Looking On by The Move marks a pivotal moment in the band's history as their final studio album before the formation of Electric Light Orchestra. Released in 1970, this album showcases a heavier, more progressive rock sound while retaining the psychedelic inventiveness that defined their earlier work. With the combined creative force of Roy Wood and Jeff Lynne, the record stands out as a bold and original statement from one of Britain's most adventurous bands. This edition of Looking On captures The Move's boundary-pushing approach, blending extended compositions, inventive songwriting, and a newly experimental edge. From the thunderous "Turkish Tram Conductor Blues" to the memorable closing coda, this album remains a significant release for fans of The Move and early ELO, offering a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of British rock at the dawn of the 1970s. Format: Vinyl Label: Fly Records (3) Genre: Rock Release Date: 09/12/2016 Remember, for our lowest prices, always order directly from Joco Records! TRACKSA1. Looking OnA2. Turkish Tram Conductor BluesA3. What?A4. When Alice Comes Back To The FarmB1. Open Up Said The World At The DoorB2. BrontosaurusB3. Feel Too Good
