"Discovery" is an album by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), released in 1979. This album represents a significant shift towards more pop-oriented and disco-influenced sounds for ELO, diverging from their earlier symphonic rock style. It became one of their most successful releases, highlighting the band's ability to adapt and thrive in the changing musical landscape of the late 1970s. The album includes some of ELO's biggest hits, such as "Don't Bring Me Down," which is one of their most recognized songs worldwide. Other notable tracks include "Shine a Little Love," a disco-infused hit, and "Confusion," which showcases the band's knack for catchy, melodic pop tunes. The cover art of "Discovery" is also iconic, featuring a golden spaceship (a stylized version of their logo) which is a nod to their earlier album covers that often included space-themed artwork. This ties into the album's title, "Discovery," which hints at exploration and adventure, themes that resonate with the band's futuristic sound. For vinyl enthusiasts, owning "Discovery" on vinyl is not just about the music but also the experience of engaging with the vibrant cover art and enjoying the rich sound quality that vinyl offers. It's a collector's item for fans of ELO and those who appreciate the era of 70s pop and disco music.