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There will never be another Jeff Lynne; pure genius.
Yeah. Never
Exactly!
What a song from a brilliant album great reaction thank you ❤
This features some of the funnest lyrics ELO ever wrote. Joy.
One of my favorites by ELO, but I do prefer the studio version over any live version. Jeff Lynne is a musical genius.
I totally agree!
Me too
Yes, I wish reactors would always first review the studio recordings (the ones that made it a hit and that we all remember and love) before any live recording, UNLESS the live version was the most popular or the one that charted.
This is about a rock singer dating an opera singer and they didn't like each others music but then they played together and then liked each other music and i think the Mayor was there but I wasn't really sure.
The amazing Mr Lynne.
The word “genius” is way over-used,but in Jeff Lynnes case,absolutely spot on.
Genius indeed.
On the album version the lyrics were shared between Jeff Lynne and Kelly Groucutt. Unfortunately, Kelly died a few years back and so they are now shared with Iain Hornell who does a great job.
Finally! A reaction to Rockaria! ❤
Salvo, this Genius was almost 72 at that time … and still he’s making his songs sound so intense!
A New World Record album was more than just "successful". It was a big hit. So many songs from it were played on the radio at the time. I bought the album way back then and loved it ever since. Must hear other tunes from it like: "Tightrope", "Telephone Line", "So Fine", "Livin' Thing", "Do Ya", "Shangri-La". Enjoy!
PLEASE! Do the studio version. It's so tight!!
Take a look at Jeff Lynne : Telephone Line - Acoustic with Richard Tandy (another ELO member) ... live from Jeff's house ... and simply wonderful!
It would be helpful if you could give us a link when you suggest we check out another video.
YES! Do the studio version 😀
My favorite song is Mr. Blue Sky (live at Wembley stadium). The happiest song ever written.
Mr Blue Sky needs hear with the rest of the Concerto imo. It's brilliant.
Honestly, it really is best to always first review the studio recording of a song you've never heard before (the one that made it a hit and that we all remember and love) before any live recording, UNLESS the live version was the most popular or the one that charted.
As a musician I always prefer to see the live versions, as you get to a see a usually superior version, and the band interaction and having fun
---> This, what you said, one constant is Jeff Lynne. Not just his voice and guitar, but writing, producing, all of it. He plays a lot of the instruments too. He does it all. He is and was ELO.
As for if the studio version has the same elements as the live - YES, even more so!
This version and this song are some of the last things I would have recommended for you to hear from ELO. You are missing all the best of them. I love the live more recent performances, don't get me wrong, but you *just must* hear them in their hey day. You will get so much more of his brilliance.
If you don't hear Out of the Blue (or several other albums of theirs) it would be a crime.
Like others say, you need the studio version first. That said, Jeff is just beyond brilliant - still.
The most stunning thing of theirs to *see* is Roll Over Beethoven (not a later version like this).
The reason the later work is called 'Jeff Lynne's ELO' is because a member or two split from the band and called themselves ELO II or something like that, and Jeff said it was always his band, so he started calling his band Jeff Lynne's ELO and look who's still around and who isn't!
ELO has just so many songs you need to hear. Jeff Lynne's ELO is great, but dig in to the early ELO band music. So. much goodness to be had.
This song is more rockabilly than country, and it's because Jeff experimented with so many different things. They were experimental or art rock more than anything else. He wrote most of the music to the movie Xanadu. ELO's (Jeff's) answer to disco was an absolutely killer song called Last Train to London. See a video from Xanadu or the flash mob version of All Over the World. ELO has many many songs you must hear. Big rabbit hole.
Great album, cool tune!!.. Even more different is "So Fine".. "Do Ya'.. "Mr Blue Sky".. ""Evil Woman"..
Zero country just some good old rock n roll with a helping of opera.
I just found you, I'm a new subscriber. Fun channel! I love your musical insights. Jeff Lynne's ELO is out on a North American tour right now. As you know they are fantastic live and in person and it took Jeff a long time to enjoy playing these almost impossible to play studio songs, live. It's the best concert of the year and they are performing - Rockaria! Would be fun to get your reaction to the concert or the Rockaria! studio version...
Nice song by him. When I was a boy.
I believe Jeff Lynne was 72 here!
Hopefully you heard the studio version, which is killer. I get prog rock, rock, blues, a hint of classical, and a little country on some of the honky tonk guitar riffs.
Please do the original ELO... Roy wood, Bev Bevan and Richard Tandy are key contributors to the band , and also inducted into the Hall of Fame with Jeff Lynne. If you watch the 70's version of this song /video you'll see the difference 👍
I highly recommend Showdown, their best song imo. Love your vibe!
Rockaria... Rock Aria.. an Aria (Operatic Solo) of Rock.
I don’t pick up on country vibes but I have always felt it had a nod to the roots of rock and roll , so maybe that early rockabilly sound
It's a great song. Heard it live and it's brilliant, but album version is superb too. Give it a listen.
The one...
The only...
