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elo269megv
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- #51
- Posted: 08/13/2018 16:35
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How about the often forgotten Electric Light Orchestra?
From 1975-77
Face The Music
A New World Record
Out Of The Blue
Not to mention 1974’s Eldorado and 1978’s Discovery both very solid as well... ELO isn’t a glamorous pick and doesn’t hold up to Zeppelin, Sabbath, Beatles, etc. but if you’ve listened to those ELO albums there is a lot of quality nearly every song could be standout.
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- #55
- Posted: 08/13/2018 21:21
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| elo269megv wrote: | How about the often forgotten Electric Light Orchestra?
From 1975-77
Face The Music
A New World Record
Out Of The Blue
Not to mention 1974’s Eldorado and 1978’s Discovery both very solid as well... ELO isn’t a glamourous pick and doesn’t hold up to Zeppelin, Sabbath, Beatles, etc. but if you’ve listened to ELO and those albums especially there is a lot of quality and radio hits for sure! |
Good call.
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Fischman
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- #56
- Posted: 08/13/2018 21:26
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I know it's just two years ('67-'68 ), but I think Jimi deserves a mention. In that space he put out three seminal albums, including a double. During that time he also recorded a good deal of quality music which was released posthumously.
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- Posted: 08/14/2018 00:29
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| scoob73 wrote: | | Neil Young : Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Déjà Vu, After The Gold Rush, Harvest, On The Beach. |
Hate to break it to you bud but that’s five years. The first record there was 1969 and the last is from 1974.
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- #59
- Posted: 08/14/2018 00:31
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I'm not familiar with the first one, but the other three are grade A classics. Personally, Catch Bull at Four is my favorite.
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- Posted: 08/14/2018 01:31
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| elo269megv wrote: | How about the often forgotten Electric Light Orchestra?
From 1975-77
Face The Music
A New World Record
Out Of The Blue
Not to mention 1974’s Eldorado and 1978’s Discovery both very solid as well... ELO isn’t a glamourous pick and doesn’t hold up to Zeppelin, Sabbath, Beatles, etc. but if you’ve listened to ELO and those albums especially there is a lot of quality and radio hits for sure! |
I love ELO!
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