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Track List
01) 10538 Overture
02) Showdown
03) Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
04) Mr. Radio
05) Roll Over Beethoven
06) Mama (new edit)
07) One Summer Dream
08) Illusions in G Major
09) Strange Magic
10) Eldorado Overture
11) Can't Get It Out of My Head
12) Eldorado
13) Eldorado Finale
14) Do Ya (alternative mix)
15) Mister Kingdom
16) Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor
Cd 2
01) Tightrope
02) Evil Woman
03) Livin' Thing
04) Mr. Blue Sky
05) Mission (A World Record) (alternative mix)
06) Turn to Stone
07) Telephone Line
08) Rockaria!
09) Starlight
10) It's Over
11) The Whale
12) Sweet Talkin' Woman
13) Big Wheels
14) Shangri-La
15) Nightrider
16) Tears in Your Life
Cd 3
01) Don't Bring Me Down
02) The Diary of Horace Wimp
03) Twilight
04) Secret Messages
05) Take Me On and On
06) Shine a Little Love
07) Rock and Roll Is King
08) Last Train to London
09) Confusion
10) Getting to the Point
11) Hold on Tight
12) So Serious
13) Calling America
14) Four Little Diamonds
15) Great Balls of Fire (live)
16) Xanadu (new version)
17) Indian Queen (demo)
18) Love Changes All
19) After All
20) Helpless
21) Who's That
01) 10538 Overture
02) Showdown
03) Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
04) Mr. Radio
05) Roll Over Beethoven
06) Mama (new edit)
07) One Summer Dream
08) Illusions in G Major
09) Strange Magic
10) Eldorado Overture
11) Can't Get It Out of My Head
12) Eldorado
13) Eldorado Finale
14) Do Ya (alternative mix)
15) Mister Kingdom
16) Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor
Cd 2
01) Tightrope
02) Evil Woman
03) Livin' Thing
04) Mr. Blue Sky
05) Mission (A World Record) (alternative mix)
06) Turn to Stone
07) Telephone Line
08) Rockaria!
09) Starlight
10) It's Over
11) The Whale
12) Sweet Talkin' Woman
13) Big Wheels
14) Shangri-La
15) Nightrider
16) Tears in Your Life
Cd 3
01) Don't Bring Me Down
02) The Diary of Horace Wimp
03) Twilight
04) Secret Messages
05) Take Me On and On
06) Shine a Little Love
07) Rock and Roll Is King
08) Last Train to London
09) Confusion
10) Getting to the Point
11) Hold on Tight
12) So Serious
13) Calling America
14) Four Little Diamonds
15) Great Balls of Fire (live)
16) Xanadu (new version)
17) Indian Queen (demo)
18) Love Changes All
19) After All
20) Helpless
21) Who's That
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First Released
2000
Progressive Rock
Carefree
Rock/Pop
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The very fact that Electric Light Orchestra released a second three-disc box set is a tacit admission that, yes, 1987's Afterglow wasn't everything it should be. Happily, 2000's Flashback is. Assembled with the cooperation of Jeff Lynne, Flashback covers all the bases, featuring all the hits, a good selection of album tracks, and seven previously unreleased tracks, two alternate mixes and "After All," previously unavailable on CD. The sequencing is roughly chronological, with each of the three discs spotlighting a different era, then sequenced for maximum listenability within that -- so "10538 Overture" segues to "Showdown" and "Ma-Ma-Ma Belle" then doubles back to the first album. It's a gambit that works, since Flashback winds up flowing as gracefully as ELO's best albums. And, make no mistake, this is one of their best albums, a rare box set that satisfies the needs of both casual and mildly dedicated fans, while offering the hardcore not just a bunch of rarities but an enjoyable album with its own character. So, it trumps Afterglow in every possible way, then, and thereby eliminates the need for yet another three-disc ELO box.
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The very fact that Electric Light Orchestra released a second three-disc box set is a tacit admission that, yes, 1987's Afterglow wasn't everything it should be. Happily, 2000's Flashback is. Assembled with the cooperation of Jeff Lynne, Flashback covers all the bases, featuring all the hits, a good selection of album tracks, and seven previously unreleased tracks, two alternate mixes and "After All," previously unavailable on CD. The sequencing is roughly chronological, with each of the three discs spotlighting a different era, then sequenced for maximum listenability within that -- so "10538 Overture" segues to "Showdown" and "Ma-Ma-Ma Belle" then doubles back to the first album. It's a gambit that works, since Flashback winds up flowing as gracefully as ELO's best albums. And, make no mistake, this is one of their best albums, a rare box set that satisfies the needs of both casual and mildly dedicated fans, while offering the hardcore not just a bunch of rarities but an enjoyable album with its own character. So, it trumps Afterglow in every possible way, then, and thereby eliminates the need for yet another three-disc ELO box.
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