Whenever you got new stereo speakers, you'd get out the ELO albums to hear the quality of your new speakers. Sweet Talkin Woman is one of my favorites.
True this. I used to test any new stereo equipment with three specific albums: ELO - Out Of The Blue Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon Vangelis - Spiral
Cool reaction, thanks. Jeff Lynne, the band's founder, is a musical genius. You can't go wrong with E-L-O. I highly recommend "Telephone Line" "Do Ya" "Turn To Stone" "Living Thing" & "Mr. Blue Sky" Peace Out 😊✌
@@dubzer0649 My pleasure, I absolutely love watching a young man like you react to the music that I grew up with. In my humble opinion, I believe the 1970's was the finest decade for Rock-n-Roll and R&B.😊✌
ELO engineer Reinhold Mack remembers it quite differently. "As there was a plan for ELO to start a concert tour in Australia, the song was originally titled 'Don't Bring Me Down, Bruce,' Mack told Sound on Sound in 2013. "This was meant to be a joke, referring to how many Australian guys are called Bruce." Mack says a new word was actually added later. "We couldn't leave it like that, so eventually we replaced it with 'gruss,' based on the Bavarian greeting Grüß Gott - 'greet God.' Gruss, not Bruce, is what you hear in the song immediately following the title line. Mack also worked with QUEEN: "A bit like Freddie Mercury joking around at the end of Queen's [1985 single] 'One Vision,' singing 'fried chicken.'" "When I went onstage with it," Lynne told Rolling Stone, "everyone would sing 'Bruce.'" At first, Lynne stuck to his guns, singing his once-thought-invented, now-maybe-German word instead. Eventually, however, he caved. "I said 'Ah, fuck it,'" Lynne told VH1, "I'll sing 'Bruce' as well!" 😄. The band's name is a pun on "pops" orchestras that play popular music; in Britain they're known as "light" orchestras ⚡💡 🎹🥁🎸♪♫♬
@@debramoore7513 I am a bottomless pit of totally useless information. (˃̣̣̥‿˂̣̣̥). In May and June of '75, he worked with ELO for the first time, engineering the group's fifth studio album, Face The Music, before doing the same a year later on A New World Record, the UK breakthrough which - courtesy of hit songs such as 'Telephone Line', 'Livin' Thing' and 'Rockaria!' - mirrored the success that it had already been enjoying in the US.
The lead singer from this, Jeff Lynne, was part of a supergroup in the late 80s, The Travelling Wilburys. It also consisted of The Beatles' George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison. Their most notable songs were "Handle With Care" and "End of the Line".
They have tons of great songs. I can hear a lot of Beatles influence in them. I think you'll really enjoy hearing more from them. I like this song, but think it's one of their lesser ones. Try "Turn to Stone" or "Mr. Blue Sky"
ELO is definitely a group you will have fun getting to know. They have SO many great songs. They are very interesting. I think "Hold On Tight" is one of my favorites. Great reaction. I've gotten behind the last few days. You are one of the ones I like to follow.
This was a Jeff Lynne brainchild. You saw him most frequently in the video; sunglasses and big hair. LOTS of great songs, my favorite of which is Mr Blueskies. And a great segue into a band called The Traveling Wilburys whose members include Jeff Lynne, George Harrison of the Beatles, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison's son, Dhani for a short time in 2007, and Jim Keltner on drums. These are all fabulous famous super musicians who just decided to get together for fun and became a band. So there are TWO rabbit holes for you today!
Great Reaction I loved it. I’ll tell you once more before I get off the floor don’t bring me down. Don’t bring me down grooss. I have to say I thought he was saying Bruce for years. Loved your reaction. It was a lot of fun.😀👍❤️✌️🌼 edit to say another great ELO song suggestion.(Evil woman)🌼
Ah the living legend that is Jeff Lynne the driving force behind ELO making magic since the early 1970s. This is a rabbit hole that you must go down. A superb reaction Sir. Paul 👍😊
ELO was a huge, huge, HUGE hit maker from the early 1970s to early 1980s. It is lead by genius Jeff Lynne who has musical legacy well beyond ELO - and that’s another long story. Don’t Bring Me Down might be a fun song, and it was their highest ranking US chart single, but it is a bit misleading. It’s missing their biggest feature people know them for: orchestral strings - where the “orchestra” in Electric Light Orchestra comes from. ELO has at least a dozen high profile songs to review. One tune you might recognize from movies is the LONG VESION of Mr. Blue Sky. Others include Evil Woman, Livin’ Thing, Telephone Line, Turn To Stone, Do Ya, Strange Magic, Sweet Talkin’ Woman, Hold On Tight, Last Train To London, Showdown, Can’t Get It Out Of My Head, and more. Their deeper cuts are great, too: Fire On High, Tightrope, Wild West Hero, Standin’ In The Rain, and more. These are a good start. If you end up liking their sound, you find yourself jumping into a deep rabbit hole. A new generation of music lovers and TH-cam reactors are discovering them and getting hooked. And no, ELO videos do not specialize in animation.
