The Songs Were Recorded In 1967 But They Weren’t Really Huge Until 1972.When This Album Days Of Future Passed Took Off.FM Stations Would Play This Long Extended Cut Of Tuesday Afternoon Merged With Evening Time To Get Away. This Is Marvelous.KLSX The Classic Rock Station In Los Angeles In 1989-1990 Would Always Play This.I Never Forgot It And I Just Love This Thing.I Love The Little Violin And Xylophone Break.Thanks To The Moody Blues.You Guys Did Make A Masterpiece That Is Forever….
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Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
There are no poets/ writers today that can express the feelings that they were feeling and we are feeling today. I want to fly away with the lyrics.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
From min 5 and on I get carried away to a LOndon of the 60’s and 70′.Intense
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
It’s incredible to read these comments.. Inspiring to know that others will be turned on to My favorite band through a commercial. Indeed buy their music you won’t be disappointed. I know I have not been ever.
A faithful fan for 32 years
Shauna
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
This music was so much a part of my growing up, I’d forgotten it until I heard it on the commercial. Thanks for bringing it back into my life.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
Dear Sattnin’ Sue : You were born on a Tuesday Afternoon in Sept . ‘69 . I have never forgotten you and never will . You are my 1 true LOVE . I miss U , I truly truly LOVE U .. Mopar Tim …7-4-09
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
ah, good times, good times.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
Tuesdaaayyyy… Afternooonnnn
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
I’m here because of the commercial too. I think I’ll be a cd of theirs along with the doors. That’s the kind of mood I’m in right now.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
I actually used to hear this song all the time when I was a little kid. Then it kinda phased out and I wasn’t reintroduced until that commercial came out. So I thank them for using the song and reintroducing me to an old favorite.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
i grew up on these ppl but the commercial reminded me of it , not that matters and who cares where they herd it if these kids are starting to like real misic dont grudge them
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
wtf how else r some ppl supposed to find it.wats the difference from hearing it on a commercial or on the radio. its not just gonna pop up in there head. they have to hear it somewhere
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
i hate the fact that people are just discovering this song through a commercial. At least they’ve been introduced to some excelent music, even if it is from a commercial.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
Whats up with this going to the Aquarium on a Tuesday afternoon with your daughter stuff all about?!?
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
they’re/were English…..to me, they have a more American sound from the 6o’s and 7o’s
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
the shedd owns
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
Just like the commercial lol
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
I was at the Aquarium Tuesday afternoon with my daughter she is 9 we had a blast…I am using one of these version for the sound for slide show of the pictures we took
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
with your daughter.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
when was the last time you went to the aquarium…on a Tuesday
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
I have this on the Days of Future Passed album, one of my favorites of my record collection!
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
i heard ths song on a visa commercial
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
Lol Justin…?
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
every day is my tuesday afternoon.
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
I would love a cool remake of this song. i just can’t imagine who would do this. Justin T? Who???
Anonymous 07.05.09 at 3:18 am
Just think! This song was written 42 years ago!
This album got lost somewhere in my past. Guess we have to thank commercials for something, eh?