The 2001 comeback album "Zoom" found Electric Light Orchestra, or rather Jeff Lynne, revisiting the orchestral, melodic rock sound of the band's 1970s heyday. Lynne handled most of the instrumentation himself, with guest appearances from George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and Dave Grohl.
- The album was recorded at various locations, including Dark Horse Studios in Franklin, Tennessee.
- "Zoom" was the first ELO studio album released since 1986's "Balance of Power."
- The album charted at number 94 on the UK Albums Chart.
Electric Light Orchestra was a rock group from Birmingham, England, founded by Jeff Lynne, who specialized in progressive and orchestral rock. The band's 2001 release "Zoom" was a comeback album, their first studio album in over a decade.
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