Elvis Costello Fan Forum

I posted this list to alt.fan-EC back in 2001; it would be a chronological one-worst-song-from-each-album mix: MAIT -- Sneaky Feelings TYM -- Living In Paradise AF -- Moods For Moderns GH -- I Can't Stand Up TL -- Sunday's Best Trust -- Lovers Walk AB -- Colour of the Blues IB -- Tears Before Bedtim...

I'm very interested in the outcome of this poll. I had North on just last night.

1. Imperial Bedroom 2. Get Happy!! 3. Trust 4. King of America 5. Blood & Chocolate 6. This Year's Model 7. Armed Forces 8. Mighty Like a Rose 9. North 10. The Juliet Letters 11. My Aim is True 12. Painted from Memory 13. The Delivery Man 14. Momofuku 15. All This Useless Beauty 16. Secret, Prof...

Thank you twice, Mr. Foyle!

I heard a rumour he was recording with Marianne Faithfull.

We do not deserve you, sir. Thanks again!

Thank you Mr. Foyle!

Billboard.com has posted more details, some erroneous (see bold) and has confirmed the tracklist I can't think of a time when Billboard's go-to Elvis correspondent hasn't posted a news item rife with spelling, grammatical or factual errors. It's like he's so excited to share the news he stumbles ov...

As an occiasional poster (but constant reader) here, I have to admit I've taken a lot of the Spooky efforts for granted. I've become accustomed to this forum as a constant entity, and I can't imagine where I'd get my fix without it. I'll try to do more of my part to help keep it afloat.

The opening music on this week's show ("Blood") sounded familiar. Then I realized I knew it as "My Flame Burns Blue", aka "Blood Count".

I've got "Radio Radio", purchased fair and square from elviscostello.com.

StrictTime wrote:Fall Out Boy makes me want to vomit, seriously. I was saddened by this.

Me too. I really hope he did this for money, and not for any affection towards the band.

Keep an eye on a certain board member's blog in about, say 10 days or so...

I'm still miffed they skipped Hunky Dory. Think there'll be a 40th anniversary edition in 2011? Me neither.

Why wait till the new year? If it's done, they should release it now. I'm just sayin'.

This news made me sad.

I procured this via eBay recently, and slogged through it. I'm sure if it were edited better (i.e. more like a record guide and less like a dissertation) I might have enjoyed it more. There are some nuggets of insight here and there, but it's not an easy read.

So I picked up a used copy of "Living With War: In The Beginning", which Neil released at the end of 2006. It's got the initial rough mixes of all the songs on the album, plus a DVD based on the content of his LWW Today site. I hadn't sat through the documentary videos on the site before t...

Thanks as always, Mr. Foyle!

That is an excellent article. I'll be listening closer to some of those newer songs.

Amazon in the US (dunno about the UK or elsewhere) is promoting a box set edition of the first three expanded albums ("with room for a fourth") for just over $60. Of course, it's already been delayed, but those wishing to save money might be well recommended to got for them in bulk.

Two words: Sunday's Best.

Run your cursor over the track you want, and a blue box with an arrow should appear. Click on that, and select "download". It shoud work from there.

Thanks for the heads up, Mr. Foyle! Now I've got something to read with my morning coffee.

I always thought Tramp The Dirt Down was pretty blunt, though I've never heard whether Maggie had any thought about it. As for Where Is The Love, I'm sure even if Bush has heard it, he wouldn't guess, consider or even admit it was about him.