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My ''Beatles For Sale'' album has 14 cuts. my Who lp ''Meaty Big and Bouncy'' has 14 cuts, my ''Introducing Herman's Hermits'' has 12 cuts. But my new Elvis Costello lp ''Get Happy'' has 20 cuts, which is unheard of for a single disc that is not a greatest hits | My ''Beatles For Sale'' album has 14 cuts. my Who lp ''Meaty Big and Bouncy'' has 14 cuts, my ''Introducing Herman's Hermits'' has 12 cuts. But my new Elvis Costello lp ''Get Happy'' has 20 cuts, which is unheard of for a single disc that is not a greatest hits package. | ||
''Get Happy'', the fourth album from the knock-kneed Buddy Holly lookalike, has so many songs that I needed to take a vacation last week just to critique Costello's | ''Get Happy'', the fourth album from the knock-kneed Buddy Holly lookalike, has so many songs that I needed to take a vacation last week just to critique Costello's latest effort. | ||
Elvis Costello, the modern pop star will achieve that spotlight known as stardom with his new lp titled ''Get Happy''. Costello, a master of cliches in his pop song writing style, has proved once again to the listened that he is not "stuck in a rut." | Elvis Costello, the modern pop star will achieve that spotlight known as stardom with his new lp titled ''Get Happy''. Costello, a master of cliches in his pop song writing style, has proved once again to the listened that he is not "stuck in a rut." | ||
Costello, who had fun with such cliches and puns like; "accident's will happen" "a death worse that fate" "the final solution" looking for a light in the darkness," proved to all his critics that Costello was a performer to bit reckoned with. On Costello's album "''Get Happy''" he toys with other cliches and puns like; "second place in the human race", "black and white world", "beaten to the punch," "human touch", "clowntime is over," "read you like a book." which are small samples of incorporation of cliches and wit into a delightful masterpiece. | |||
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Costello writes basically a joke or two on society as Costello sees it. But* as the 25 year old grows iilder his t twines about life become more pessi in 1st lit | |||
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0. s'Opportunity." Costello in a InSe. I'm m a trench, rd be a hero, but. I coukIn't stand the stack " | 0. s'Opportunity." Costello in a InSe. I'm m a trench, rd be a hero, but. I coukIn't stand the stack " | ||
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