Oh, nothing: just the biggest album of ELO's career, their #4 smash double-LP from '77 that lit up the charts for well over 13 months, newly reissued on double 180-gram vinyl. These LPs are... more

Two 150-gram vinyl LPs packed with the swirling, sweeping, shining orchestral pop perfections of ELO! You get their '70s and '80s hits "Don't Bring Me Down," "Evil Woman," "Livin' Thing," "Sweet... more

The gorgeous Top 10 smash "Can't Get It Out of My Head" is the centerpiece on this 1974 LP, but this is a many-splendored beauty. Also sounding sumptuous on this newly minted vinyl are the rich... more

The Beatles-esque smash "Telephone Line" and the hook-powered hits "Livin' Thing" and "Do Ya" (a new version of Lynne's 1972 hit with the Move) join the exquisitely produced "Tightrope" and "So Fine"... more

For the first time in 14 years, ELO returns with a full album of all-new songs. Jeff Lynne's immaculate arrangements, heart-rending harmonies and crisp production sensibilities are once again in full... more

For the first time in 14 years, ELO returns with a full album of all-new songs. Jeff Lynne's immaculate arrangements, heart-rending harmonies and crisp production sensibilities are once again in full... more

Jeff's golden voice, prodigious pop-song craftsmanship and unparalleled mastery of the studio are on shining display as you hear his solo LPs "Armchair Theatre" (1990) and "Long Wave" (2012) plus the... more

Jeff Lynne was still working magic with his opulent productions in the '80s, as evidenced by this 1983 LP, their last Top 40 album. Here, on 140-gram vinyl (with download insert), are ELO's #19 hit... more