It's coming very soon. :)

Fire On High = BOOM 💥🤩

Thanks, Cosmo! I don't think I've heard this since the 70's. Hoping Jeff has another tour in him, because it's one of only three things on my bucket list.

@@Fatty.D.McButterpants I hope so, too! I'd love to see them again, before Jeff calls it quits for good.

My bad...was just trying to help a friend. Thx.

@@user_aikensfinest_md It's all good, just wanted you to know how it works.

😂🤣😂" Ass to their "..You spoilt the fun Mike 😀😀😅🤣 Thanx ✌🏾🖤

@@HarriBestReactions My bad lol

Really, I'm just the same! ELO is my go to groul right after Supertramp. Such fine musicians on both

Good taste, my friend. Nice to know I have some musical brethren out there.@@gaelitos.s4392

Very

Счастливец!.

Don’t walk away AND the fall are 2 of there best songs to not go big in the music world

Absolutely a great concert! I was there too.

Thank you Jon and i welcome u again 😀✌🏾

@@HarriBestReactions I’ve been through about 6 reactions so far! Really enjoying them!!!! Keep up the good works!!!

The Wilburys are coming..They get blocked! I hav to appeal.and wait a month! Its a drag!

@@HarriBestReactions I don't know if you can get to my channel or not. I've had one for about 17 years. I don't upload, so if it's on my channel you should be able to get it from there. If it won't get to channel by clicking on my name, try putting in the search bar: /user/ (then my name). I have a lot of different playlists: 60's, 70's, 80's, Full Album/Concerts, Classical, The Moody Blues.

@@HarriBestReactions Harri, whenever you do react to The Traveling Wilburys, there are two songs that are musts, and should be reacted to in the order in which they were made. The first song is called, "Handle With Care", and that was the supergroup's first song. The other song is called, "End of the Line", which must be reacted to after the first song. In addition, it is IMPERATIVE that you react to the official music videos of each! The primary appeal of this supergroup is not even their music, but SEEING them singing and playing together, side by side, sharing mics, etc. Legends, all five of them. It's extraordinary to watch. Plus, there's another very important reason you need to react to the official music videos, which I won't go into, but just trust me. I'm guessing you chose some other link, not the official music videos, and that's why they're blocked. Because there are a dozen different reactors out there who have reacted to the official music videos of the two songs I mentioned. Or maybe you chose different songs. Either way, follow my advice, brother, I won't steer you wrong. :)

@@Cosmo-Kramer it seem I've been adopted into a brotherhood (never had such a honour before) I'll just say that I agree with you, brother Cosmo. However, if brother Harri is to make excursions into Lynne's music outside ELO, maybe it is also interesting to look at a song or two thay are from the time before. We talked about the Idle Race elsewhere, and I believe I suggested a few songs. There is also the Move, from which my picks for reaction candidates would be _What?_ and _Open Up Said The World At The Door_ - what would you suggest?

@@lhpl I'm all for that, but not yet, in my opinion. I think Harri should get proper exposure to all periods of ELO's career first and foremost and that's what I'll be sponsoring over the next several months. I'm jumping around on the timeline, as you can tell by my sponsored requests, but I'd like Harri to have about 40 ELO tracks under his belt--especially early stuff like 10538--before taking him back further in time to Jeff's pre-ELO days. But yes, in time I would like him to hear at least one song from both The Idle Race and The Move. After all, those bands were contemporaries of The Beatles. ;) At that time I'll probably come to you for a recommendation from each band.

And that is true for so many bands & artists. Deep diving is the best

It's the only right way to listen to it. :-) Have you also noticed that by doing so, it turns out that _Sweet Is The Night_ is a continuation of the story of _Concerto For A Rainy Day_ ? I suppose Tandy says "Please turn me over" for a reason.

@@lhpl Oh yeah. "Sweet is the night" is an amazing song. I think you are right. A concept album without it being one. :) ingenious.

