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Mr. Blue Sky - The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra (Deluxe Edition) (Rerecorded)

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Download links and information about Mr. Blue Sky - The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra (Deluxe Edition) (Rerecorded) by Electric Light Orchestra. This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Rock genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 01:03:29 minutes.

Artist: Electric Light Orchestra
Release date: 2012
Genre: Rock
Tracks: 16
Duration: 01:03:29
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Mr. Blue Sky (2012 Version) 3:44
2. Evil Woman (2012 Version) 4:30
3. Strange Magic (2012 Version) 3:53
4. Don't Bring Me Down (2012 Version) 4:01
5. Turn to Stone (2012 Version) 3:45
6. Showdown (2012 Version) 4:15
7. Telephone Line (2012 Version) 4:29
8. Livin' Thing (2012 Version) 3:42
9. Do Ya (2012 Version) 3:56
10. Can't Get It Out of My Head (2012 Version) 4:34
11. 10538 Overture (2012 Version) 4:43
12. Point of No Return (2012 Version) 3:18
13. Ma-Ma-Ma Belle (2012 Version) 3:52
14. Rockaria! (2012 Version) 3:13
15. Steppin' Out (With Richard Tandy) [Live] 3:23
16. Can't Get It Out of My Head (With Richard Tandy) [Live] 4:11

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It can be argued—as it was by Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne—that the main reason for re-recording his old hits from scratch is because now he's a better producer and wants to use today’s technology to fix yesterday’s mistakes. Whatever the reason, the man did an excellent job, as evidenced by the opening “Mr. Blue Sky.” Lynne impressively played every instrument on this album, sang every part, and recorded every song. And even though he paid painstakingly special attention to the details of rhythmic timing and period-correct tones when tracking these note-for-note remakes, what’s most noticeable is the mastering. Listen to the sweeping string-laden original “Evil Woman” on your earbuds, and then listen to this remake: you’ll immediately notice that it was mastered to make small speakers sound huge. Only “Do Ya” sounds somewhat anachronistic, as Lynne’s slightly aged voice sounds more Traveling Wilburys than ELO.