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ELO 2

ELO 2 is the second studio album by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), released in 1973. In the US, the album was released as Electric Light Orchestra II. It was the band's last album to be released by the Harvest label, the last (in the UK) on which the band used the definite article The in their name, and the one that introduced their abbreviated name…

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Background and recording

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Release

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ELO 2 (First Light Series)

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Genre
Progressive rock
Labels
Harvest, United Artists
Length
41:48
Producer
Jeff Lynne
Recorded
May–October 1972
Released
March 1973

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ELO 2 (First Light Series)

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ELO 2

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples41
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
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ELO 2

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related to Release · 13
ELO 2 → Along, America, Britain, British Top, Chuck Berry, ELO, Harvest, March, On, One, Roll Over Beethoven, The, Third Day
related to ELO 2 (First Light Series) · 11
ELO 2 → Anniversary, Carl Wayne, CD, Electric Light Orchestra's, ELO, EMI First Light Series, First, Move, Series, The, The Lost Planet
related to Critical reception · 8
ELO 2 → After, AllMusic's Bruce Eder, America, Classical Music, ELO, ELO II, ELO's, The Daily Vault
is a · 2
ELO 2 → least commercial-sounding album the band released, second studio album by the Electric Light Orchestra
Genre · 1
ELO 2 → Progressive rock
Labels · 1
ELO 2 → Harvest, United Artists
Length · 1
ELO 2 → 41:48
Producer · 1
ELO 2 → Jeff Lynne
Recorded · 1
ELO 2 → May–October 1972
Released · 1
ELO 2 → March 1973

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album elo released tracks light recorded 1973 electric jeff lynne uk orchestra boogie one track first third harvest wood old

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ELO 2GenreProgressive rock1.00infobox
ELO 2LabelsHarvest, United Artists1.00infobox
ELO 2Length41:481.00infobox
ELO 2ProducerJeff Lynne1.00infobox
ELO 2RecordedMay–October 19721.00infobox
ELO 2ReleasedMarch 19731.00infobox
ELO 2StudiosAIR Studios, London1.00infobox
ELO 2is asecond studio album by the Electric Light Orchestra0.90text
ELO 2is aleast commercial-sounding album the band released0.90text
ELO 2related to Critical receptionELO0.60section
ELO 2related to Critical receptionAllMusic's Bruce Eder0.60section
ELO 2related to Critical receptionAmerica0.60section

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