New Musical Express, August 21, 1982: Difference between revisions
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<center><h3> Talking In The Dark </h3></center> | <center><h3> Talking In The Dark </h3></center> | ||
<center>''' Elvis opens the doors to his Imperial Bedroom </center> | |||
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<center> Nick Kent </center> | <center> Nick Kent </center> | ||
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''As EC sets off to reconquer America, Nick Kent eavesdrops on "A Conversation with Elvis Costello," the promotional album of the album. | |||
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In a better world, of course, things would be different. There would be a sense of communal ''espirit de corps'', a ban on empty gestures, psychochic and smug voyeurism, the stress factor would be nullified, and the ''Imperial Bedroom'' album would be number one throughout the charts of the Western World. | |||
But reality in its habitually turgid manner dictates otherwise, and as morale flounders so do sales of Elvis Costello's latest masterpiece, highlighting once again this most perplexing of phenomena: the fact that however stunning each successive Costello creation has proven itself to be as an aesthetic coup (discounting ''Almost Blue''), the general public simply doesn't want to know. | |||
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