LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Electric Light Orchestra - Strange Magic REACTION
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- LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Electric Light Orchestra - Strange Magic REACTION
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They were unique with their sound. Jeff Lynne was their singer, and basically all around guru. He was their producer, arranger, and wrote well over 90% of the songs. They have the distinction of having the most top 40 hits (20), without ever having a #1. Not sure what you've already reacted to, but Livin Thing, Telephone Line and Evil Woman are must listens.
I personally love "Hold on Tight to Your Dreams" - it always uplifts me. Little bonus that they sing part of it in French, as well: Accroches-toi a ton rêve. :-)
Also loved their songs from Xanadu. Terrible movie but great soundtrack!
ELO is Lynne and Lynne is ELO. This project was mainly his baby. Kudos to all those who also contributed.
Isn't there a better recording of this? I love the song.
@@user-ii4zf5iq3t I love this copy: czcams.com/video/mEh3RJ5apIo/video.html
Jeff Lynne is the voice and driving force behind ELO. He was also part of the Travelling Willbury's.
And The Move i believe.
Yep that’s true. Rob and Amber just watched a Wilburys song so perhaps they would remember that Lynn was the guy with the curly hair.
@@thewiseoldherper7047 ...curly hair and glasses. He's a bit like Brian May in that he's never changed his style in 40+ years. He always looks the same.
But let's not forget Kelly Groucutt (RIP). Besides playing bass guitar really well, he was a very good co-lead and backing vocalist. Often singing the high notes. "Strange Magic" is from the album "Face the Music" (1975). Kelly's first with ELO.
ELO's performance of "Telephone Line" at Wembley Stadium is absolutely stunning! It is a live performance and just so so so good!! You will love it.
100%
I think we can all agree that Amber has a beautiful smile. Her happiness always lifts me up after a full day of working.
I like how Amber loses herself in the music and Jay always looks to her to make a comment about something he enjoyed in a song, sees she has a smile and is lost in the song, then he resigns to it and loses himself in it too! Like he did here!
She is awesome.
Amber has become my favorite reactor on CZcams she really gets music
I agree that Amber has a beautiful smile and a beautiful way of handling the commentary. I do not agree that Liberals are Poop
@@markwoehrle6860 we can't agree on everything!
This was one of ELO's earliest hits, after Jeff Lynne's father said his music had no melody. So Lynne focused on that for the next album. Great next songs from ELO would include "Sweet Talkin' Woman," "Turn to Stone," "Don't Bring Me Down," and "Rockaria!", an out-and-out blending of rock and opera/classical.
Agree. I love Sweet Talkin' Woman!
Wait! Have they heard "Evil Woman" by ELO yet? (I do love ELO, though and have several of their albums.) That song popularized ELO in the USA, and came prior to these other songs. They'd likely love that one. However, if they are looking for smooth, beautiful, gentle and flowing music they must try "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart.
I'd throw the often overlooked "10538 Overture" into the mix.
ELO had a sound that transcended decades. You've done five of their songs so far (this, "Last Train to London", "Evil Woman", "Mr. Blue Sky", and "Tight Rope"), all from their 70s discography... but they had some awesome 80s tunes that you should also check out. "Xanadu" (feat. Olivia Newton John), "All Over the World", "Hold On Tight", and one of my personal favorites, "Rock and Roll is King". The lead singer is the legendary Jeff Lynne, whom you've also seen as part of the Traveling Wilburys with Bob Dylan, Roy Oribson, George Harrison, and Tom Petty.
Still waiting for my favorites! ELO - Living Thing - Turn to Stone - Sweet Talking Woman - Telephone Line - Do Ya
Mr Blue Sky was voted happiest song ever recorded.
I like Boy Blue.
@@Renkk17 And "All Over the World." Underrated in the U.S. (don't know about other countries). It's a happy song, too.
@@Renkk17 I second that!
John Lennon once said, ELO's sound is what the Beetles might have evolved into if they stayed together. You can here that definitely in ELO's music. ELO Time is my favorite recording. Unbelievable quality. Brilliant.
Beatles
@@suzettebavier4412Forever!
