The 21st century saw the band cementing their legacy through massive live performances and comprehensive archival box sets.
| Title | Release Year | Key Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Octave | 1978 | The comeback album. Mike Pinder's last with the band. Includes the hit "Steppin' in a Slide Zone." | | Long Distance Voyager | 1981 | The first album with ex-Yes keyboardist Patrick Moraz. The band's first (and only) US #1 album. Features "The Voice" and "Gemini Dream." | | The Present | 1983 | Continued their 80s pop-rock sound, with the single "Blue World." | | The Other Side of Life | 1986 | A heavily synthesizer-driven album, buoyed by the Top 10 single "Your Wildest Dreams." A platinum success. | | Sur la Mer | 1988 | A polished, commercial rock album. Includes the minor hit "I Know You're Out There Somewhere." | | Keys of the Kingdom | 1991 | Features "Say It With Love." The sound is a mix of 80s AOR and their classic style. | | Strange Times | 1999 | A late-career highlight, with the band returning to longer, more progressive song structures. Includes "English Sunset." | the moody blues discography 19652018 flac j hot
Box sets are often preferred by collectors for comprehensive FLAC or high-fidelity options. The 21st century saw the band cementing their
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