Electric Light Orchestra The UK Singles Volume One 1972-1978 7" Vinyl Single Boxset 2018
Tracklist:
1. 10538 Overture
2. First Movement (Jumping Biz)
3. First Movement (Jumping Biz)
4. Queen of the Hours
5. Roll Over Beethoven
6. In Old England Town (Instrumental)
7. Queen of the Hours
8. Oh No Not Susan
9. Showdown
10. Illusions in G Major
11. In Old England Town
12. 10538 Overture
13. Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
14. Daybreaker
15. Oh No Not Susan
16. Showdown
17. Can't Get It Out of My Head
18. Fire On High
19. Illusions In G Major
20. Poker
21. Evil Woman
22. Poor Box (The Greenwood)
23. King of the Universe
24. 10538 Overture
25. Mister Kingdom
26. Nightrider
27. One Summer Dream
28. Daybreaker
29. Eldorado
30. Strange Magic
31. Bluebird Is Dead
32. Showdown
33. Strange Magic
34. Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
35. Evil Woman
36. Livin' Thing
37. Fire On High
38. Rockaria!
39. Poker
40. Telephone Line
41. Poor Box (The Greenwood)
42. King of the Universe
43. Turn to Stone
44. Mister Kingdom
45. Mr. Blue Sky
46. One Summer Dream
47. Wild West Hero
48. Eldorado
49. Sweet Talkin' Woman
50. Bluebird Is Dead
51. Can't Get It Out of My Head
52. Strange Magic
53. Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
54. Evil Woman
This box set features ELO's early output of hits and B-sides as originally experienced by the band's fans in their native UK. The set includes 15 groundbreaking 45 RPM singles plus 1978's 'The ELO EP', each fully recreated from their original releases more than four decades ago. All of the music was remastered from the analogue source tapes, while each of the 16 7-inch vinyl discs feature detailed reproductions of the original sleeves and labels from the 1970s. Nine of these singles - including 'Roll Over Beethoven', 'Evil Woman', 'Livin' Thing', 'Telephone Line' and 'Mr. Blue Sky' - reached the Top 10 of the British charts and remain among the world's most enduring classic rock songs. On rock radio and beyond, ELO's hits continue to permeate pop culture. In 2017, 'Livin' Thing' was featured in a widely-seen advertisement for Volkswagen while 'Mr. Blue Sky' underscored a pivotal scene in the Marvel Studios blockbuster 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2'.