That was one he'll of a compliment.
Yeah,, I love The Bettles too. 🤪
This is my favorite song by ELO and one of their best songs besides "Livin Thing" , " Turn To Stone " , " Sweet Talking Woman", and many others.
Ooooh, turn to stone! I had forgotten = wonderful 👏
You should do Rockaria, the official video so you can see that this isn't a band mixed with a string section. The strings are part of the band and they rock the cellos and violin!
Back in ‘78(?) they finished their concert with ROCKARIA as their encore. The crowd went wild.
ELO was one of the best groups for hooks and melody. Jeff Lynne was heavily inspired by the Beatles, and made the most of it.
a good friend of George Harrison's!
It's been suggested that had the Beatles not broken up their music would have evolved into a sound very much like ELO... You can hear in "Strange Magic" how some people came to this conclusion.
@@jkbowers56 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@jkbowers56 John Lennon once was asked in an interview what the Beatles would sound like if they still were together. His answer: "listen to ELO"
"Can't get it out of my head" is a great one, too - it's beautiful - probably one of my favorite ELO songs.
Love ELO!! Growing up had there album’s and played them on my record player! What a time to be alive!!
Amen to that!
Absolutely! I truly miss the 70's.
Jeff Lynne… music royalty. try his acoustic version of this (at bungalow palace ) it really shows how good his voice is 👍
Beatles feel at start of this,so many harmonies and melodies,Jeff Lynne is a genius 👍🏻
Lynne definitely loved and emulated the Beatles.
Yes- I think it was John Lennon who said that ELO is what The Beatles would have sounded like it they kept going. I’m not sure exactly what he said, but I think it was something to that effect.
Jeff Lynn produced an Album for George Harrison
@@sylmyl He did it was called Cloud Nine 👍🏻
@@leefriedman9882 For years I held the opinion that Lennon was ghost-writing for them. After he died I predicted they wouldn't have any more top-10 hits. "Hold on Tight" had clearly already been written.
One of the reasons you guys are so popular is you are on top of your game with your choices of bands and songs to react to. ELO is another awesome band from the 70s and one of those bands that literally have well over twenty amazing songs you could listen to. I'll have to see what songs you've already reacted to but I'll add a nice ELO hits list shortly. Lead singer is the great Jeff Lynn who wrote and sang everything. At one time he was producing Tom Petty, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, and Bob Dylan all around the same time. This is how the Travel Wilburys were created which he was in and produced. Just a genius for sure. Thank God he started finally touring again just before Covid hit. He'll be touring again as soon as things get to normal. If you get the chance to seem him live don't miss it!! Peace, Love, Courage from David in Detroit!
Loved ELO as a teenager in the 70's and still do today!
The "Amber Sway" is clearly in evidence with this song. PLENTY left in their catalog: "Roll Over Beethoven" (the 8 minute version) "Turn to Stone" "Livin' Thing"' "Can't Get It Out of My Head" "Telephone Line" "Do Ya" "Sweet Talkin' Woman" "All Over the World" "I'm Alive" "Hold On Tight" "Rock and Roll is King." Some other underrated gems: "Fire on High"(an instrumental), "Rockaria" "Poker" "So Fine" "Night in the City" "Across the Border" "Confusion"
To fully experience the magic of E.L.O. you really need to hear their version of Roll Over Beethoven or their instrumental Fire On High....😎🙏❤️🇨🇦
Especially Fire On High! It may be the best rock instrumental ever.
@@richarddexter7641 Maybe Moby Dick by Led Zeppelin is a close 2nd, but I have to agree with your statement....👍👍😎
Fire on High! They have heard enough ELO they are ready for it. I didn't ever notice that the last time the choir sings, they sing "Fire on High" and every line is a little clearer.
Jeff Lynne, a genius in his genre, went to classical music school. To have named his group Electric Light ORCHESTRA was not without reason. He recovered, from scholarly music, what is called the "full sound". In short, although ELO was not a symphony orchestra, Jeff Lynne arranged his musical composition so that the result sounded like the full sound of a symphony or philharmonic orchestra. Thanks to you two.
