ELO Fans Only - Part 2 (Tough History)

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1. The Electric Light Orchestra was formed in Birmingham by members of the Move. The Move were very popular in the UK in the '60s, having had seven singles enter the Top 10 in England. Unfortunately, they were (and still are) virtually unknown in the US. What song by The Move did Jeff Lynne re-record with ELO? Blackberry Way Do Ya' On No Not Susan Mama

2. Who, on this list, was NOT a founding member of the Electric Light Orchestra? Jeff Lynne Mike De Albuquerque Roy Wood Bev Bevan

3. The Electric Light Orchestra was dreamt up as a way to merge classical instruments with rock and roll. During its time, recordings saw the use of French horn, hunting horn, bassoon, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, violin and cello playing along with more modern rock and roll instruments. Which of the following NEVER played cello on an ELO album? Roy Wood Jeff Lynne Hugh McDowell Melvyn Gayle

4. In 1974 ELO would release their first concept album, "Eldorado: A Symphony". We are carried through a dreamscape, visiting many lands, experiencing many wonderous sights and being treated to a myriad of musical styles. The cover of this album depicted the scene from "The Wizard of Oz" where the Wicked Witch tries to remove the ruby slippers from Dorothy's feet, getting a nasty shock for her efforts. The still shot of that scene was reversed on its vertical axis for the album cover. Who designed this album cover? Kosh Andy Warhol Sharon Osbourne Jeff Lynne

5. ELO recorded many instrumental pieces, "Fire on High" being the most well-known. It was used for the background music for "CBS Sports Spectacular" as well as concert news updates for many radio stations. Which of these is NOT an instrumental piece by ELO? Starlight In the Hall of the Mountain King Daybreaker The Whale

6. The "Discovery" album's cover artwork is very Arabic in feel, depicting a young Arab staring into a glowing, three-dimensional construct of the famous ELO spaceship logo. The Arabic feel continues on the back in what might be a seraglio chamber or just another room in a sultan's castle. At the back of the room is a large man in a turban weilding a nasty looking sword. Who is this strapping, young model? Brad Garrett Richard Dean Anderson Armand Assante Mickey Rourke

7. Called ELO's creative masterpiece by Jeff Lynne, "Out of the Blue" was a double-LP. That means two vinyl discs with a groove on either side that reproduces the recorded music by use of a stylus riding in the groove, for those of you born into the CD era. Anyway, the double-LP came packed with some neat swag. What was the coolest thing it came with? A put-it-together-yourself model of the ELO spaceship An autographed Jeff Lynne guitar pick Free tickets to the concert tour Fake bills, called "ELO Buck(ingham)s"

8. Bev Bevan was the drummer on all but one ELO album (the last one). After his tenure with the Electric Light Orchestra he went heavy metal. Which of these bands did he play drums for? Motorhead Black Sabbath Triumph Dokken

9. After "Balance of Power", Electric Light Orchestra was done...or so we thought. What band member won the right to form an offshoot band, called ELO Part II? Bev Bevan Richard Tandy Kelly Groucutt Roy Wood

10. After some solo work and playing as with the Traveling Wilburys, Jeff decided to do another ELO album. "Zoom" was, in truth, another solo album with only one ELO bandmate appearing on the album. The album was weak in sales in the US and a North American tour was cancelled. Which ELO bandmate appeared on the track called "Alright"? Richard Tandy Mik Kaminski Bev Bevan Kelly Groucutt