On The Threshold Of A Dream (LP, 2018 Reissue)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1969
- 13 tracks
- 37 min
- progressive rock
On The Threshold Of A Dream
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It's a fold-down mix but really sounds great, quite powerful and loud—I actually like it better than the stereo version!
Fold down mix or not, the first mono press hits punchy and this is the peak psych Moodies. I hadn’t realised what messianic acid heads they were till recently. Love it. 5*
No clue why the Columbia Record Club edition fades out and in with a second or two of silence 'tween each track. This record was supposed to flow seamless like one song should fade straight into the next. The only thing that pops into my head is maybe they shipped this to radio stations too for on-air play to make needle drops easier. Still, it's kinda strange.
It's got some fantastic tracks, though it's a bit *too* 'symphonic' for my liking.
Snatched this up on the cheap at a local store, where I’m pretty sure it had been gathering dust for a solid two years. Finally decided to take the plunge just to say I’ve got at least one Nautilus Superdisc of this in my collection. Don’t have another pressing to judge it against—it’s not my top Moody Blues pick (that’d still be DAYS OF FUTURE PASSED), and shelf space is limited, so it’s not like I’m drowning in copies of this one. Maybe it’s one of the stronger versions out there (though I won’t know for sure until I snag both an original pressing and the MoFi), but honestly? It didn’t wow me. Doesn’t sound any better than what I’ve heard on streaming—it’s not *terrible*, just didn’t blow me away. Might circle back if I ever get around to tracking down a few more copies of OTTOAD.
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