They were my first live concert at the age of 12. These guys are a never ending treasure trove of hits and deep dives. Incredible musicians and performers. I highly recommend Tightrope, Telephone Line, Strange Magic, Do Ya, Fire on High and of course Mr. Blue Sky; the happiest song on earth. These guys were huge in the late 70s to 80s. Pre- MTV era so you won't find videos for a lot of their stuff and the ones you do find will be similar to this because that is pretty much how things were done before the video age.
The Electric Light Orchestra are an English rock band formed in Birmingham in 1970 by songwriters-multi-instrumentalists Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood with drummer Bev Bevan. 10538 Overture" became the first Electric Light Orchestra song.
The whole of the Out Of The Blue album is a 70s classic like Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours. This song came from the album after. The Jungle Brothers sampled the drums. Another great track from this album is The Diary Of Horace Wimp.
Love ELO (Electric Light Orchestra). Reminds me of my middle & high school days! Yep, I’m dating myself 💪💪 Mr. Blue Sky is one of my favorite ELO songs, a very happy song! Please do TELEPHONE LINE live at Wembley. ☎️
ELO are still working,well as much as anyone in the UK can at the moment,they've got many hits Mr Blue Sky is the one most people associate with the group if you can find some live concerts you'll see where the orchestra comes in
I did see ELO in 1976 at the Freedom Ffestivil at Nelson Ledges Quarry Park in northern ohio . There stage looked like a huge Flying saucer and the band started to play and half of the saucer lifted and there was the band. Later in the concert they had a Hot air balloon with a mirror disco ball it rose high in the air then they hit it with a Lazar beam the light was every where, they also shot a lazar beam to the moon, GREAT SHOW. But also at same concert there was more bands to see. Such as J Geils, Steve Miller, Heart, Elvin Bishop, and Roy Buchanan. and others. IT WAS A GREAT DAY. ps what i could remember. lol Great Reactions by the way.
I believe this is the only song they recorded without orchestral backup or integration, which is what made them so special. You really need to do something else by them - there's a ton of hits to choose from. May I suggest Rockaria!
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Mr Blue Sky is an amazing feel good song but this one is great too. I also like Xanadu, Telephone Line, Evil Woman and Strange Magic.
You Might Like 'Mr. Blue Sky' or 'Telephone Line'...Nice Reaction..Enjoy More...
Def will check it out
Whenever you got new stereo speakers, you'd get out the ELO albums to hear the quality of your new speakers. Sweet Talkin Woman is one of my favorites.
True this. I used to test any new stereo equipment with three specific albums:
ELO - Out Of The Blue
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
Vangelis - Spiral
They have a library of excellent songs. You can't go wrong by reacting to any of them!
True that.
My all time favorite group! Many of their songs are found in current movies.
Cool reaction, thanks.
Jeff Lynne, the band's founder, is a musical genius.
You can't go wrong with E-L-O. I highly recommend
"Telephone Line"
"Do Ya"
"Turn To Stone"
"Living Thing" &
"Mr. Blue Sky"
Peace Out 😊✌
Thanks for the song suggestion
@@dubzer0649
My pleasure, I absolutely love watching a young man like you react to the music that I grew up with.
In my humble opinion, I believe the 1970's was the finest decade for Rock-n-Roll and R&B.😊✌
Yes! Good song!
ELO engineer Reinhold Mack remembers it quite differently. "As there was a plan for ELO to start a concert tour in Australia, the song was originally titled 'Don't Bring Me Down, Bruce,' Mack told Sound on Sound in 2013. "This was meant to be a joke, referring to how many Australian guys are called Bruce." Mack says a new word was actually added later. "We couldn't leave it like that, so eventually we replaced it with 'gruss,' based on the Bavarian greeting Grüß Gott - 'greet God.' Gruss, not Bruce, is what you hear in the song immediately following the title line. Mack also worked with QUEEN: "A bit like Freddie Mercury joking around at the end of Queen's [1985 single] 'One Vision,' singing 'fried chicken.'" "When I went onstage with it," Lynne told Rolling Stone, "everyone would sing 'Bruce.'" At first, Lynne stuck to his guns, singing his once-thought-invented, now-maybe-German word instead. Eventually, however, he caved. "I said 'Ah, fuck it,'" Lynne told VH1, "I'll sing 'Bruce' as well!" 😄. The band's name is a pun on "pops" orchestras that play popular music; in Britain they're known as "light" orchestras ⚡💡 🎹🥁🎸♪♫♬
Hey Janice how are you?
