[God luvs America]

funny- i watched all 15 parts of that lawsuit on youtube this summer...everybody, including the judge, thought Moraz was out of his mind but the jury found in his favor- i think he won $77,000 after initially turning down more than $3 million the Moodies had offered him...

and i would disagree- there are few albums in general which compare to Seventh Sojourn...

[SamAdams76]

You are right, it is on YouTube! What isn't on YouTube these days? I'll have to check it out. I remember watching parts of that trial over 25 years ago and wondering who the heck was Patrick Moraz and why is he suing the Moody Blues! Remember there was no real Internet and no Wikipedia back then so even though I learned later Moraz was the singer on the 1980s albums, which I am very familiar with, I did not connect his name to the music at the time.

I've always been an oddball about my music preferences. For example, my favorite Led Zeppelin album (by far) is "In Through The Out Door" which many Zep fans consider their worst (or at least tied with "Presence"). My favorite Stones album is "Some Girls" and "Blood On The Tracks" is my favorite of Dylan.

I guess it was because I came of age in the late 1970s so missed out on a lot of these bands when they were in their prime.

[Ace's Dad]

there are few albums in general which compare to Seventh Sojourn...

I would agree, but there is also a Blu-ray disk titled "lovely to see you" with video and music that is just stunning!