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Time (Electric Light Orchestra album)

''Time'' is a studio album by Electric Light Orchestra (credited only as ELO on the album's packaging) released in 1981 through Jet Records. It is a concept album which tells a story of a man from the 1980s finding himself in the year 2095 and trying to come to terms with being unable to return and adjusting to his new surroundings.
In 2001, the album was remastered and reissued on CD with three additional bonus tracks, two of which ("Julie Don't Live Here" and "When Time Stood Still") had already been released as B-sides of singles ("Twilight" and "Hold On Tight" respectively) from the original album, while the other ("The Bouncer") was originally released as the UK B-side of the 1983 single "Four Little Diamonds" from the follow-up album ''Secret Messages''.
==Musical style==
While the two preceding ELO albums, ''Discovery'' and ''Xanadu'', were heavily influenced by pop and disco, ''Time'' is much closer to ELO's roots of progressive rock music. Songs like "Ticket to the Moon", "The Way Life's Meant to Be", "Rain Is Falling", and "21st Century Man" are reminiscent of material from the ''A New World Record'' through ''Out of the Blue'' era of ELO, while other tracks explore new influences such as new wave ("Twilight", "Yours Truly, 2095", "Another Heart Breaks", "From the End of the World", and "Here Is the News"), reggae ("The Lights Go Down"), and rockabilly ("Hold On Tight") with the core ELO sound. The album reached number 1 in the UK Albums Chart.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title= Electric Light Orchestra )〕 The hit single "Hold On Tight" proved to be the band's last top-ten single in both the US and UK, and the album itself achieved Platinum and Gold status in the UK and US respectively.
Rainer Pietsch conducted the album's strings, with previous composer Louis Clark serving as an additional keyboardist on the album's tour.

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