Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "ELO's Greatest Hits is a compilation by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), released in 1979.The album sleeve art features a letter written by the band's co-founder and leader, Jeff Lynne, describing the '73–'78 period and the recording of each of the songs.Recent pressings of this compact disc have been remastered, although no mention of this has been made on the packaging. It is an exact duplicate down to the \"ZK\" number on the spine, bar code number designation, and liner notes inside of the booklet. The discs themselves are exact clones. The only differences are small and faintly inscribed numbers in the center of the disc.There is no way to confirm when this change was made because of the identical presentation and lack of upgraded details in the packaging.Track 1 is 6 seconds longer and 3.5 decibels louder. Track 2 is 1 second longer and 5.3 decibels louder. Track 3 is 1 second longer and 2 decibels louder. Track 4 is 3 seconds longer and 3.6 decibels louder with minor clipping in the left channel. Track 5 is 1 second shorter and 4.7 decibels louder. Track 6 is 1 second shorter and 5 decibels louder.Track 7 is 1 second longer and 3 decibels louder. Track 8 is 2 seconds longer. Track 9 is 2 seconds longer and 3.2 decibels louder. Track 10 is 2 seconds shorter and 2.1 decibels louder. Track 11 is 1 second longer and 3.5 decibels louder and major clipping in both channels from 2:20 - 4:09."@en }
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- ELOs_Greatest_Hits abstract "ELO's Greatest Hits is a compilation by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), released in 1979.The album sleeve art features a letter written by the band's co-founder and leader, Jeff Lynne, describing the '73–'78 period and the recording of each of the songs.Recent pressings of this compact disc have been remastered, although no mention of this has been made on the packaging. It is an exact duplicate down to the \"ZK\" number on the spine, bar code number designation, and liner notes inside of the booklet. The discs themselves are exact clones. The only differences are small and faintly inscribed numbers in the center of the disc.There is no way to confirm when this change was made because of the identical presentation and lack of upgraded details in the packaging.Track 1 is 6 seconds longer and 3.5 decibels louder. Track 2 is 1 second longer and 5.3 decibels louder. Track 3 is 1 second longer and 2 decibels louder. Track 4 is 3 seconds longer and 3.6 decibels louder with minor clipping in the left channel. Track 5 is 1 second shorter and 4.7 decibels louder. Track 6 is 1 second shorter and 5 decibels louder.Track 7 is 1 second longer and 3 decibels louder. Track 8 is 2 seconds longer. Track 9 is 2 seconds longer and 3.2 decibels louder. Track 10 is 2 seconds shorter and 2.1 decibels louder. Track 11 is 1 second longer and 3.5 decibels louder and major clipping in both channels from 2:20 - 4:09.".