ELO. I get loads of stick for this. I only like them up to Out of The Blue. Discovery is ok but Lynne was startng to lose the plot and decended rapidly into the bad trip that was Xanadu etc. Early stuff is especially superb. Fav album A N W R.
Who do you confess to liking - when your guard is down?
Originally posted by divegeester ELO. I get loads of stick for this. I only like them up to Out of The Blue. Discovery is ok but Lynne was startng to lose the plot and decended rapidly into the bad trip that was Xanadu etc. Early stuff is especially superb. Fav album A N W R.
Who do you confess to liking - when your guard is down?
I have an ELO best of album, if that makes you feel better.
Admittedly, I like cheesy ambient music. Jonn Serrie, Steve Roach, Michael Stearns, etc. When I was nine years old I started listening to the program called Hearts of Space on NPR. That music still puts me back in my nine-year-old shoes, and back in touch with the ineffability of the cosmos (which it is so much easier to be terrified and fascinated by when you're nine).
Originally posted by divegeester ELO. I get loads of stick for this. I only like them up to Out of The Blue. Discovery is ok but Lynne was startng to lose the plot and decended rapidly into the bad trip that was Xanadu etc. Early stuff is especially superb. Fav album A N W R.
Who do you confess to liking - when your guard is down?
Originally posted by divegeester Perhaps being an ELO fan is not so bad after all....thank you!
Wait a second...I think I...yep...you're making fun of my favorite music. Hey, my psychiatrist told me I should be honest about my love for the manualists. I guess now I know I should have kept that to myself.
Disco. And not in the 'Hey-it's-retro-so-it's-cool-to-like-disco-again' sort of way. I've always like disco music, from The Hughes Corporation (Don't Rock the Boat, Baby!) to Donna Summer (Bad girls...talkin' 'bout some sad girls..) and everything in between.