Jeff Lynne didn’t go to music school. He was self taught. He doesn’t know how to read or write music - he doesn’t need to, music is in him and he is in the music. Amazing creator.
@@longoan I thought I was specific enough, but it seems not and I apologize for that. I stated, because this is confirmed by some of his high school friends, that he had "gone" to a classical music school but in the sense of "attending" without attendance (besides, he was not registered and gave up very quickly); I did not want to suggest that he was a graduate or even that he had followed a virtuoso course. And I totally agree with your formula: "[...] music is in him and he is in the music". Sincerely.
jeff lynne... amazing musician. great band since the 70s... Mr Bluesky is my all time favorite
You can never go wrong with ELO.
My favorite group ever! Still listen to them about everyday...can't beat ELO or Jeff! Thanks!
Me too!!
Me three! lol Hey, if you've not visited HarriBest Reactions, do so because Harri's reacted to 50 ELO songs, most of which were sponsored by me.
Me 4!
Yes!!! 😍
@@Cosmo-Kramer Yes, you are famous with Harri, so I do like his reactions except when he compares everyone to the Beatles, LOL!!!
ELO always so different sounding, great band.
Great to see you both still gave the love for ELO. Some other bangers from them include, Livin Thing, Sweet Talkin Woman, 10538 Overture, Shine a Little Light, Turn to Stone and a bit of a deep cut Jungle.
Great reaction again J & A . John Lennon proclaimed that "ELO are the Sons of The Beatles." react to ELO "Can't Get it Out of My Head" released in 1974.
Agreed. And I think it's a very Lennonesque song.
The cellos are dynamic in the backround🎻🎹
One of my favorite bands of that era. Telephone Line, Evil Woman, Mr. Blue Sky are a must!
One of my favorite ELO songs.
Another great one of theirs that I recommend you two listen to is "All Over the World".
'Xanadu' had a great soundtrack! Movie wasn't so good though.
You really had to see them in concert to appreciate the name,ELO ,They not only had great music but put on a great light show!!
Boston also put on a great light show, best concert I ever saw, Wish I'd seen ELO TOO
Next ELO tune you should check out is “Turn to Stone”.
The Best is yet to come ELO - Living Thing - Turn to Stone - Sweet Talking Woman - Telephone Line - Do Ya - Xanadu ( with Olivia Newton John Singing)
One of my favorites 🎵🎶Love ELO
This is an excellent song to de-stress to. The melody and singing takes you to a mellow place.
Yea, you cant stay in a bad mood, when you hear ELO.
Excellent choice! I recommend Shine A Little Love for your next ELO. My favorite of their songs and the official video gives a great view of the band.
Great suggestion, one of my favourites too.
My favorite ELO songs are “Can’t get it out of my head” and “Telephone line”….check them out, you will love them!
ELO, one of my all time favs. Tightrope is a good listen by them. Also give Lee Michaels "do you know what I mean" a listen 😊
ELO is one of the great rock bands. PLEEEEEAAAASE react to "Rock Aria" and "All Over the World" and "Telephone Line". You will love ALL of these tunes!
When George Harrison was in The Traveling Wilbury’s with Jeff Lynn he reportedly said that ELO carried on the Beatles musical traditions. That concept is clearly heard on this track. ✌️
I think Harrison said that if the Beatles continued into the 70's they would sound like ELO. .
The lead singer is Jeff Lynne. Great pick today!
One of the best concerts you could ever go to! The different sounds and instrumental genius was awesome
I ❤️❤️❤️ ELO.
Their whole "The Very Best of ELO" album is fantastic. It's a good sampler of their many different sounds over the years.
Amazing group. Saw them in concert 1978. Hope you enjoy as much as I do.
Jeff Lynne is one of the beautiful voices in classic rock. ELO made some of the most beautiful music ever.
There is so much more to explore with ELO. Most of their albums were from the 70's. If you want more Classical, try their cover of "In The Hall Of The Mountain King". Other ELO songs to check out include "Turned To Stone", "Fire On High", "Livin' Thing", "Shangri-La", "Do Ya", "Roll Over Beethoven", ... and I could keep going.