@@brucer2152 It doesn't take much imagination to make it a double concept album. The entire first LP covers the conflicts that lead up to the "rainy day", where the story culminates. There is the petrifying sense of loss from separation. The chasing of and searching for love, or for the lost/runaway beloved, across the border, in the city, the protagonist even finds himself lost in a jungle. (Jeff has a good sense of humour.) _Steppin' Out_ is confusing, because the singer addresses someone in second-person, but if he's talking to himself it makes sense. Then the _Concerto_ wraps it all up in a nice package with a happy ending. And the last side is the pure bliss of the first night of the new (or reestablished) love relation. I've always felt that _The Whale_ has an erotic or even sexual mood to it. It just feels like cuddling or spooning with a lover after having sex or, more correctly, made love. _Birmingham Blues_ is the oddity here, but I think it shows a duality, just like in _Horace Wimp_ , where Horace finds a wife, only to have "God" tell him to now "go out and find yourself a life." Having travelled the world, the protagonist yearns for home, arrives (achieving enlightenment and love at a fairground on a rainy day as already established), but still has a latent longing for the world, even though he has found out that things, places and people are the same everywhere, and you can't escape your problems. The last song is of course pure idyll, a fantasy of how it would be in an imaginary Wild West, combining the open range and his taste for a nomadic lifestyle, as a hero no less of course, much like in Eldorado, with a loving relation. It is a childish (dare I say boyish?) fantasy, rooted in sentimental western movies. _Latitude 88° North_ added finally in 07, seems to me to further confirm the overall story of a travelling adventurer and his problematic relationship(s). We could call him Wilbury... Of course, this is simply my subjective interpretation, formed from my imagination inspired by many, many listenings to OOTB as one flow from start to finish...

The Beatles and ELO were very close, the Beatles even said they were the next Beatles!

Hey Mr D 🖤✌🏾

Who's there?

The little Bushmen

The little Bushmen who?

The little Bushmen. PEACEFUL MAN

Please brother for your musical well being check out PEACEFUL MAN by the little Bushmen and if you like this check out Warren Maxwell's other band TRINITY ROOT'S song to check out is CITIZEN live at the tuning fork DON'T DO THIS FOR ME DO IT FOR YOU MUSICAL RESET IS WHAT YOU WILL GET

OK..I think you got my attention..Mqnfred Man coming up..keep your notification on! ✌🏾🖤😎

start at the top mostly in order I like except I moved instrumentals down some

@@HarriBestReactions The title of this album was inspired by a recording made in Surrey, England during the Second World War, by an ornithologist intending to record Nightingales. The bombers flew over at the same time and were recorded by accident. The recording has been incorporated in 'As Above, So Below'". - Manfred Mann 1975[3] (In fact, the recording was made on May 1942 by a BBC sound engineer for the BBC. Intending to capture the nightingale's song he also, by accident, recorded the sound of RAF bombers on their way to attack Mannheim, Germany.)

@@HarriBestReactions Blinded By the light is Their biggest hit. The Version from the show Midnight Special is great

Matt, my list is a long one, so be patient. Hopefully you'll approve of the next couple songs on it. I'll give ya a hint for each. The very next song is about an alien visiting earth. And the track after that, was used as the theme song for a TV show called, CBS Sports Spectacular. You also might like to know that, "Starlight", was not supposed to be today's song. On my list it was, "Waterfall". But it was blocked. And sadly, the song that was supposed to follow it, "Do Ya", was also blocked. So I had to improvise, and, "Starlight", which was actually not on the list, took the place of, "Waterfall", and the one about the alien was moved up on the list to take the place of, "Do Ya". Finally, however, I cannot abide by your characterization that, "Starlight", is just "filler", I think it's a great little song, catchy as can be. Is it on par with ELO's best tracks, of course not. But it's much more than filler to me. And same thing goes for your characterization that, "Need Her Love", is "fluff". I find it to be a touching ballad. Again, not a Tier 1 ELO track. But most definitely not, "fluff", either. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Starlight may not be well known or one of their “hits”, but it’s not a filler. It’s a beautiful song that many other artists would have been lucky to come up with. IMO.

Filler? _Fluff_ ??? No such things on any Jeff Lynne/ELO album _I've_ ever heard? (And I've heard them all, uncountable times, since '81.)

@@Cosmo-Kramer Mission and Fire On High are definitely going in the right direction. Hopefully with Fire In High, you will share with Harri why Jeff chose backward to use masking.

@@lhpl Come on. Having been a fan since 1977 and owning all releases including Move and Idle Race records, even I in good conscious would never say filler doesn’t exist. Every band has filler that can be pointed to.

I'm sorry that you have such a sad life. 😞

Go play your Justin Bieber playlist 🤣

@@linus98765 ... Justin Bieber? Really? Is that the best you could do? I'm so disappointed.

Isebmaz0 might not have been eloquent, but isn’t far off. Starlight is ELO musical Cheez Whiz - and I state that having been a fan since 1977.

@@chronomatt6990 I happen to like Cheese Whiz a lot, on fries, on cheesesteaks, oh yeah! :)