People can go on about Out of the Blue but, for me, ELO's best album is and was A New World Record, their 1976 masterpiece which found them still with remnants of their earlier rough edges but also the fully-developed production of their later years. The album went platinum in both Britain and the USA and double-platinum in Canada.

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Track listing
All tracks are written by Jeff Lynne.

Side one

1. "Tightrope" 5:00
2. "Telephone Line" 4:38
3. "Rockaria!" 3:12
4. "Mission (A World Record)" 4:24

Side two

No. Title Length
5. "So Fine" 3:55
6. "Livin' Thing" 3:31
7. "Above the Clouds" 2:16
8. "Do Ya" 3:45
9. "Shangri-La" 5:34

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_New_World_Record

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rpLTRiJyRA&list=PLmZO98RkPpDnorD1eX8urXD5imaeB-K8d

This this evening evening?

If no one has any objections.

Is he lurking?

He is.

6 minutes to go.

! minute to go.

It has started!

Track 1 - Tightrope.

I'm in!

Did I press the button?

Mysterious opening...

I am IN!!

Same start at the Pro and Cons of Hitchingin

Russian-sounding strings.

Strings.

Syth pads.

The pomp and grandeur has begun in earnest.

Choir.

Sounds a bit like Murry Gold.

Boogie.

It's all gone electric!