"Hold On Tight" - ELO (The Tick Tock Time Mix)

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This video may not be visible in some parts of the world. TIME for a little time travel back to 1981!
Lost Planet Radio presents... "Hold On Tight" by Electric Light Orchestra, originally from the 1981 album, TIME". This is the "Tick Tock Time Mix" from 2022 (slightly updated in 2023). This mix has quite a bit going on from various sources. Previously only heard on one live show of Lost Planet Radio...until now! If you enjoyed it, great! If you don't like it, simply don't listen!
ALL credit for the song goes to Jeff Lynne and ELO.

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