Jeff Lynne...
thank you lord
The live versions at Hyde Park and Wembley Stadium has a better sound quality. Faster paced and not as muddled.
I remember listening to this for the first time on WNEW in NYC and was amazed how good this was. Next I heard their version of Roll Over Beethoven. Incredible! I would say a bit of rockabilly!
Thanks, Salvo - Jeff Lynne is indeed, brilliant... I appreciate your reactions... (p.s. so Freddie Mercury wasn't exactly the first rocker to incorporate opera, right? although I think Fred was more integral in the way he worked with Montsy)
I think the studio version is better, if only for Jeff being able to go falsetto with ease. He could really get up there back then.
A new world record
Not new world order
For a country rock feel you need some POCO in your reaction bank. Early Poco. Later Poco kinda went MOR.
Good reaction! If you want to hear a little country/western in ELO, you should react to "Wild West Hero"! A great tune!!
99% of the time the STUDIO version is superior in every way.
I lean more toward 85%, some live performances just transcend anything a studio version could demonstrate
@@SalvoG It seems you've only heard live ELO and more recent versions. You truly need to listen to early ELO (same songs as these). They have so many killer songs. And, yes, ELO is all Jeff's and yes, he is a genius. When ELO came on the scene, they were very experimental with the use of vocoder and the use of strings in rock songs and just so many other things. No one was doing the things they were. You must hear their early stuff and the studio versions. There is a reason everyone is saying it. Jeff is a genius in the studio preferring it over the limelight.
It's a Shame he has to be mentioned as from ElO because most people don't know his name. Been listening to them from early days. Even with Traveling W's others were mentioned and he was always mentioned and surnote of from ELO.
Jeff chose to be publicly low key during his prime ELO years. He said that he felt awkward being a “front man” and avoided the spotlight.
A good result of naming it “Jeff Lynne’s ELO” today is more music fans know who he is and the music he’s responsible for. I’ve heard him referred to by name more than ever. As he’s gotten older, l’d say he now appreciates the attention he gets.
It's like Steely Dan. Knowledgeable music people know who they are but most people don't. They actually think it's a guy named Steely
You need the lyrics for the full effect.
New World RECORD....not New World Ordrer...
Wait, have you never done an ELO song before??? You must check out all their huge hits! As stated, this was not as much of a hit there in the U.S.
Oh, you have done a few, but only the live versions of "Livin' Thing" and "Telephone Line".
Now you have to do "rollover Beetoven"
BeeGees much younger brother Andy Gibb on Midnight Special singing
I Just Wanna Be Your Everything.
Please react to Michael Jackson and Barry Gibb
All In Your Name.
Please do the studio version or official video, where you can see the original ELO strings. You'll really love that one. Thanks Salvo!
Yes, I wish reactors would always first review the studio recordings (the ones that made it a hit and that we all remember and love) before any live recording, UNLESS the live version was the most popular or the one that charted.
You should definitely do the studio version and the album is “A New World RECORD” (not A New World Order 😊).
Love the Jeff Lynne appreciation!! Thanks Theresa!! 💕
Need the studio version or the original video version…..not that this is bad it is not but original has jeff’s more youthful punch plus the original opera vocal
The song Tightrope showcases the orchestral aspect with the rock very well. The STUDIO version is so lush!
I love Jeff Lynne and ELO so much! Thank you for the reaction Sal I could watch every live concert of ELO forever! I hope they come to the South in the USA so I can see them live!🤞
Wrong dude! Review the original and recorded version. These singers are out of range, so they are acceptable for a concert due to Jeff age.
Sounding great, still kicking it! Too true and in that show (it went out live on radio and TV) Jeff was poorly, you can tell he was a bit down on the energy and the backing singer did more of it that usual. Melanie Lewis Macdonald was the female backing singer doing the operatic parts. Welsh opera singer Mary Thomas (RIP) sang on the original record. In the live shows in the 70s era that operatic part was sung by Kelly Groucutt (RIP) , who had an excellent falsetto singing voice.
We had it ALL!
Rock aria...aria is an operatic thing.
If you find live versions from Wembley Stadium in 2017, it was the first time Jeff had the budget to have full live productions that rival the studio recordings. There are variations from the originals, but mostly musical choices and not compromising for lack of players and instrumentation. Check out the whole concert. "Wembly or Bust"
...and you react to any versions you want to buddy...I'm sure you will!
I could hear Little Richard singing this!
Period, as Jeff is British, we would say full stop, period is a 28 day menstrual cycle.
In music, an aria (Italian: [ˈaːrja]; plural: arie [ˈaːrje], or arias in common usage, diminutive form arietta [aˈrjetta], plural ariette, or in English simply air) is a self-contained piece for one voice, in this case a rock aria.
I think you could call this "rockabilly" since you hear that bit of country. To me it sounds like early Beatles. Jeff Lynne is probably the biggest Beatles fan ever.
Great reaction! Totally off topic but are you going to do Messer's new one Agony. I love it. The lyrics! The production!
Yes, I am just waiting for the weekend
@@SalvoG yeah! Something to look forward to!!!