It is worth noting that during interview segments in the film Jeff makes a point that the band is in fact trying to reproduce all the parts he put on the records, so it stands to reason that they might want to mix it accordingly.

This is quite a revelation as I used to really like that concert, but comparatively it sounds surprisingly unpolished! The new live DVD and Blu-ray and CD set featuring Jeff Lynne’s ELO at Wembley Stadium in England is pretty fabulous.

The full array of his classic songs, plus one or two surprises, provide two hours of wonderful music for a very special evening. Directed by Paul Dugdale, the concert includes a selection of the band's most beloved songs, from vintage ELO classics to hits from Jeff Lynne's other projects. To the former point, I went back to check some of the earlier ELO concert DVDs such as the original 1978 Wembley show and was kind of astounded just how sparse and raw it actually sounds…. They play pretty much everything you’d want them to hear at a concert of this type – – essentially a “greatest hits” plus type show.

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Blue Sky," "Livin' Thing" and "Evil Woman" to "Do Ya" from his days with The Move, "Handle With Care" which he recorded with the Traveling Wilburys, right through "When I Was A Boy" from his latest ELO masterpiece, Alone In The Universe. Band Introductions, 15 - Can't Get It Out of My Head, 16 - 10538 Overture, 17 - Scene 3, 18 - Twilight, 19 - Ma-Ma-Ma Belle, 20 - Shine a Little Love, 21 - Wild West Hero, 22 - Scene 4, 23 - Sweet Talkin' Woman, 24 - Telephone Line, 25 - Turn to Stone, 26 - Don't Bring Me Down, 27 - Mr. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Given that this is 2017, and Jeff has the luxury and stature to pull in all the musicians and other resources needed to recreate his sound live on stage, why shouldn’t he?