New Musical Express, January 15, 1983

From The Elvis Costello Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
The printable version is no longer supported and may have rendering errors. Please update your browser bookmarks and please use the default browser print function instead.
... Bibliography ...
727677787980818283
848586878889909192
939495969798990001
020304050607080910
111213141516171819
202122232425 26 27 28


NME

-

NME goes videotic


NME

First eyeful of '83

The world's most watchable music weekly again leads the way. There's never been anything like it before.

There isn't a pre-recorded video tape around to beat it either for quality or for value.

A collection of both rare and hitherto unseen performances. And, it's been put together exclusively for readers of NME.


The NME/Maxell Expresso Video...

Because it's by Maxell, you'll get a video tape of the very highest standard. Because it's by NME, you'll get a selection of the very best movies and music available — almost an hour of the stuff, in fact. The ultimate in both sound and vision and, for an all inclusive price of £15.99, you could hardly get it any cheaper.

■ For starters, there's The Jam's 1980 chart-topper, "Start!" So it's goodbye from Paul, Rick and Bruce and hello to
■ Elvis Costello & The Attractions caught both on stage and off in the most sleazy part of "Clubland."
■ Meanwhile, a kidnapped Kid Creole pleads, "Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy" with gun-tottin' Coconuts in hot pursuit.
■ From one cool customer we flashback to the '40s and the original Hi-Di-Hi man, Cab Calloway, his Orchestra and "Minnie The Moocher," all in glorious black and white.
■ Back to the present and close to eight minutes of Kevin Rowland with Dexys Midnight Runners and The Emerald Express on stage asking for a little bit of "Respect."
■ We make a fleeting visit inland to the Mojave desert, night turns into day and back again to discover the legendary Captain Beefheart in cahoots with his Magic Band hollering "Ice Cream For Crow!."
■ Sounds nutty! so does Madness performing "Madness" on the London Underground — well, take 'em or leave 'em — suit yourself.
■ Video Clash! The Clash City Rockers take a big bite outta The Big Apple with "Radio Clash."
■ It's The Sayle Of The Century! "Ello Alexei Gotta New Video!" Alexei Sayle (for it is he) goes well over the top enquiring. "Elio John! Gotta New Motor?"
■ As promised last week, we announce a bonus track, Switzerland's grand fromages, Yello — agitated, animated and syncopated on "Pinball Cha Cha"
■ The final member of the Expresso cast was still to be picked from the archives dating back to the dawn of rock 'n' roll.
■ The NME-Maxell Expresso Video also includes a Silver Screen Special featuring excerpts from two recently acclaimed movies, Diva and Angel.
■ And, keep an eye open for a sneaky peak at Grace Jones.


Well, my little videotics that's it — a better offer you won't find elsewhere. Furthermore, The NME/Maxell Expresso Video is available in both VHS and Betamax formats.

If you can't believe your eyes, you soon will with The NME-Maxell Expresso Video.

Well, take it, it's yours for only £15.99 (inclusive of postage, packing and insurance).

The NME / Maxell Expresso Video is made subject to final copyright clearance. Also, owing to international copyright restrictions, NME and Maxwell regret that the offer will not apply outside of the UK. Sorry — but under no circumstances can orders be accepted from elsewhere.


NME Maxell Video Presents

The Jam: "Start"
Elvis Costello & The Attractions: "Clubland"
The Clash: "Radio Clash"
Kid Creole & The Coconuts: "Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy"
Alexei Sayle: "Ello John! Gotta New Motor?"
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra: "Minnie The Moocher"
Yello: "Pinball Cha Cha"
Madness: "Madness"
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: "Ice Cream For Crow"
Kevin Rowland & Dexys Midnight Runners: "Respect"
Plus excerpts from:
An other: Last Minute Surprise Diva and 'Angel in a Silver Screen Special.


How To Order

1.   Fill In both order forms in block capitals and tick which video format you require.
2.   Make out your cheque or postal order to "IPC Magazines Ltd."
2.   Send your completed order forms with your cheque or Post Office Giro to:

NME-Maxell Expresso Video Offer
P.O. Box 64 Borehamwood.
Hertfordshire WD6 1BA.

4.   Keep a record of how much you have sent, what you have ordered and when you posted it.
5.   Delivery will take a minimum of seven days from receipt of your order (to allow cheques to be cleared) and should take no more than 28-days.
6.   Enquiries: If you have not received your video within 28-days please write to us again at the above address (not the NME offices) and state both what you have ordered and the date you posted it.


Tags: Expresso VideoClublandThe JamThe AttractionsThe ClashMadnessCaptain Beefheart & His Magic BandDexys Midnight Runners

-
<< >>

New Musical Express, January 15, 1983


Promotion for the NME / Maxell Expresso Video, which includes a video of "Clubland."

Images

Page 25
Page scan.


Page 25 clipping 2.
Clipping.


Cover.
Cover.

-



Back to top

External links