Talk:The Mood

message: So I was interested in finding out what the individual former band members were doing at this time.  I found out information on Eric James Logan and Mark James Fordyce (I found a Mark Fordyce who runs a computing firm in Yorkshire, but I guess that's not the same guy (its the same Mark Fordyce)), but John Moore's name is too Google-unfriendly for me to find out what he's up to presently.  I know I should probably contact one of the aformentioned to ascertain this info, as it appears that Eric and Mark, at least, are still in communication with one another.I think it's unfortunate that "Paris Is One Day Away" didn't make it to that magical #40 slot.  I truly feel that The Mood would have lasted a lot longer had they gotten the opportunity to be spotlighted on TOTP, and we could have been able to hear a lot more music from them.  Their songs are all so energetic and synthtastic and terribly enjoyable to listen to; I think they could have nurtured/maintained at least a semi-cult fanbase well into the present time.  Oh well.  Thanks to the marvel of the Internet, they DO have a cult fan base, but still, smaller than it should be, if things were fair.  Um, IMHO, of course.  Krushsister 01:03, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  I love The Mood! 

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thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:Mood early.jpg

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thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:Mood early.jpg