Hola , amigo : I guess they can do it with " Midnight blue " ( 1979 ) , too : ua-cam.com/video/f38qG3Aeb-A/v-deo.html A precious and immortal song, recorded at Musicland Studios ( Munich, Germany ), owned by the Italian musician and producer Giorgio Moroder. You can see the influence of Beethoven, Bach, Wagner and Johann Strauss, in addition to that rich mix of styles, ranging from the doo wop of The Platters and The Chordettes, for example, through the sound and heritage of The Beatles, until the disco style, represented by Barry White, Van McCoy, The Bee Gees, Donna Summer (who also recorded in the same studios, like Queen, Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and many other greats) and others.
There is a touch of Viennese waltz as a whole ( The theme itself is a waltz, but with a slower rhythm ), an iota of bolero, as well as blues, swing and the aforementioned doo wop (The influence of African music it's undeniable - I think.) All a bitterness that makes this beautiful ballad, an ethereal song and without equal. In its part of strings and choral arrangements, Jeff Lynne, its composer and main voice, Richard Tandy, keyboardist of E.L.O. and Louis Clark ( R.I.P. .), who conducted the orchestra. Kelly Groucutt ( R.I.P. ), bassist for E.L.O. , was his second voice and part of the choirs, too. Among many other details, it is worth mentioning that this song used the synthesizer, recently launched on the market at that time, the Yamaha CS-80, the same one with which he created immortal melodies, the Greek musician Vangelis; and sound engineer Reinhold Mack (who was very close, in his work, to Queen), used Sennheiser microphones, placed at different distances, in order to create a magnificent surround sound environment, similar to that of the interior of a cathedral. This is very evident, in two other ballads present in the album "Discovery" (1979), to which this song belongs, "Need her love" (With a strong Gregorian chant glaze) and "Confusion" (With a marked accent in Richard Wagner's choral work.) Lyrically speaking, in one of its parts, there is a reference to a verse from the play "Romeo and Juliet" ( William Shakespeare ): It says "... But what's the difference cos' they say what's in a name ..." ( "... But, how much do they look at what is in a surname ...") It is intuited that the song refers to the furtive encounter between two lovers, at the stroke of midnight, in a desolate place, which must end before dawn, so as not to be discovered by those close to them. This song was not made as a single, on either side of the Atlantic, but in Australia. A hug . Greetings from Chile, South America
It's obvious they have a Dad with not only great taste in music, but also that they were raised extremely well. They are very respectful and have very likable personalities and attitudes. Which is why this channel continues to be one of my favorites!
@@Cosmo-Kramer They are sisters, aged 11 and 17, although both may have already reached their next birthday. And I think their mailing address is in the Los Angeles area, although I could be mistaken.
I was your age when this music first came out. Maybe younger, like sixth grade when I first heard the song Telephone Line which was their first song I fell in love with. I think this was the second one of theirs I heard. So fun watching you groove to "my music". You ladies are awesome. Keep up the amazing work. ✌️😎👍
Mr. Blue Sky has got to be next from these guys. It’s a song that if everyone in the world listened to it at the exact same time, by songs end the entire human race would have a smile on their face and feel happy for a while. Imagine that.
Trying to leave you this comment AGAIN!!!... I loved your reaction to this song!! This is ELO, and so you really really really need to react to a live performance! I like "Mr. Blue Sky". I suggest 'Jeff Lynne's ELO - Mr. Blue Sky at Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park 2014'. Rock on!!
It's better for a first reaction for them to just listen to the studio recordings. Then, if they love a couple of tracks, do a separate reaction to them live. (And for live performances, nothing beats their show at Wembley Stadium in London, 2017.)
@@Cosmo-Kramer I just watched that. The only bummer is that the video cuts off the end part that contains the conclusion of the song. I did like where that guy was playing the fire extinguisher! lol EDIT: There is a fan-shot video of that performance that includes the ending.
I have been a fan of ELO since I first heard them on the radio. Their sound was something different, the mix of rock, pop and orchestral captured me from he very first album they released. They ended up with quite a few hits.
