UANT / Antarctica Museum Archive
Presents: THE MOODY BLUES- IN CONCERT @ UANT's IceBox 1983 - The emotion and timbre of psychological ups and downs characterized the Moody Blue's music as heard in Antarctica. Our year is so varied in the amount of sunlight received, that when the Moodies sang, these upswings and downfalls were likened to the atmospheric variability of our yearly lives. Tuesday afternoon is only light during part of the year, and in austral winter, nights in white satin snow never end for many months. Psych Prof. Torgerson likened the entire thing to "a see-saw, the only resort one has, is to their own wild dreams."
