ELO Out Of The Blue (Limited Edition Clear Vinyl) LIMITED TO 0NLY 5000 RELEASED
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BRAND NEW STILL SEALED VERY LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY 5000 COPIES OF THIS CLASSIC LP FROM UK
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Album Features UPC: 888751524217 Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Format: Vinyl Release Year: 2015 Record Label: Epic Genre: Art Rock, Rock & Pop Number Of Discs: 2Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Turn to Stone
2. It's Over
3. Sweet Talkin' Woman
4. Across the Border
5. Night in the City
6. Starlight
7. Jungle
8. Believe Me Now
9. Steppin' Out
DISC 2:
1. Standin' in the Rain
2. Big Wheels
3. Summer and Lightning
4. Mr. Blue Sky
5. Sweet Is the Night
6. The Whale
7. Birmingham Blues
8. Wild West Hero
Details Playing Time: 70 min. Distributor: Sony Music Entertainment Recording Type: Studio SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
Electric Light Orchestra: Jeff Lynne (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Mik Kaminski (violin); Hugh McDowell, Melvyn Gale (cello); Richard Tandy (keyboards); Kelly Groucett (bass); Bev Bevan (drums, percussion).Nowadays, 1977 is remembered as both the year of punk and the year of disco. At the time, though, it was the year of Fleetwood Mac's RUMOURS and Electric Light Orchestra's OUT OF THE BLUE, two albums that were simply inescapable. But where overexposure made RUMOURS feel somewhat stale and dated, OUT OF THE BLUE sounds as fresh now as it did at the time. This is due in large part to the obsessive insularity of Jeff Lynne's aesthetic. He seems not to be ignoring musical trends, but to be simply unaware of them.Lynne's mid-period Beatles fixation combines with his love of lush orchestrations and pristine production to create some of his strongest music, including the enormous hits "Turn to Stone," "Sweet Talkin' Woman" and "Mr. Blue Sky." However, the autobiographical "Birmingham Blues" suggests that Lynne was tiring of the rock-star grind, which might explain ELO's lowered profile after this release.
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