Showing posts with label ELO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ELO. Show all posts

Sunday, November 22, 2020

Superstarslive vol. 7: Electric Light Orchestra


First Concert of the Electric Light Orchestra after Jeff Lynne
decided it was time to restart ELO.

Jeff Lynne – lead vocals, guitar
Richard Tandy – keyboards, synthesisers, backing vocals
BBC Concert Orchestra – Strings

01. All Over the World / 02. Evil Woman / 03. Ma-Ma-Ma Belle / 04. Showdown
05. Livin’ Thing / 06. Strange Magic / 07. 10538 Overture / 08. Can’t Get It Out
of My Head / 09. Sweet Talkin’ Woman / 10. Turn to Stone / 11. Steppin’ Out
12. Handle With Care / 13. Don’t Bring Me Down / 14. Rock ‘n’ Roll Is King
15. Telephone Line / 16. Mr Blue Sky / 17. Roll Over Beethoven
©2020 AppleCore
mp3 320 kbps

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Electric Light Orchestra - Unreleased Secret Messages (bootleg)


2010 AppleCore 2LP1CD
320 kbps

Secret Messages is the tenth studio album by Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), released in 1983 on Jet Records. It was the last ELO album with bass guitarist Kelly Groucutt, conductor Louis Clark and real stringed instruments, and the last ELO album to be released on the Jet label. It was also the final ELO studio album to become a worldwide hit upon release.

The record was originally going to be a double album, but this plan was thwarted by Jet's distributor, CBS Records, claiming that producing a double vinyl album would be too expensive; as a result, leader Jeff Lynne would have to reduce it to a single album. The double album version of the album was digitally recorded and would have been ELO's first compact disc.

So, here you have the double album as Jeff intended it. The 'Hello Old Friend' is here with the outro which is after 'Rock 'n' Roll Is King' on the original released album. It has the rare track 'Beatled Forever'. It's the only track which has less soundquality but hey, it's ultra rare. 

01. Secret Messages  4:43 / 02. Loser Gone Wild  5:27 / 03. Bluebird  4:13 / 04. Take Me On And On  4:57 / 05. Stranger  4:27 / 06. No Way Out  3:28 / 07. Beatles Forever  4:19 / 08. Letter From Spain  2:51 / 09. Danger Ahead  3:52 / 10. Four Little Diamonds  4:05 / 11. Train Of Gold  4:20 / 12. Endless Lies  3:26 / 13. Buildings Have Eyes  3:56 / 14. Rock 'n' Roll Is King 3:14 / 15. Mandalay  5:19 / 16. Time After Time  4:01 / 17. After All  2:23 / 18. Hello My Old Friend/Outro  8:45

ELO
Jeff Lynne – Lead and backing vocals, guitars, synthesisers, bass guitar, piano, percussion, Oberheim DMX, producer
Bev Bevan – Drums, percussion
Richard Tandy – Synthesizers, grand piano, electric piano, harmonica, Oberheim DMX
Kelly Groucutt – Bass guitar, backing vocals ("Train of Gold", "Rock 'n' Roll Is King", "No Way Out" and "Beatles Forever")
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Tuesday, August 03, 2010

Violinsky - No Cause For Alarm


©1979 JET LP 219/EPIC 47.209
320 Kbps Vinyl rip

Violinski were formed in 1977 by Mik Kaminski, John Hodgson and John Marcangelo and were originally promoted by Jet Records as an offshoot of the Electric Light Orchestra. The band could have achieved major-league status and more hits than their 200,000-selling debut single 'Clog Dance' if they only had been supported a little bit more by Jet Records.

That first single aside, Violinski releases suffered poor distribution and were quickly deleted to become instant collectors' items.

Tracklist: A1 Cricket, Bloody Cricket / A2 (More Than A) Sudden Romance / A3 Rosanna / A4 Need Your Love / A5 No Cause For Alarm / A6 Clog Dance / B1 Save Me / B2 Time To Live / B3 Cow Caped Crusader / B4 Die Aband Glocke





Monday, February 20, 2006

The Idle Race - The Birthday Party

Jeff Lynne is well known for his work with Roy Wood in the Move and the Electric Light Orchestra. Jeff did play in another band before he joined the Move; Idle Race.

Jeff's first record with Idle Race was "(Here We Go 'Round) The Lemon Tree" written by Roy Wood. The single doesn't hit the charts. Idle Race tries again and released "The Skeleton And The Roundabout", "End Of The Road" and "I Like My Toys". None of the singles sells but together with the flipsides they got half an album and so all of them can be found on "the birthday party" from 1968.

Tracks: Skeleton & The Roundabout / Happy Birthday/The Birthday / I Like My Toys / Morning Sunshine / Follow Me Follow / Sitting In My Tree / On With The Show / Lucky Man / Don't Put Your Boys In The Army, Mrs. Ward / Pie In The Sky / The Lady Who Said She Could Fly / End Of The Road