What a fabulously original and powerful song this is. Roy Wood is a bona fide pop genius.

One of Roy Wood's most beautiful tunes. Simply gorgeous! I believe that Nicky Hopkins played harpsichord on this recording and the string arrangement was by Tony Visconti.

A brilliant single. Power-pop starts here!

What a great melody writer Roy Wood is!

No, Bev. Just no. Please step away from the microphone.

Great song! This would have made a great single in early 1968.

I always loved The Move. Great band!

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Yooooooooooooo

orkestra has geuinely blown me away with how much I enjoy them dude this is peak fiction

this sounds like a tantrum mixed with crying from brain damage

I was just 13 when they brought "Even in the quietest moments", my elder sister showed me Crisis and Crime and I was full on fire. Before I knew good beatles and a bit of stones, but this crashed me out. I found - still 13 - the albums Supertramp an Indelibly an yet on age 60 I'm still in love with this 5 Albums. Never heard better music, before I went to PUNK on age 16.

I like the remake better; a lot more slow tempoed and thought-provoking

#OdedFriedGaon #OdedMusic

wonderful song

good call leafy 🎵

Is it me or this sounds like Green Day?

Creates a mood like no other.

Great music, terrible name

imagine if the lyrics were just a Christmas list asking for poison, pills, hopeless hearts, what i need, a reason to believe and a cause to leave

the Los Angelino version of XTC, yeah?

pure L.A. & one of the truly greats.

Hwat the wuck....?

Comme toujours aussi bon

Esse álbum tá uma beleza

Same yooo

Yes it is! Sounds like 70s footage of San Francisco

Rubbish

If you don’t find this compelling, beautiful and charming id suggest you give up on Frank and move on.

Reminds of days when my dad would blast this out in the car when i was a kid

Damn, this is the RUSH I love the BEST! With John Rutsey - BUESY ROCK-N-ROLL!!!

¿Ongezelling reference?

Not the best version.

Good

Wonderful

Maybe the best Prog Rock sounds bit like Kraut Rock to me love it❤

First heard that song played at a jam session at a pub in Liverpool around 1988. Great song, not sure of the history but someone told me it was related to the Civil War. Don McLean is the only recording of the song that I have heard, nice restrained banjo accompaniment.

Músic My Favorite Remember Supertran ❤❤❤😊

Thank you for preserving this album.💿

👍

Jeff Lynne’s production and backing vocals in here (gospel screams in the end too🤗). Great job 🤩

Dobra

bgbllglblgblgl..... EL SCORCHO. AY CARAY!!!!

Wtf no comments? One of the best live version of this classic out there

Po letech si říkám, že se snažili dokázat Lynnovi, že ELO může fungovat i bez něj. A podle mého názoru to zvládli nadmíru brilantně. Mimochodem, slyším toto album dnes poprvé v životě :) (eng.: After the years I think they tryied to show Lynne that, ELO can work also without himself. And in my opinion they did it really good. Btw, I hear this LP for a first time in my life at this time :)

They should have included this on an expanded edition.

A foretaste of Deep Purple Mk.3 (and, of course, The Painter).

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