Mr blue sky has got to be on your list one day it was the first record I ever bought from W H SMITHS on my own I was about ten I got on the bus went into town got it and rushed home to play it when I got it out it was blue I was absolutely blown away that was way back early 70s lovely times for me thank you Mia thank you Juliet for my great memories beautiful reaction and well said this journey is epic so lets continue best regards T
Thanks lovely young ladies, I asked your dad to put this on the list on your live stream and am so glad that you liked it. I had this album on 8-track, my other 2 favorites on this album are called "Do Ya" and "Tightrope" they are also excellent songs to check out, you will also love these songs!
You girls have just opened the door to Nostalgia not only classic rock. This is music from my days and there still some of my favorites. Jeff Lynn has a fantastic and amazing voice, I can't compare him to any one, it's just so unique. After ELO he went on to a group called the Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and George Harrison. You should check them out as well, when you have time of course.
Welcome aboard, youngsters! I first heard E.L.O. back in 1976, when I was a freshman in High School, here in Los Angeles CA.. E.L.O. is one of my top 7 bands of all time. E.L.O. has over a hundred different songs on all their albums.
When you start thinking about the time period when this was produced (1976), you suddenly realize that there were very few 'special effects' used and everything was mastered on a 16 track Ampex *TAPE RECORDER!* No digital recorders, no autotune, just pure talent, near perfect harmonies, and timing.😁 Just for fun, you gals should look up every '3 letter' band from the 70's and react to one or 2 songs apiece (i.e. ELP, YES, BTO, ELO, etc etc.) I had a couple 33 1/3 LP albums from ELO back in the day. Great reaction you two!😎👍
Hi ladies! You're hitting on some great music now! I was just about Mia's age when this song came out (God, I feel so old now!). I hope you check out other ELO songs, because they have a lot of hits. Others have given you great suggestions, but "Evil Woman" is probably my favorite. Great reaction! Love ya, ladies!
Listen to any song by ELO and you will be blown away by anything you hear by them. Music made in the past which sounded like it was from the future when it was made in the past. Listening to them now still sounds like they are from the future.
With each new song you pick im like HECK YEAH! Great way to start my morning, I'm all smiles. My dad turned me onto ELO when I was young and I hope you do more, would love to see Turn To Stone and Fire On High!
YEE Girls I always thought it was like diving into it a relationship. you know that's always a you're always taking a big chance. Every time you do that, good interpretation girl'sI liked what you both said. Thanks girls I still have whiplash from choke!!
Good to hear this again it’s been a while for me. Glad you gals enjoyed! I think it was appropriate to have the Beatles shirt on, Juliet as they are pretty similar. Enjoyed all of your observations and analogies and your interpretations, good stuff. And your dual vocals were righteous. :-) Ride that wave!
I agree with your song choice, but not your suggestion for a lyrics video. It's a natural tendency to read ahead in lyrics videos, and that disrupts the intended song experience. The lyrics are plenty clear enough in, "Telephone Line", to understand what exactly what the song is talking about.
Oh it brings me back to 10.th grade where we visited London and head that record over and over again. Yes very catchy. The instrument you thinking of Juliet is the violin. Great reaction girls
Truly a joy to join you on this journey, most of us have obviously heard these amazing bands before , what I'd give to discover them all over again lol....
Girls, Check out some of their Live stuff from the Out of The Blue Album, you will be amazed. I saw that Tour twice, and the electric violin, cellos, laser beams, sound, and whole Gig just Blew me Away.
Mr. Blue Sky is on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 and is the happiest song ever. The double disc album Out of The Blue was written in 3 weeks while Jeff was hiding out at a chalet in the Swiss Alps.
Trying to leave you my comment AGAIN!... I loved your reaction to this song!! This is ELO, and so you really really really need to react to a live performance! I like "Mr. Blue Sky". I suggest 'Jeff Lynne's ELO - Mr. Blue Sky at Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park 2014'. Rock on!!
I just saw that the comment I left before was restored! Sooo... sorry for the duplication. There actually might be three of them. lol Anyway, that is my recommendation!
I saw E.L.O. in concert back in 1978. (Yeah, I'm old. Ha!) One of the best shows I ever saw. I read a newspaper article in my local newspaper about the concert the next day. They were supposed to arrive from a spaceship prop onto the stage. But, the prop got left behind in Montreal! Didn't matter. Didn't need the prop. Still a great show.
