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There are multiple artists with this name: 1) The Mood was a British New Wave band from 1981 to 1984, based in York. 2) The Mood is Czech indie rock. 3) The Mood is a 5-piece rock band from New York. 4) The Mood was a Canadian rock band. 5) The Mood is a German reggae and ska band. 6) The Mood is an experimental rock/pop band from Eugene, Oregon. 1) The Mood was a British band from 1981 to 1984, based in York. It consisted of members John Moore, Mark James and Eric James (no relation as their real...

The Moody Blues se formaron en 1964. Sus primeros éxitos llegaron cuando estaban patrocinados por la cervecería de Birmingham M&B y, consecuentemente, tomaron durante un tiempo el nombre de MB5, cambiándolo poco después a The Moody Blues. Su formación original la componían Ray Thomas (Voz, flauta, percusión y armónica), Mike Pinder (Teclados y voz), Denny Laine (Voz y guitarra), Clint Warwick (Bajo y voz) y Graeme Edge (Batería) y su versión de "Go Now" alcanzó el número uno en enero de 1965. Sin embargo, sus siguientes lanzamientos no consiguieron tanto éxito y Laine y Warwick dejaron la banda. A finales...

fDeluxe is The Family renamed. The Family was a protege band formed by Prince after the break-up of The Time once Purple Rain ended. (Actually, by the time the movie hit theaters, The Time had long since disbanded.) Left over members Paul Peterson (who had replaced The Time original member Monte Moir on keyboards), Jellybean Johnson and Jerome Benton, were grouped with Susannah Melvoin (twin sister of Wendy from The Revolution + Wendy & Lisa), and Eric Leeds (sax player for The Revolution on tour only). The Family released one self-titled album in 1985 on Prince's new Paisley Park Records...

Moodoïd is a nom de plume of Parisian multi-instrumentalist Pablo Padovani, whose day job it is to play guitar as part of the touring band for fellow psychedelic experimentalist Melody Prochet's Melody's Echo Chamber project. Not only has Padovani been moonlighting, however, he's also pinched Prochet's producer, Tame Impala's Kevin Parker, who has expertly mixed the four songs that make up Moodoïd's début self-titled EP, premiered here. And it must have been quite the job given that each song is bursting with sonic experimentation, flitting between dreamy and languorous on the first half of the EP's current single Je suis...