Vinyl Album - The Electric Light Orchestra - The Electric Light Orchestra - World Record Club

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Electric Light Orchestra
Title:	The Electric Light Orchestra
Label:	World Record Club
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	R-03028
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Electric Light Orchestra	10538 Overture	Lynne	Rate
A2	The Electric Light Orchestra	Look At Me Now	Wood	Rate
A3	The Electric Light Orchestra	Nellie Takes Her Bow	Lynne	Rate
A4	The Electric Light Orchestra	The Battle Of Marston Moor (July 2nd, 1644)	Lynne	Rate
B1	The Electric Light Orchestra	First Movement (Jumping Biz)	Wood	Rate
B2	The Electric Light Orchestra	Mr. Radio	Lynne	Rate
B3	The Electric Light Orchestra	Manhatten Rumble (49th Street Massacre)	Lynne	Rate
B4	The Electric Light Orchestra	Queen Of The Hours	Lynne	Rate
B5	The Electric Light Orchestra	Whisper In The Night	Wood	Rate

Notes

Different Cover to everywhere else

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Comments and Reviews


Malcyramone SUBS 17th May 2016		Here's the yellow cover, along with the back and the labels.



Vinylectric 22nd Apr 2016		Oops mine is actually green not yellow, don't know how I got that one wrong its been so long since I've gone through my collection, but in the 'Unexpected messages book, it states there is a blue and yellow one but no mention of green which is interesting



Jasper 22nd Apr 2016		Hi Vinylectric - If you have images of the covers and/or labels they can be added to this entry. Discogs has a green cover version as well as the blue. It was quite common for the World Record Club to issue/re-issue records with the same cover design in different colours e.g. Cliff Richard S-5019 was available in 5 different colours - Mamas and Papas S/4789 had at least 3 different coloured covers.



Vinylectric 21st Apr 2016		Mine has a yellow cover instead of the blue, but both are the same catalogue number



deepinder cheema 20th Apr 2015		This was one of Storm Thorgersons favourite covers. Not sure exactly why but that is what he said.