I love that you both appreciated this song. And also that you found it to be "cinematic" The song for both of you is ""God Only Knows" by the Beach Boys Yes, that sounds lame on paper... put into so many movies though... because it's so GORGEOUS. Investigate whether on your channel or in life. Just do. 🎉💕👍
It is my understanding that when they first started out they could not agree on the name of the group, so when the record company contacted them with a form for them to fill out as to what would be on the album cover they sent it back with the spot for 'name of the band' filled in with 'to be announced'. You guessed it...that is what they were originally billed as.
No, the story is this: The record company that was distributing their first album in the US called their UK record company to find out the name of the album and couldn't get a hold of anyone. So the secretary left a note to her bosses that said "No answer", meaning that she had never talked to anyone. So their first album came out in the US as "No Answer". It was released in the UK as the name of the band, "Electric Light Orchestra". You can look this up to see that it's true.
Felicitaciones niñas ,ELO es un grupo sano, sin drogas, ni alcohol, ni malos ejemplos. Es un lujo de grupo. Try Last Train To london🚝,Evil Woman✳️ ,Mr Blue Sky🌅 I see you from South América, CHILE🇨🇱
Been a fan of ELO from their beginnings. The fact that a lot of your generation can appreciate their music too is cooler than cool. LOL Like others suggested here, keep making videos of your listening to more of their most popular songs. Be interesting to know what you think of this band over all after going thru their songs.
ELO is driven by localist / lyricist Jeff Lynne who was often labeled as the fifth Beatle. He is a musical genius who is also a main piece of the Traveling Wilburys. This is a deep rabbit hole girls!!
Hi Danas Faith The first time I heard ELO they were a back up band We went to the show to see the headliner. we had no idea who these guys were they came on started playing Beethoven's fifth symphony we were thinking what is this at a rock show then they breakout with a Chuck Berry guitar solo and play Roll over Beethoven the show was great. The headliner was Santana what a great show that was. It was a great time to be a fan of music like this it was all bran new not just songs from the oldies station. You could see shows like that for 5 or 6 dollars. There were a lot of marihuana smoked at those shows. So as long as your parents didn't know that and forbid you from going.
This was my first concert ELO and Heart! I never heard of either one but I fell in love with both bands afterwards. What an amazing band and had so many hits!
You gotta love the strings in ELO music. They bring great grooving songs with strings and catchy lyrics. Check out Mr Blue Sky, Sweet Talkin woman, Don't bring me down, and Gurn to stone for more ELO bangers.
Another great band that came out of the 70s! Man I remember this one so much! One of my brothers favorite band! That whole album is great!👌😎👍🤟🤘great reaction young ladies! Man I was 13 years old when this song came out!😳boy I’m old!
I remember our family was on vacation stopped in Rawlings Wyoming and did some shopping I wandered into a music store and bought ELO's "New World Record" on 8 track and we listened to it the whole trip in our Ford LTD station wagon.
Sorry guys! UA-cam keeps turning off the comments!
I emailed the two of you mentioning the comments were shut off. When I came back on, I see comments were now open. UA-cam can be crazy at times. 😘💓
@@suzycanusazep-girl68 Yes Suzy! We have manually turned ON the comments 4 times. We are a little disappointed at UA-cam right now! : (
@@suzycanusazep-girl68 LOL, me too! :)
@@danasfaith5738 I thought I did something wrong or said something wrong laugh out loud they did that just because of me
@@danasfaith5738 I am more than a little disappointed at UA-cam! I hope the comment I left for you below stays!
Mr. Blue Sky....one of my favorites from the band.
Telephone Line, Mr. Blue Sky, Strange Magic, Don't Bring Me Down, and Evil Woman are a few of their other hits. This was a good one.
Hola , amigo :
I guess they can do it with " Midnight blue " ( 1979 ) , too :
ua-cam.com/video/f38qG3Aeb-A/v-deo.html
A precious and immortal song, recorded at Musicland Studios ( Munich, Germany ), owned by the Italian musician and producer Giorgio Moroder.
You can see the influence of Beethoven, Bach, Wagner and Johann Strauss, in addition to that rich mix of styles, ranging from the doo wop of The Platters and The Chordettes, for example, through the sound and heritage of The Beatles, until the disco style, represented by Barry White, Van McCoy, The Bee Gees, Donna Summer (who also recorded in the same studios, like Queen, Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and many other greats) and others.
