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Costello makes a label jump with his first album in two years. Result was worth the wait: Typically tuneful, stingingly intelligent set, cut without the Attractions but with a host of guests (Paul McCartney, Chrissie Hynde, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, etc.), combines the best sonic and lyrical elements of ''Imperial Bedroom'' and ''King Of America''. "Veronica," a Costello-McCartney collaboration, is a splendid and chart-worthy lead-in to this rewarding package.  
Costello makes a label jump with his first album in two years. Result was worth the wait: Typically tuneful, stingingly intelligent set, cut without the Attractions but with a host of guests (Paul McCartney, Chrissie Hynde, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, etc.), combines the best sonic and lyrical elements of ''Imperial Bedroom'' and ''King Of America''. "Veronica," a Costello-McCartney collaboration, is a splendid and chart-worthy lead-in to this rewarding package.  
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Costello makes a label jump with his first album in two years. Result was worth the wait: Typically tuneful, stingingly intelligent set, cut without the Attractions but with a host of guests (Paul McCartney, Chrissie Hynde, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, etc.), combines the best sonic and lyrical elements of Imperial Bedroom and King Of America. "Veronica," a Costello-McCartney collaboration, is a splendid and chart-worthy lead-in to this rewarding package.


Tags: SpikeThe AttractionsPaul McCartneyChrissie HyndeDirty Dozen Brass BandImperial BedroomKing Of AmericaVeronicaDeclan MacManus

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Billboard, February 18, 1989


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