Electric Light Orchestra

[aimeeandbeatles]

They are good.

I know this fellow who says if the Beatles survived into the 70s, they would sound like ELO.

Also, Jeff Lynne was in the Traveling Wilburys. He worked with George a lot. Jeff has an everlasting beard and a cool afro.

This is Jeff Lynne and George Harrison

 

[Minoan]

Roy Wood has more talent in his left toe than Jeff Lynne ever did. Boulders anybody? :O

 

[Chiyu]

I love ELO! Livin' Thing, Mr. Blue Sky, Shine A Little Love, Don't Bring Me Down and Last Train To London are superb! ^^

 

[Leonel]

I enjoy Twilight. Especially when the Anonymous imageboard put the song on it and stickied a thread about a shy man that rescues a woman from a harasser in Japan and the man and woman fall in love and are still together today.

 

[Dame Edna]

They are good.

I know this fellow who says if the Beatles survived into the 70s, they would sound like ELO.

Yes, ELO were good but the Beatles sounding like them is far fetched. I'll admit Paul McCartney and Wings have some similarity in their music but not the Beatles. Just think about John Lennon's and George Harrison's post Beatles music - nothing like ELO.

 

[Grisu]

yeah, I like ELO. especially that song that's part english, part french.

now I have no idea, why I posted that

 

[azzaman333]

yeah, I like ELO. especially that song that's part english, part french.

now I have no idea, why I posted that

You wouldn't be able to name that tune would you?

 

[Grisu]

You wouldn't be able to name that tune would you?

I would, but it wouldn't bet much of a quiz if I gave you all the answers

 

[Angst]

The ULTIMATE and


EPIC

song of all ELO:

TIGHTROPE!!! RAAAARGH!!!!!

 

[bhsup]

You all may not remember this. Heck, 99% of you probably weren't even born. Back in the late 70s I think, there was this Star Wars special on TV. I don't remember much about it other than it was about Chewy's planet, there was a lot of singing (may have even been a musical) and ELO played in it.

 

[Angst]

You all may not remember this. Heck, 99% of you probably weren't even born. Back in the late 70s I think, there was this Star Wars special on TV. I don't remember much about it other than it was about Chewy's planet, there was a lot of singing (may have even been a musical) and ELO played in it.

I'm 16 and I love it!!