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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great CD Nov 27, 2009 This is a great CD if you're an ELO fan. It has all their greatest hits plus a few more.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
a good start Oct 04, 2009 purchasing this and volume 2 would be a good place to start, if like myself you remember hearing elo all along through the years but aren't interested enough to buy the whole catolouge.ever song is wonderfull and will show you just how different and good they were
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Just right for me Aug 07, 2009 I am not what you would call a big ELO fan. I have friends, who are, and I agree with why they like them, and I have always liked the hits here, but wouldn't have run out to by my first CD of them after all these years...
But then, I was driving my youngest home after her practice with the district honor Orchestra, where she plays various string and Bass instruments and ELO came on the radio and I turned it up and asked her to identify what she heard. She sat and listened and got a big smile on her face and started calling off the strings. "You can do that with rock music?" she asked. Evidently yes you can!
So I got this set for her to broaden up her view, and mine as well.
Great Orchestral Rock.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
The Seventies Hitlist! One year, one song, at a time. Jul 16, 2009 1.Don't Bring Me Down,
by ELO:
Album: All Over the World: The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra, assassination theory, retrospect, prediction... 1979
2. Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man),
by Styx:
Album: Styx - Greatest Hits Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man), the draft and war was yesterday stupid. 1978
3. Rich Girl,
by Hall & Oates:
Album: The Very Best of Daryl Hall & John Oates, relationships, the girls got her own money... 1977
4. More Than A Feeling,
by Boston:
Album: Boston, keep it live! I can tell when someone's dragging their finger on the record, for recording special effects. 1976
5. I'm Not In Love,
by 10cc:
Album: The Very Best of 10cc, abortion, relationship...10CC was the precursor to Hooverphonics, Air, Everything But The Girl, Future Sound Of London 1975
6. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet,
by Bachman-Turner Overdrive:
Album: The Best of Bachman-Turner Overdrive: 20th Century Masters - doing the usual, getting married, buying a house, starting a career... and warning of future gas problems to come! 1974
7. Stuck in the Middle With You,
by Stealers Wheel:
Album: The Hits Collection: they're talking about car pooling, and being stuck in bumper to bumper traffic with you, while waiting on long gas rationing lines. 1973
8. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress),
by Hollies:
Album: Hollies - Hollies Greatest Hits, got drafted because of a long cool woman in a black dress. 1972
9. Maggie May,
by Rod Stewart:
Album: The Very Best of Rod Stewart, skip the draft, stay in college, and be careful of ole Maggie May! 1971
10. Spirit in the Sky,
by Norman Greenbaum:
Album: The Best of Norman Greenbaum, When Apollo astronauts were sitting on the Moon, Spirit In The Sky was number one in both 1969 and 1970. Those raised gas station "price signs" in the sky, said 25 cents a gallon. If it had been [...] bucks, we'd never had tried for the moon
0 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Would have been just as good if half as long.... Jun 16, 2009 OK, so it's a guilty pleasure! I wouldn't even call ELO a "rock band" but I do like some of their tunes. All of the hits you remember from '70's radio stations are all there, but there's more that could have been left out (unless you're an ELO groupie). Some of their stuff is just plain cheezy, muzak.
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