Thanks for the background information
These guys are really talented
@@dubzer0649 I am well, sir, and hoping you are too. YES, E. L.O. are very talented.
@@janiceduke1205I did not know that Reinhold Mack worked with ELO, too! 😁
@@debramoore7513 I am a bottomless pit of totally useless information. (˃̣̣̥‿˂̣̣̥). In May and June of '75, he worked with ELO for the first time, engineering the group's fifth studio album, Face The Music, before doing the same a year later on A New World Record, the UK breakthrough which - courtesy of hit songs such as 'Telephone Line', 'Livin' Thing' and 'Rockaria!' - mirrored the success that it had already been enjoying in the US.
@@janiceduke1205 💟❤️🧡💚💙💜🤎🖤💟
The lead singer from this, Jeff Lynne, was part of a supergroup in the late 80s, The Travelling Wilburys. It also consisted of The Beatles' George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison. Their most notable songs were "Handle With Care" and "End of the Line".
Thanks for the background on this one
I appreciate youn
They have tons of great songs. I can hear a lot of Beatles influence in them. I think you'll really enjoy hearing more from them. I like this song, but think it's one of their lesser ones. Try "Turn to Stone" or "Mr. Blue Sky"
Def got more coming
ELO is definitely a group you will have fun getting to know. They have SO many great songs. They are very interesting. I think "Hold On Tight" is one of my favorites. Great reaction. I've gotten behind the last few days. You are one of the ones I like to follow.
They are such a vibe got to see what else they have to offer
Oh yes sir. ELO. Old school right here.
Yes 🙌
This was a Jeff Lynne brainchild. You saw him most frequently in the video; sunglasses and big hair. LOTS of great songs, my favorite of which is Mr Blueskies. And a great segue into a band called The Traveling Wilburys whose members include Jeff Lynne, George Harrison of the Beatles, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison's son, Dhani for a short time in 2007, and Jim Keltner on drums. These are all fabulous famous super musicians who just decided to get together for fun and became a band. So there are TWO rabbit holes for you today!
Ah ok thanks for that I Greer have to check out more
Great Reaction I loved it. I’ll tell you once more before I get off the floor don’t bring me down. Don’t bring me down grooss. I have to say I thought he was saying Bruce for years. Loved your reaction. It was a lot of fun.😀👍❤️✌️🌼 edit to say another great ELO song suggestion.(Evil woman)🌼
Even after knowing it's not Bruce, it still sounds so much like that.
@@AudsVids I’m with you on that one. I still sing Bruce even though I know that’s not the lyric😂❤️✌️🌼
Ah the living legend that is Jeff Lynne the driving force behind ELO making magic since the early 1970s. This is a rabbit hole that you must go down. A superb reaction Sir. Paul 👍😊
Glad you enjoyed the reaction more elo to come
This group is a vibe
E-L-O..great band.. Big rabbit hole to go down... loads of big hits, try 'Turn to stone' 'evil woman' 'mr blue sky' or 'Showdown'
Yea they are a vibe def got more coming
After ELO, one of lead singer Jeff Lynne’s bands was the Traveling Wilburys - very famous members. Great harmonies
That’s really cool,
Thanks for watching
Love ELO! Check out their "Turn To Stone" song/video! Wicked!
Ok will do
@@dubzer0649 I think you'll find it unique.
And still touring after all these years . My kids and grandkids actually like their music . Five decades of greatness .
Yes they are such a. Vibe
Hell yeah. My favorite TH-camr jamming some E.L.O.
Yes 🙌
ELO was a huge, huge, HUGE hit maker from the early 1970s to early 1980s. It is lead by genius Jeff Lynne who has musical legacy well beyond ELO - and that’s another long story.
Don’t Bring Me Down might be a fun song, and it was their highest ranking US chart single, but it is a bit misleading. It’s missing their biggest feature people know them for: orchestral strings - where the “orchestra” in Electric Light Orchestra comes from.
ELO has at least a dozen high profile songs to review. One tune you might recognize from movies is the LONG VESION of Mr. Blue Sky. Others include Evil Woman, Livin’ Thing, Telephone Line, Turn To Stone, Do Ya, Strange Magic, Sweet Talkin’ Woman, Hold On Tight, Last Train To London, Showdown, Can’t Get It Out Of My Head, and more. Their deeper cuts are great, too: Fire On High, Tightrope, Wild West Hero, Standin’ In The Rain, and more. These are a good start.
If you end up liking their sound, you find yourself jumping into a deep rabbit hole. A new generation of music lovers and TH-cam reactors are discovering them and getting hooked. And no, ELO videos do not specialize in animation.
