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The Electric Light Orchestra


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Latest edition, musik (cd),musik (dvd)

10538 overture

Look at me now

Nellie takes her bow

Battle of Marston Moor (July 2nd 1644)

1st movement ("Jumping biz")

Mr. Radio

Manhattan rumble ("49th Street massacre")

Queen of the hours

Whisper in the night

10538 overture (acetate version)

Mr. Radio (take 9)

Nellie takes her bow (alternate mix)

Whisper in the night (take1/take 2 edit)

Mr Radio (single edit)

10538 overture (for Top of the Pops)


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Reviews (1)


AllMusic

2012

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Bruce Eder

2012

"Electric Light Orchestra's debut album is an astonishing creation in its own right, but neophyte listeners should be aware that it bears very little resemblance to the sound for which ELO would become known on its subsequent records. No Answer, as it ended up being called in America through a miscommunication with ELO's U.S. label, is a minimalist work by comparison with anything on the band's later albums. The core trio of Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne, and Bev Bevan, augmented by one horn player and a violinist, approaches the music alternately like a hard rock band attacking a song and a string ensemble playing a chamber piece".