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Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: Elvis Costello / Audio CD released 2001-09-03 at Edsel / Disc ... more 1 Welcome To The Working Week 2 Miracle Man 3 No Dancing 4 Blame It On Cain 5 Alison 6 Sneaky Feelings 7 Red Shoes (The Angels Wanna Wear My) 8 Less Than Zero 9 Mystery Dance 10 Pay It Back 11 I'm Not Angry 12 Waiting For The End Of The World 13 Watching The Detectives 14 No Action 15 Living In Paradise 16 Radio Sweetheart 17 Stranger In The House 18 I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself 19 Less Than Zero 20 Imagination Is A Powerful Deceiver 21 Mystery Dance 22 Cheap Reward 23 Jump Up 24 Wave A White Flag 25 Blame It On Cain 26 Poison Mood Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 No Action 2 Living In Paradise 3 Radio Sweetheart 4 Stranger In The House 5 I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself 6 Less Than Zero 7 Imagination Is A Powerful Deceiver 8 Mystery Dance 9 Cheap Reward 10 Jump Up 11 Wave A White Flag 12 Blame It On Cain 13 Poison Mood Newest Review: ... this, his striking debut album. Costello also toned down his pre-punk singer-songwriter shtick in order to deliver a clutch ... more |
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My Aim Is True |
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My Aim Is True: Remastered |
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by GKDurkin - written on 22/03/08 (Useful, 16 readings)
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Elvis Costello from the top! Blimey can this record really be over 30 years old! Well, a quick primer in why this LP is so great. In true punk fashion Costello used American country-rock band Clover (at the time led by Huey Lewis, though he's not present here), as his backing musicians, on this, his striking debut album. Costello also toned down his pre-punk singer-songwriter shtick in order to deliver a clutch of bitterly intelligent, new wave pop songs derived from a mixture of genres from the 50's (dig the Buddy Holly specs appeal of the cover) to the 70's. The quick turnaround and shoestring budget of Stiff Records really helped make the album, ...
by dave27 - written on 19/04/01 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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Tattooed knuckles. You know, the beefy, dirty ones normally sported by the leader of the local chapter of the Hell's Angels, the one hand bearing the legend LOVE and the other, the opposite extreme, HATE. If everyone had to announce their world view and personal obsessions in this way, then Elvis Costello would have three large and misshapen fists - one stating REVENGE, one daubed with BITTERNESS and the third, at the same time the most normal but also the most ugly and twisted, carrying the legend GUILT. Alternatively, he could be the subject of the old adage about a particularly well balanced individual - the one with enormous, unwieldy chips on ...
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