When we think about concept albums, it’s usually of big, grand tales. To dedicate an entire album to one feeling, one story, or one thing is typically a vast topic, capable of spanning a whole tracklist. They’re usually stories of made-up worlds, love affairs from start to finish, or political messages told through an extended metaphor or fictional tale. But in the case of The Moody Blues, their concept album Days Of Future Passed was dedicated to perhaps the most common and normal thing of all: a simple day in the life of the Everyman.
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