Electric Light Orchestra - Zoom

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Jul 15, 2015 Sold Date

Jul 31, 2014 Start Date

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Switzerland Country Of Seller

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Artikel Name: Zoom
Genre: Rock englischsprachig Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: LETTHEMEATVINYL Titelanzahl: 15

Trackliste LP - 1

ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - ALRIGHT ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - MOMENT IN PARADISE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - STATE OF MIND ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - JUST FOR LOVE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - STRANGER ON A QUIET STREET ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - IN MY OWN TIME ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - EASY MONEY ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - REALLY DOESNT MATTER ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - ORDINARY DREAM

Trackliste - 2

ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - A LONG TIME GONE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - MELTING IN THE SUN ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - ALL SHE WANTED ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - LONESOME LULLABY ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - ONE DAY [BONUS TRACK] ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - TURN TO STONE (LIVE FROM BUNGALOW PALACE)

Beschreibung

Fifteen years after Jeff Lynne masterminded the last official Electric Light Orchestra album, and ten after his solo debut, Lynne recorded Zoom -- an ELO album that he recorded nearly entirely by himself. So why isn't this a solo album? Well, not only does Lynne own the ELO name, so he can do whatever he wants, but he designed this to be a return to the classic ELO sound. Which it is, more so than any album since the early '80s. There are lush, heartbreaking ballads and '50s-styled rockers with an endearingly robotic pulse and Beatlesque harmonies. Better than that, the songwriting is melodic and memorable, the strongest Lynne has done in decades, resulting in the most consistent record released under the ELO banner since Discovery. On top of that, the production, while clearly not a product of the '70s, avoids all the pitfalls of modern record production, sounding warm, welcoming, and right. So, why was Zoom largely ignored upon its release in the summer of 2001? Probably because no matter how good it is, there weren't a lot of listeners clamoring for a new ELO album, and even some dedicated fans may have wondered if they needed a new ELO record, since, for all its strengths, Zoom doesn't deliver any knockout punches, even on the level of "Calling American" or "Four Little Diamonds." Without a great lead single (and, even if there had been, there wouldn't have been any place for it to receive airplay), there was nothing to bring the doubters into the fold, so they couldn't discover that Zoom was a very good ELO album, certainly more than just an album for the true believers -- which is what it wound up being. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Stephen Thomas Erlewine