Jeff Lynne is my ABSOLUTE favorite singer/songwriter/producer. He is soooo talented!!! Really, really have enjoyed watching you falling in love with him and ELO. :)
I listen to ELO a lot and they remain one of my favourite bands. Jeff Lynne is an absolute musical genius - in terms of musical ability, production, lyrics, arrangements, etc. He has a real mastership of it all and even now at the age of 74, his voice is still brilliant as you can see from recent live videos. They have a very unique sound and in terms of their overall place in music lore, I think they serve as somewhat of a bridge between The Beatles and Queen. Definitely a band worth checking out even more on your channel. This particular song is a popular one but having watched a few reactions to it on YT, not many people seem to have noted the dreamlike, ethereal quality of it all - from the more muted singing to the tone of the instruments - so was great to hear Amber note that. It's a very skillfully put together song.
Jeff Lynne's voice is magic.So soothing .
Their productions are the best.
Love ELO. For some reason....maybe it's the marriage of guitars meets high harmonies...this song seems like the Beatles meet The Bee Gees.
Love this Band! May I suggest "Telephone Line" live at Wembley Stadium, UK.
Absolutely! And that concert definitely explains the “light” in ELO!
It sure does! 😃
Speaking of floating, you should listen to "Float On" by The Floaters. It's about as floating as you could get musically. As far as ELO, I'm still waiting for "Telephone Line" and "Turn To Stone." Those are 100% bangers!!!
Floating..."Summer Breeze" by Seals and Crofts
Oh yes, Telephone Line, live at Wembley is a must.
Soft Rock from the 70s left a lot of memories.
Hyde Park concert. Whether you "react" to it or not is immaterial. You have to see them do their works live! It is incredible. Y'all be safe from a T-Town boy!!
So happy reacton!! So natural and funny.
And it was because the song is a masterpiece.
I did love the ELO before knowing this song, but after that I was 100% sure this band will be with me forever. And it's my favorite band with The Beatles.
Please, do "All Over the World" and you will definitely love them.
Regards from Chile!! :-)
You guys have to view the live concert footage of these bands…. It will really add to the review!! ELO did a concert several years back and were absolutely amazing. You have to see their laid back stage presence 😊
Loved ELO...This song was in a movie you 'Should' watch...'Ella Enchanted'...it is kinda like 'The Princess Bride' and 'Cinderella' put together. Another song is 'Xanadu" which was in a movie musical with the same title. They were a very popular band.
Jeff Lynne is really super talented. ELO, Travelling Wilburys, and a has done a massive amount of work with other artists...way too many to mention here.
The Move
Jeff Lynne is one of my top 5 singers of all time. This is 1 of my favs. Next reaction should be Sweet Talkin' Woman. You will trip on that one. The arrangement is extraordinary. It's kinda like futuristic 50's do-wop.
This great ELO song is from a time when everybody listened to the radio, both at home and in the car. A few other hits from about that time are “Right Back Where We Started From” by Maxine Nightingale, “Sky High” by Jigsaw, and “December, 1963 (Oh What a Night!)” by Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.
ELO was one of those bands that I grew up heating on the radio, but never put it together until I was older that it was the same band doing all these songs I liked. They did the music (mostly) for a much maligned movie called "Xanadu" that you should check out at some point.
Love ELO. My favourite band. 3 down and many many more to go guys… Telephone Line, Roll Over Beethoven, Living Thing, Tightrope and Shangri-La would be excellent choices.
Jeff Lynne is the lead singer, songwriter, producer and there is a lot of variety to ELO but all of it is excellent. He also worked with George Harrison, The Traveling Wilburys, Tom Petty, The Beatles! The wistfulness of this, the rockin' "Do Ya", you've done some of their disco bangers, how about the 50's tribute "Rock And Roll Is King", "Rockaria" which is their nod to Chuck Berry and "Roll Over, Beethoven" (which they also did a cover version) and "All Over The World", 4 minutes of pure uplift.
ELO = amazing. Period. TELEPHONE LINE needs to be your next one. It’s incredible.
To me the first time I heard ELO is when they released their version of Roll Over Beethoven. The arrangement, production, instrumentation, etc. made their version the best version to my tastes. I challenge you to listen without getting hooked.
