I got "Message from the Country" in the early 1980's and was impressed with Jeff's compositions "What" and " Words of Aaron" but ultimately I thought his last LP with the Idle Race had both the lyrics and a less strident heavy sound.
I got "Message from the Country" in the early 1980's and was impressed with Jeff's compositions "What" and " Words of Aaron" but ultimately I thought his last LP with the Idle Race had both the lyrics and a less strident heavy sound.
This tune seems to take The Move in a totally different musical direction compared to their previous style. Jeff sure had a lot to offer as a song writer even back then.
You are very hip, my young friend, I've not heard that much of The Move.This song is great.I just know the 'Message From the Country' album.Gotta pick this one up.
I have been a Jeff Lynne fan for 35 years and never heard this song - WOW! I am blown away. Amazing! I would love to hear his take on this today
rchiles90 2 weeks ago
This is my favorite too. I also, always felt this was what Jeff Lynne on acid sounds like. lol :)
Olie1377 1 year ago
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I got "Message from the Country" in the early 1980's and was impressed with Jeff's compositions "What" and " Words of Aaron" but ultimately I thought his last LP with the Idle Race had both the lyrics and a less strident heavy sound.
Topicarmno 1 year ago
I got "Message from the Country" in the early 1980's and was impressed with Jeff's compositions "What" and " Words of Aaron" but ultimately I thought his last LP with the Idle Race had both the lyrics and a less strident heavy sound.
Topicarmno 1 year ago
Fantastic, My favorite Jeff Lynne Move Track, check out Ian Dury's "What A Waste" I Wonder if Dury had this track in his mind when he wrote it.
davekm43 2 years ago
The greatest - but underrated - Brit rock band of that era - way ahead of their time!
Thanks for this!
lordsong7 2 years ago
This tune seems to take The Move in a totally different musical direction compared to their previous style. Jeff sure had a lot to offer as a song writer even back then.
flashfast2000 2 years ago
You are very hip, my young friend, I've not heard that much of The Move.This song is great.I just know the 'Message From the Country' album.Gotta pick this one up.
actron 2 years ago
Wonder the ELO didn't re-record this (they did with Do Ya). It was far too good to have remained buried on a semi-obscure Move LP for so long.
Krzyszczynski 3 years ago
I think this is one of the first GREAT songs of Jeff...I like the combination of the chords very much...I enjoy to play it with my guitar.
I think both,Jeff and Roy,were genius of composition, but Lynne's songs begun to be the base of future ELO...
movilwagg 3 years ago
One of the first ?
The Idle Race the group of Jeff Lynne
before the Move- time.
It is heard here in YouTube pages
FinnMove 2 years ago
I bought a Move greatest hits record in 84 that had this song. I haven't heard it since. Its awesome.
flashfast777 3 years ago
I remember in 1979 in 15 years old.
The Move collection. The only Jeff Lynne
composition was there. And Great.
FinnMove 3 years ago
I do remeber. In 1979 the Move´s collection.
There was only a Jeff Lynne composition, But it was absolutely the best.
FinnMove 3 years ago
Cool. :)
swarlock 3 years ago
I never thought my possible favourite Move song would be a Jeff number
paulsmartialarts 3 years ago
Very much an Electric Light Orchestra track, from the brief era when that punny name really suited the music.
steveasat2 3 years ago
sounds like looking forward to elo
spacepatrolman 3 years ago