There is a touch of Viennese waltz as a whole ( The theme itself is a waltz, but with a slower rhythm ), an iota of bolero, as well as blues, swing and the aforementioned doo wop (The influence of African music it's undeniable - I think.)
All a bitterness that makes this beautiful ballad, an ethereal song and without equal.
In its part of strings and choral arrangements, Jeff Lynne, its composer and main voice, Richard Tandy, keyboardist of E.L.O. and Louis Clark ( R.I.P. .), who conducted the orchestra.
Kelly Groucutt ( R.I.P. ), bassist for E.L.O. , was his second voice and part of the choirs, too.
Among many other details, it is worth mentioning that this song used the synthesizer, recently launched on the market at that time, the Yamaha CS-80, the same one with which he created immortal melodies, the Greek musician Vangelis; and sound engineer Reinhold Mack (who was very close, in his work, to Queen), used Sennheiser microphones, placed at different distances, in order to create a magnificent surround sound environment, similar to that of the interior of a cathedral. This is very evident, in two other ballads present in the album "Discovery" (1979), to which this song belongs, "Need her love" (With a strong Gregorian chant glaze) and "Confusion" (With a marked accent in Richard Wagner's choral work.)
Lyrically speaking, in one of its parts, there is a reference to a verse from the play "Romeo and Juliet" ( William Shakespeare ): It says "... But what's the difference cos' they say what's in a name ..." ( "... But, how much do they look at what is in a surname ...")
It is intuited that the song refers to the furtive encounter between two lovers, at the stroke of midnight, in a desolate place, which must end before dawn, so as not to be discovered by those close to them.
This song was not made as a single, on either side of the Atlantic, but in Australia.
A hug .
Greetings from Chile, South America
The young one is wise beyond her years and funny too good job girls
She also has a very mature, strong voice. It was momentarily startling hearing it come from her pixie body. lol
It's obvious they have a Dad with not only great taste in music, but also that they were raised extremely well. They are very respectful and have very likable personalities and attitudes. Which is why this channel continues to be one of my favorites!
@@centuryrox I'm new to the channel. Are they sisters? What are there ages? And where are they from? (They complement each other well.)
@@Cosmo-Kramer They are sisters, aged 11 and 17, although both may have already reached their next birthday. And I think their mailing address is in the Los Angeles area, although I could be mistaken.
@@centuryrox Thanks.
I was your age when this music first came out. Maybe younger, like sixth grade when I first heard the song Telephone Line which was their first song I fell in love with.
I think this was the second one of theirs I heard. So fun watching you groove to "my music".
You ladies are awesome. Keep up the amazing work.
✌️😎👍
Mr. Blue Sky has got to be next from these guys. It’s a song that if everyone in the world listened to it at the exact same time, by songs end the entire human race would have a smile on their face and feel happy for a while. Imagine that.
Trying to leave you this comment AGAIN!!!... I loved your reaction to this song!! This is ELO, and so you really really really need to react to a live performance! I like "Mr. Blue Sky". I suggest 'Jeff Lynne's ELO - Mr. Blue Sky at Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park 2014'. Rock on!!
It's better for a first reaction for them to just listen to the studio recordings. Then, if they love a couple of tracks, do a separate reaction to them live. (And for live performances, nothing beats their show at Wembley Stadium in London, 2017.)
@@Cosmo-Kramer I just watched that. The only bummer is that the video cuts off the end part that contains the conclusion of the song. I did like where that guy was playing the fire extinguisher! lol EDIT: There is a fan-shot video of that performance that includes the ending.
This made my night
I have been a fan of ELO since I first heard them on the radio. Their sound was something different, the mix of rock, pop and orchestral captured me from he very first album they released. They ended up with quite a few hits.
Mr blue sky has got to be on your list one day it was the first record I ever bought from W H SMITHS on my own I was about ten I got on the bus went into town got it and rushed home to play it when I got it out it was blue I was absolutely blown away that was way back early 70s lovely times for me thank you Mia thank you Juliet for my great memories beautiful reaction and well said this journey is epic so lets continue best regards T
Thanks lovely young ladies, I asked your dad to put this on the list on your live stream and am so glad that you liked it. I had this album on 8-track, my other 2 favorites on this album are called "Do Ya" and "Tightrope" they are also excellent songs to check out, you will also love these songs!
You need to react to their song, "Mr. Blue Sky", the happiest song ever recorded. Another good one is "Turn to Stone".