Yes I can tell they were somethjng they are a vibe
They were my first live concert at the age of 12. These guys are a never ending treasure trove of hits and deep dives. Incredible musicians and performers. I highly recommend Tightrope, Telephone Line, Strange Magic, Do Ya, Fire on High and of course Mr. Blue Sky; the happiest song on earth. These guys were huge in the late 70s to 80s. Pre- MTV era so you won't find videos for a lot of their stuff and the ones you do find will be similar to this because that is pretty much how things were done before the video age.
That’s cool especially at 12
Thanks for the background
The Electric Light Orchestra are an English rock band formed in Birmingham in 1970 by songwriters-multi-instrumentalists Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood with drummer Bev Bevan. 10538 Overture" became the first Electric Light Orchestra song.
They are a vibe def got lots more coming from them
The whole of the Out Of The Blue album is a 70s classic like Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours. This song came from the album after. The Jungle Brothers sampled the drums. Another great track from this album is The Diary Of Horace Wimp.
Evil Woman is a good one from them.
Def hav to check this out
I suggest the following ELO songs: Evil Woman, Hold On Tight, Sweet Talkin' Woman, Living Thing & Mr Blue Sky
Ok 👌 stay tuned
Love ELO (Electric Light Orchestra). Reminds me of my middle & high school days! Yep, I’m dating myself 💪💪 Mr. Blue Sky is one of my favorite ELO songs, a very happy song! Please do TELEPHONE LINE live at Wembley. ☎️
You, MISS DEBRA. are still a young girl. I, on the other had, could be on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW!!! 🤣
Def have to check that out then since it’s a favorite of yours
@@janiceduke1205 You are the treasure everyone is hoping for!! 💎 BIJOU
One of my favorites by elo
Glad you enjoyed good to see you
Tightrope....you HAVE to hear this one!!!!!
Ok I’ll add that one to my list
Theyre their own genre but damn it hits.
Yea big def got to be a big hit loved this one
Evil Woman and Mr Blue Sky if you want more.
ELO are still working,well as much as anyone in the UK can at the moment,they've got many hits Mr Blue Sky is the one most people associate with the group if you can find some live concerts you'll see where the orchestra comes in
That’s really cool, very special group here really enjoyed
It’s now call. Jeff Lynn’s ELO. Member of the Traveling Wilburys. A true super group. All legends check them out “Handle with care.”⚡️🌟🌟
That’s cool 😎
Greg Kikn Band, The break up song
Crazy how Jeff Lynne looks pretty much the same in any pic or video, regardless of which decade it is from lol
We use to roller skate and dance to this
That’s cool 😎
Blast from the past! Haven't heard this band in decades....good old days....thank you ✌💜
They are such a vibe
More ELO reactions pls. Check Last Train to London and Confusion
More to come stay tuned
In your free moments look up the flash mob videos for thier songs loads of fun
Ok will do
I did see ELO in 1976 at the Freedom Ffestivil at Nelson Ledges Quarry Park in northern ohio . There stage looked like a huge Flying saucer and the band started to play and half of the saucer lifted and there was the band. Later in the concert they had a Hot air balloon with a mirror disco ball it rose high in the air then they hit it with a Lazar beam the light was every where, they also shot a lazar beam to the moon, GREAT SHOW. But also at same concert there was more bands to see. Such as J Geils, Steve Miller, Heart, Elvin Bishop, and Roy Buchanan. and others. IT WAS A GREAT DAY. ps what i could remember. lol Great Reactions by the way.
Thats cool you got to experience this amazing band I really enjoyed this song
Thanks for the background so cool to hear it from people’s perspectives
ELO is fantastic. Check out their songs "Mr. Blue Sky", "Telephone Line" and "Tightrope".
Def will stay tuned
Thanks for wt
Mr Blue Sky is a personal favorite by ELO. Visual and audio is their specialty. Your reactions are great. 🎶🎶💕💕🦋
Def got that coming stay tuned
Good song
Glad you like this one, I saw the other was nfl
@@dubzer0649 lol
They're Brits, lot of hits in the 70-80s.
More to come
I believe this is the only song they recorded without orchestral backup or integration, which is what made them so special. You really need to do something else by them - there's a ton of hits to choose from. May I suggest Rockaria!
I just checked out mr blue sky
Just let me come DJ one night on a live. We going from Lil Wyte to R.E.O speed wagon
Please do all over the world
Ok I’ll check it out
Many great songs here you might try tightrope my favorite
Ok will do, stay tuned
Telephone Line ftw.
High✌ just subbed
Hey thanks for being here
I love this song now
Please React to:
Morissette - Could You Be Messiah (Official Music Video)th-cam.com/video/ghI8HLG_JuM/w-d-xo.html, this is the most beautiful voice and song i have ever heard🎼🎶💕
Ok I’ll check it out thanks for the link
Sweet talking woman.
Ok I’ll check that out too
Disco invades ELO. one of the most non-elo-sounding songs.