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<center>''' Elvis opens the doors to his Imperial Bedroom </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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Talking In The Dark

Elvis opens the doors to his Imperial Bedroom

Nick Kent

As EC sets off to reconquer America, Nick Kent eavesdrops on "A Conversation with Elvis Costello," the promotional album of the album.

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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New Musical Express, August 21, 1982


Nick Kent writes about Elvis Costello and Imperial Bedroom, quoting heavily from the A Conversation With Elvis Costello promo.


Paul Tickell reviews Gram Parsons, with liner notes by Elvis Costello.


Also includes an ad for the Bedrooms Of Britain Tour.

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Gram Parsons


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