never Comes The Day (Justin Hayward) 04 - Isn't LifeStrange (John Lodge) 05 - The Dream (poem) (Graeme Edge) 06 - Have You Heard (Part One) (Mike Pinder) 07 - The Voyage (Mike Pinder) 08 - Have You Heard (Part Two) (Mike Pinder). Side 3. 01 - Ride Me See Saw (John Lodge) 02 - Tuesday Afternoon (Justin Hayward) 03 - And The Tide Rushes In (Ray Thomas) 04 - New Horizons (Justin Hayward) 05 - Simple Game (Mike Pinder) 06 - Watching And Waiting (Justin Hayward, Ray Thomas).

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In the Beginning" is a 1969 song by the progressive rock band The Moody Blues. On the Threshold of a Dream is a concept album about dreams, and "In the Beginning" introduces this theme. The track begins with a high-frequency electronic sound, which appears repeatedly on the album. As it begins, the mellotron provides an ascending orchestral sound, which ends abruptly when the verses begin. The first part is recited by Justin Hayward, whose character is trying to figure out the meaning of life, says "I think, I think I am. Therefore, I am, I think. The next part, recited by Graeme Edge, who portrays the antagonist from a computer-dominated world, tries to lure the main character into a world of little human interaction due to technology running every aspect of life.