The Albums...
1991  Electric Light Orchestra Part Two 1992 ...Performing ELO's  
Greatest Hits Live		 1994  Moment Of Truth  1996  One Night: Live in Australia

(1990 / Scotti Bros Records / 72392 75222-2/ U.S.)

The first Part Two studio
album featuring Bev, Lou, Mik and two 'newcomers'... Pete Haycock (ex Climax Blues Band) on vocals ,lead and bass
guitar and Neil Lockwood on vocals and guitar.

On Part Two's amazing concert 1991debut with the 85 piece Moscow Symphony Orchestra they were joined on stage by Kelly and original ELO cellist
Hugh McDowell.

This album was originally going
to be produced by Jim
Steinman (Of Meatloaf fame and good friend of Eric Troyer) but in the end that task was given to JeffGlixman (Black Sabbath's producer).

 (1992 / Scotti Bros Records / 72392 75269-2 /U.S.)

This album unfortunately failed to capture the excitement that was generated during the maiden tour of the UK with an 85 piece
symphony orchestra from
Moscow!

The recording shines in places and falls flat in others which actually was not the case according to many of the fans
who attended the shows.

Amazingly, many of the
highlights were left out including a rip roaring version of "Back In
The USSR!"

Produced by Jeff Glixman.		 (1994 / Edel /
0096 102ULT / Germany)

The first ELO Part Two album to be released in Australia via Sony
Music during Part Two's visit in 1995.

It's nothing short of a miracle that this fine album made it to number 82 on the Aussie charts
without any major promotion.

The record company made an obvious decision to push 'The Very Best Of ELO' in favour of new material from the new band.

Produced by Stephan Galfas.		 (1996 / SPV Records /
SPV 089 44072 / Germany)

Recorded live during the two Sydney shows (18th and 19th
March 1995) and released first in
Germany.

It took three years for this double album to be released in Australia!

A lost opportunity to promote the band after the tremendous success of the March '95 tour where they entertained close to
65,000 Australians!

Even on the bands return in '98, the record company didn't promote the live album.

Produced by Phil Bates and Chris Tsangarides.
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