Fire on High ....another good one to listen.
Okay I'm a 70s teenager. You need to hear the band Chicago. Song is "25 or 6 to 4." Trust me you want to hear this song.
You girls have just opened the door to Nostalgia not only classic rock. This is music from my days and there still some of my favorites. Jeff Lynn has a fantastic and amazing voice, I can't compare him to any one, it's just so unique. After ELO he went on to a group called the Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and George Harrison. You should check them out as well, when you have time of course.
Welcome aboard, youngsters! I first heard E.L.O. back in 1976, when I was a freshman in High School, here in Los Angeles CA.. E.L.O. is one of my top 7 bands of all time. E.L.O. has over a hundred different songs on all their albums.
When you start thinking about the time period when this was produced (1976), you suddenly realize that there were very few 'special effects' used and everything was mastered on a 16 track Ampex *TAPE RECORDER!* No digital recorders, no autotune, just pure talent, near perfect harmonies, and timing.😁 Just for fun, you gals should look up every '3 letter' band from the 70's and react to one or 2 songs apiece (i.e. ELP, YES, BTO, ELO, etc etc.) I had a couple 33 1/3 LP albums from ELO back in the day. Great reaction you two!😎👍
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XTC - Senses Working Overtime
Hi ladies! You're hitting on some great music now! I was just about Mia's age when this song came out (God, I feel so old now!). I hope you check out other ELO songs, because they have a lot of hits. Others have given you great suggestions, but "Evil Woman" is probably my favorite. Great reaction! Love ya, ladies!
All this social/UA-cam debacle would drive me nuts. You two are good at handling it 💯🙌🏼 and, cool song/reaction
Listen to any song by ELO and you will be blown away by anything you hear by them. Music made in the past which sounded like it was from the future when it was made in the past. Listening to them now still sounds like they are from the future.
Glad you guys found elo enjoy girls
With each new song you pick im like HECK YEAH! Great way to start my morning, I'm all smiles. My dad turned me onto ELO when I was young and I hope you do more, would love to see Turn To Stone and Fire On High!
YEE Girls I always thought it was like diving into it a relationship. you know that's always a you're always taking a big chance. Every time you do that, good interpretation girl'sI liked what you both said. Thanks girls
I still have whiplash from choke!!
Good to hear this again it’s been a while for me. Glad you gals enjoyed! I think it was appropriate to have the Beatles shirt on, Juliet as they are pretty similar. Enjoyed all of your observations and analogies and your interpretations, good stuff. And your dual vocals were righteous. :-) Ride that wave!
Props to your dad!!! Wish my dad was like yours.
Believe that this song is about the wave of passionate emotions that create life itself. That it is a gift and a terrible thing to lose. ✌❤🌹
'Telephone ☎️ Line' , puh'lease? ( lyric video)
I agree
I agree with your song choice, but not your suggestion for a lyrics video. It's a natural tendency to read ahead in lyrics videos, and that disrupts the intended song experience. The lyrics are plenty clear enough in, "Telephone Line", to understand what exactly what the song is talking about.
Every song on this album (A New World Record) is fantastic! The best one is "Telephone Line". It's my favorite song by my favorite band 😍
❤️ your T-Shirt (Beatles 4ever)
The violin intro by Mik Kaminski is simply beautiful and creative. 👍👍
Oh it brings me back to 10.th grade where we visited London and head that record over and over again. Yes very catchy.
The instrument you thinking of Juliet is the violin.
Great reaction girls
Sweet talkin woman is another good one too
It makes me happy to see young talented girls like you enjoying this kind of music. I love your style! Keep going strong!
Truly a joy to join you on this journey, most of us have obviously heard these amazing bands before , what I'd give to discover them all over again lol....
I just my hands on their Greatest Hits CD yesterday at a thrift store in Elizabeth, NJ. So much wonderful music for under a dollar!
This reaction was super entertaining and had me smiling so hard.
Hi girls nice reaction again I also like this band the song mr blue sky is a must but they have many more good songs!
Girls, Check out some of their Live stuff from the Out of The Blue Album, you will be amazed. I saw that Tour twice, and the electric violin, cellos, laser beams, sound, and whole Gig just Blew me Away.