Livin Thing, Turn to Stone, All Over the World, Do Ya, and I can go on. Keep it up with ELO. They're sorely underrated and deserve all the attention.
I love it when you choose some of my favourite bands - this is one of them. I am generally into hard rock but ELO has stood the test of time for me as well. I suggest you also check out Alan Parsons Project - maybe the song 'The Games People Play'. But there are quite a few good songs from them!
E.L.O. had some great songs cannot go wrong listening to them
Awesome song! Great band, love your reactions!
Just beautiful....brings back lots of memories from my youth.
I'll never forget seeing them live in Houston, TX was a gift from my daughter Angel. what a wonderful Christmas gift Love you Angel with all my heart.
One of favorite all-time songs!
I loooove this song. I love his voice in this! Happy you appreciated that too. My favorite is EVIL WOMAN though. Oooh it’s sooo good and based on a real ex 😉👍🏼
Been in love with Jeff's and ELO's songs and voice since the mid 1970s, but was young and couldn't get to a live ELO show until early 80s. Their music stays with you.
When you've done a few more of their older classics, could also try a couple of his albums from the last few years - it still sounds like classic '70s!
I can't remember what you've already done, apart from maybe Mr Blue Sky, but just a few others: Showdown, Tightrope, Telephone Line, Rockaria, Livin Thing, Turn to Stone, Sweet Talking Woman, All Over The World, Ticket to the Moon, The Diary of Horace Wimp....there are many!!!
My favorite ELO song, and one of my all time favorites overall. It's dreamy.
👍❤🤙
Probably posted but the lead singer is Jeff Lynne. He was singer and guitarist with the original ELO. He later went on to re-work all of ELO's hits, where he played guitar, drums, keyboard, and bass with the help of Richard Tandy, who played keyboard for the original line-up. Lynne has also produced the Beatles, including the 'found' tape "Free As A Bird" by John Lennon after his death. Also Lynne was an integral member of the Travelling Wilburys with The Big O, George Harrison, Tom Petty, et al.
Jeff Lynne's vocals are always on point! Great track. Might I suggest Boys of Summer by Don Henley next? He's the member of the Eagles that sings Hotel California.
One of my very favourite songs of all time. I am hopefully going to see Eagles live in London soon.....✌
Love that song.
Great song but It’s tough to react to Henley. He locks his stuff down - doubt they could react to it even if they really really wanted to.
YES!! 👍😃❣️😃👍 I have requested and saw others request this. I'm sure they will get around to it. Someone did post that DON HENLEY is notoriously hard line about copyrights.
@@mcjs8640 Best concert I ever saw!! You will not be disappointed, I am sure! no opening act, played about 2 hours took a half our break (changed clothes, they were drenched with sweat) cam back played another couple hours. . . 👍😃❣️😃👍
Love it!!! You need to hear MR. BLUE SKY ✌🏻🖖🏻
Jeff Lynne is a god ❤ plenty more yet !! '' All over the World '' is my favourite ❤ '' Sweet talking Woman '' '' Wild West Hero '' '' Ticket to the Moon '' so many more !! ❤❤❤
Everytime you listen to ELO it's a strange magic. Best band!!!
You can't go wrong with anything by ELO and Jeff Lynne. Jeff is truly a musical genius and his voice always gives me the warm feels. More, please! (And please react to Jeff live -- he's amazing!)
The genius that is Jeff lynne (ELO). My all time favourite group of all time. They honestly have sooooo many hits you still need to react to. "Diary Of Horace Wimp" next. PLEASE 🙏❤🎵🎙🎼
ELO!!
Yes, Jeff Lynne is Mr. ELO
You should find one from their LIVE from Wembley show
Lots of video on CZcams from that show
Jeff recently reformed and toured ELO with a whole band of top notch musicians. They captured from their sold out Wembley show from 2018
The concert footage is absolutely beautiful and they sound so much like their original recordings. We'll worth it
Had the pleasure of seeing this tour twice. Hopefully they bring it back one more time
Nice one guys (and gals)!
Those running strings always got me.
