ELO- Out Of The Blue-2xLP

ELO’s 1977 double album Out Of The Blue stands as a high-water mark in the band’s career, celebrated for its ambitious scope and lush production. Crafted mostly by Jeff Lynne during a focused retreat in the Swiss Alps, the record reflects a polished blend of rock and orchestral pop. The iconic gatefold artwork by John Kosh and Shusei Nagaoka, showcasing a sleek spaceship, visually captures the album's futuristic and expansive spirit—a reminder that sometimes album art can be as boldly engineered as the music itself. This particular 1977 pressing offers a glossy listening experience with vinyl that shows only minor surface marks typical for its age, ensuring a clear play without distracting flaws. The double LP format invites listeners to settle in for a substantial session of ELO’s layered soundscapes. For anyone intrigued by the era’s melding of rock ambition and studio craft, this pressing delivers both the musical breadth and a clean presentation that suits its grand design.

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