What an adorable version of this song! I love it!! Thank you for sharing!!!
i have been listening to electronic light orchestra as far back as 1977 there music is timeless
React to "Roll Over Beethoven" great song by ELO. Stay safe, stay beautiful, have a great evening!
Thank you Michael! Please stay safe too!
Great reactions... ELO always is uplifting to me...
Mr. Blue Sky is on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 and is the happiest song ever. The double disc album Out of The Blue was written in 3 weeks while Jeff was hiding out at a chalet in the Swiss Alps.
Also another good one is Fire On High. It's an instrumental but it is EPIC! Great job, you two
Nice to see our young people enjoying REAL music for the 70's. ROCK ON !!!
Trying to leave you my comment AGAIN!... I loved your reaction to this song!! This is ELO, and so you really really really need to react to a live performance! I like "Mr. Blue Sky". I suggest 'Jeff Lynne's ELO - Mr. Blue Sky at Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park 2014'. Rock on!!
I just saw that the comment I left before was restored! Sooo... sorry for the duplication. There actually might be three of them. lol Anyway, that is my recommendation!
They were different but good none the less. Enjoy ladies.
Different... I believe the proper term would be unique!
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD Thanks, you beat me to it. lol
I saw E.L.O. in concert back in 1978. (Yeah, I'm old. Ha!) One of the best shows I ever saw. I read a newspaper article in my local newspaper about the concert the next day. They were supposed to arrive from a spaceship prop onto the stage. But, the prop got left behind in Montreal! Didn't matter. Didn't need the prop. Still a great show.
Was that in Portland, Maine? I saw them on that tour too and was so disappointed that they didn't bring the spaceship to Portland.
@@scospi Yes! That was the one!
You guys need to do Electric Light Orchestra's Mr Blue Sky, it was voted the #1 Happy song of 2020 in the UK
That's a violin. And yes, the line is "it's a living thing, it's a terrible thing to lose...".
funny how these songs are new to you when they were new to me when they came out -- I feel old lol
LOL!
The female backing vocal was Patti Quatro, the sister of Suzie Quatro.
I love that you both appreciated this song.
And also that you found it to be "cinematic"
The song for both of you is ""God Only Knows" by the Beach Boys
Yes, that sounds lame on paper... put into so many movies though... because it's so GORGEOUS.
Investigate whether on your channel or in life.
Just do.
🎉💕👍
Mia got this one!
I love it when you 2 sing!
GROOVY INDEED..YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME..KEEP' EM COMIN;; AND P.S. JEFF LYNNE IS A GENIUS!! ALL MY BEST,KENT IN OHIO.
ELO is music to feel good by
There’s so many more great tunes by ELO go down that rabbit hole
yes I have everything they ever did on my spotify playlist. so incredible.
That sound is a mixture of violins, cellos and the orchestra
I think I heard some banjo, too.
@@trhansen3244 That was probably the violin plucking you were hearing.
I love your opinion, this is the classic song of the 70s, thank you girls :)
It is my understanding that when they first started out they could not agree on the name of the group, so when the record company contacted them with a form for them to fill out as to what would be on the album cover they sent it back with the spot for 'name of the band' filled in with 'to be announced'. You guessed it...that is what they were originally billed as.
So they were TBA before they were ELO. 😊
@@oldiesgeek454 Haha. I might be wrong. It might have been 'undecided' or something. I heard the story a long time ago.
No, the story is this: The record company that was distributing their first album in the US called their UK record company to find out the name of the album and couldn't get a hold of anyone. So the secretary left a note to her bosses that said "No answer", meaning that she had never talked to anyone. So their first album came out in the US as "No Answer". It was released in the UK as the name of the band, "Electric Light Orchestra". You can look this up to see that it's true.
@@unrulyjulie4382 That's a great story, thanks for sharing that. 😊
@@unrulyjulie4382 I totally believe you. I heard the story like ten years ago.
Girls Stevie Ray Vaughn!!! VOODOE CHILD and PRIDE AN JOY!!!! MAKE U GALS CRY!!!!!!
Felicitaciones niñas ,ELO es un grupo sano, sin drogas, ni alcohol, ni malos ejemplos. Es un lujo de grupo. Try Last Train To london🚝,Evil Woman✳️ ,Mr Blue Sky🌅 I see you from South América, CHILE🇨🇱
Space Ace Frehley from Kiss did a cover of an ELO song "Do Ya" - check out both?
