Electric Light Orchestra - Thousand Eyes Lyrics

Honest boys

best song of the album hands down

The amazing Eric Troyer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KIHdeZn0y0

É incrível a voz de Eric Troyer!!!

Elo part two sounded just like Elo in the 70's. I bought this CD in Frankfurt Germany. Just whish the original band could get back togather

Not nearly as good. Good, but not amazing.

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Another Troyer composition , I think the sound is more like Yes than ELO 

I agree. 

Alot of you seem to forget that Jeff was a cofounder of ELO and the best song writer of the group.Knock him all you want for him leaving,but he grew tired of touring and had other projects he wanted to do.And I'm gld he did or their would've never been a Traveling Wilburys period.I like ELO2 also,especially this album,but stop being a dumbass and hating on Lynne because he left.

Is it ELO with Jeff? No, it's different. But I think ELO PT II as wel as Orkestra retained enough elements of ELO that I love it all!

ELO did not end when Jeff left.

@ELOFTW I am in my 50s, so do not class 1991 as old.

@bunchie1966 If you call 1991 old, then yes.

This is a superb ELO Part II song. I think the sound is excellent, also with not Jeff Lynne in the band.

@FinnMove Love it, but lacks the Jeff Lynne Vocal I'm afraid

Is this old?

I think Jeff Lynne should say something about ELO part two. OK it was not equal to the original ELO. But they had some magical songs in thier own way which we didn´t hear in that ELO in which Jeff Lynne was the boss.

I think this song is the highlight in this album, maybe. The very beautiful album cover and this song belong together, absolutely !

When you say this is one of the most beautiful covers, do you mean that ELO Part II is simply performing a song that another band wrote? The only other artist with a song "Thousand Eyes" that I can find is Bobby Vee, and his version is not at all the same.

Or do you mean the image on the album cover?

Maybe one of the most beautiful covers in the albums ever. I think this song describes it well.

@FinnMove I definitely agree with the "Jeff Lynn forgot about the orchestra" part. That late in ELO's lifetime, I think he wanted to try and get away from the name, but was bound by contract to stick with it.

I don't know why he put Zoom under the ELO name and not Armchair Theatre, his solo project.

Yes, it is quite difficult because most of the ELO- fans ignore ELO part two and the Orchestra. I think ELO in Jeff days went in the later days in his rules too far and it was forgotten it was Electric Light Orchestra, though, of course Jeff wrote and produced all their material. Yes, very hard to rate what was correct.

This is great, who is the singer, I saw a DVD by them a couple of years ago, on the DVD the singer was the Ex-lead singer of a group call Trixter (Can't remember his name, I saw them live supporting ELO (The Original Band) in 1978. At the show Trixter did a fantastic version of "Live & Let Die" by Wings.

Dave Milton This is legendary session vocalist Eric Troyer, who has sang on albums with artists such as John Lennon, Meatloaf, Billy Joel, and more! Phil Bates is the lead singer guitarist from Trixster - who bling ELO Part Ii on the 2nd album... "Moment of Truth"

Eric Troyer released an incredible song that was to be included on his self titled album that never happened... one of my favorites. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KIHdeZn0y0