ELO are an amazing band,Jeff Lynne is a genius,I think he wrote all of their songs! But the entire group were awesome 👏👏👌
Jeff Lynne (lead singer) is enough of a genius to have been a part of the Traveling Wilburys, which had Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison as the "others" in the band.
Voice like pure distilled BUTTER, Makes me thankful I have ears!
ELO does a fantastic job of conveying particular themes through sound. The two best examples for me are the sound of Telephone Line, and the bright magic with sometimes strange undertones that seems to burst from the vocals and harmonies in this song.
The album Time by ELO is one incredible piece of music. Here are a few suggestions from that album. Twilight, Ticket To The Moon, The Way Life’s Meant To Be, Rain Is Falling, From The End Of The World, Here Is The News, 21st Century Man, Hold On Tight. The whole album is just amazing. Keep it going I’m loving what you both are doing. I also love your other channel too. It’s great seeing you with your kids you seem like great parents.
Love ELO, but you guys should really try AL STEWART Year of the Cat. Major vibe, produced by guy who did Floyd;s Dark Side of the Moon, with keys for J and horns for Amber and so much more. ALSO second request for Little River Band. Love to hear some other artists
"Strange Magic" was Billboard Charts Magic for ELO! A solid GOLD #14 on the charts smash! And they had such a magical way of blending in the classical music string sections, heightening each section of the song! Mystical! Magical!
"Do Ya", "Telephone Line", "Can't Get It Out of My Head " and their classic instrumental piece, "Fire On High". Should be titled "blow you away"😁
You guys have done several of ELO’s song and I’ve requested you do at least ONE song by The Little River Band ( Cool Change) yet you haven’t done any of their hits. And they had a lot of great songs in the 1970’s ( reminiscing, lady( not the Kenny Rogers lady), lonesome loser, help is on it’s way, & take it easy on me) These we’re all great hits. Their bad was awesome and I think you would love their sound. Could you please try them ?
I love "Reminiscing".
Add 'Happy Anniversary', 'It's A Long Way There', 'It's Not A Wonder', 'Love Is A Bridge', The Night Owls', etc, etc ,etc. Just a great band.
Agree. I love ELO, but i'd rather hear the best song by LRB, Al Stewart and others than the 15th best songs of ELO and Hall & Oates and Aerosmith, much less Tom Jones, assorted metal bands and random country songs from the 50s. So much great music not from RS's favorite acts that they would really enjoy if they'd give it a try. Here's hoping.
Awe..."Cool Change" takes me to my happy place.
This bad is great for sure!
Love this song
I was a teenager in the 70s and I really loved ELO and this song was super popular and played on the radio all the time. My best friend's big sister insisted that they were singing, "gotta change my chick" even though she knew the song title was Strange Magic.😂
Hey guys what a coincidence. I was just watching them doing a live concert at Wembley stadium from 2020. Jeff is 70 years on this earth and he still has an amazing voice. Next time you do ELO check out the video from WembleyWembley.. The crowd are going off cheers guys love your work.x
You've definitely got to do Telephone Line next! It's a bit of a sad one, but the strings really come to the fore on it. Jeff Lynne is a straight up genius.
ELO has such a great sound. Other suggestions are "Telephone Line" and "Turn to Stone." How about another Boston reaction? I think you would really like "Peace of Mind" and "Foreplay/Long Time."
'Foreplay/Long Time' for sure
How about Rock & Roll Band ?
I am so lucky to have been there when this song was on the charts. I'm never gonna be the same again.
Hi Jay and Amber , you just can't go wrong with ELO , 👍🎼🎸🎙🎹
Cheers Mike from the UK 🇬🇧 👍 🍺
If you want to get into some really great ELO, try "Fire on High" an instrumental with strange intro but became very popular when it got picked up as the theme for CBS Sports Spectacular (The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat) from 1976- 1978.
great tune love them
The great mystery...sweet mystery...oh yes!...This a "go with the flow tune" ,,,great trippin music and definitely top 40 back in the day Thanks guys
“Turn to Stone”, “Livin Thing”, “Sweet Talkin Woman” are a few more to listen to!!