I'd suggest the following ELO songs: Don't Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Sweet Talkin Woman & Hold On Tight
classic band from the 70's
OMG you are both sooo adorable! You are my favorite reaction duo. I love how you totally get the essence of the music. Rock on!
welcome to ELO...all i can say is listen to their entire Time album in order....
Jeff Lynne's voice is so cool.......
Lovely reaction to Jeff Lynn, Birmingham's very own Amadeus!!
Been a fan of ELO from their beginnings. The fact that a lot of your generation can appreciate their music too is cooler than cool. LOL Like others suggested here, keep making videos of your listening to more of their most popular songs. Be interesting to know what you think of this band over all after going thru their songs.
ELO is driven by localist / lyricist Jeff Lynne who was often labeled as the fifth Beatle. He is a musical genius who is also a main piece of the Traveling Wilburys. This is a deep rabbit hole girls!!
Sweet Talkin' Woman even catchier.
ELO just brings a smile/laugh to your face. Feeling bloue before, you won't be now😀
Al Stewart - Year of the Cat
Another awesome song by ELO!!! A great band in the day :)
And still is!
Incredible song writer n singer! Many many massive hits, n he also wrote hits for other bands as well. Love them!👍
Good pic girls it's great seeing younger people reviewing great music. Keep up the good work and keep learning about how music use to be made.
"Sweet Talking Woman" by ELO is the joint , try this jam when you can girls 🤗
Love your t-shirts. This is so cool that you are reacting to such incredible music. Mia I have to say Mia Rush is my favorite band. Rock on girls!
Thank you Tammie! \m/
Check out Telephone Line by ELO
"Funeral for a friend/Love lies bleeding" Elton John.
ELO has so many great songs! Try Telephone or Mr Blue Sky Calling America I can keep going!!
Anyone who can combine strings and traditional rock music is way up there with me. Been liking them a long time thanks to my dad!! 💗🎻🎶🎧
Hi Danas Faith The first time I heard ELO they were a back up band We went to the show to see the headliner. we had no idea who these guys were they came on started playing Beethoven's fifth symphony we were thinking what is this at a rock show then they breakout with a Chuck Berry guitar solo and play Roll over Beethoven the show was great. The headliner was Santana what a great show that was. It was a great time to be a fan of music like this it was all bran new not just songs from the oldies station. You could see shows like that for 5 or 6 dollars. There were a lot of marihuana smoked at those shows. So as long as your parents didn't know that and forbid you from going.
You will love the ELO song “Telephone Line” which might be their most beautiful song.
Hi girls. I loved your video. Listen ELO singing "Last Train to London"! Likes, off course!
This was my first concert ELO and Heart! I never heard of either one but I fell in love with both bands afterwards. What an amazing band and had so many hits!
You can't help but sing along to ELO.
You gotta love the strings in ELO music. They bring great grooving songs with strings and catchy lyrics. Check out Mr Blue Sky, Sweet Talkin woman, Don't bring me down, and Gurn to stone for more ELO bangers.
Concerto for a Rainy Day off of their Out of the Blue album is fantastic.
ELO - Mr. Blue Sky next please. The one certified GOOD MOOD Song if there ever was one.....Treat yourself with it.
Oh and by the way, sweet Rush & Beatles shirts.
Another great band that came out of the 70s! Man I remember this one so much! One of my brothers favorite band! That whole album is great!👌😎👍🤟🤘great reaction young ladies! Man I was 13 years old when this song came out!😳boy I’m old!
If you like ELO give a listen to "don't bring me down" awesome song. I'll tell you the story behind it if you ask. It's a cool story
They are called E.L.O. for short. If you like this you should check out Mr. Blue Sky
Live
love is a living thing,it's a giving thing, a terrable thing to lose
Jeff Lynne was very influenced by 50s music and you can hear it in a lot of ELO, little snippets of doo wop harmonising etc.
& the Beatles ❤❤❤❤❤
I remember our family was on vacation stopped in Rawlings Wyoming and did some shopping I wandered into a music store and bought ELO's "New World Record" on 8 track and we listened to it the whole trip in our Ford LTD station wagon.
Here's a few of my favorites from ELO: Twilight, I'm Alive, Mr. Blue Sky, All Over The World, The Fall, Don't Walk Away......🙂 Good job you two!
What about Telephone Line?