The Moody Blues will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their landmark album Days of Future Passedwith an expanded Deluxe Edition. The concept album blends orchestral and psychedelic influences on its best-known tracks, "Nights in White Satin" and "Tuesday Afternoon."
On sale November 17th, this set features the 1972 stereo remix along with a restored version from the original master tapes. The bonuses begin with nine BBC Radio session performances, as well as a DVD in 5.1 surround sound, plus previously unreleased 1968 video footage of three key Days of Future Passed tracks, done just eight weeks after the album’s release. The set also includes a poster designed by Ray Thomas.
The second album by the recent Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees, it signaled the beginning of the band's classic era, with Justin Hayward and John Lodge replacing founding members Denny Laine and Clint Warwick.
Days of Future Passed will also be available on a 180-gram vinyl LP.