New Musical Express, July 23, 1977: Difference between revisions
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Honey! this definitely ain't no romance; more like sexual psychoanalysis set to a dozen superb juke joint anthems. | Honey! this definitely ain't no romance; more like sexual psychoanalysis set to a dozen superb juke joint anthems. | ||
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''My Aim Is True'' isn't just the title track of Mr. Costello's auspicious album debut, but is indicative of a quirky line of vision which painfully — often to the point of total humiliation — examines the recurring traumas of love and other related adolescent dilemmas. Keeping a low emotional profile is one thing you can't accuse Costello of feigning. | ''My Aim Is True'' isn't just the title track of Mr. Costello's auspicious album debut, but is indicative of a quirky line of vision which painfully — often to the point of total humiliation — examines the recurring traumas of love and other related adolescent dilemmas. Keeping a low emotional profile is one thing you can't accuse Costello of feigning. | ||
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[[Roy Carr]] reviews ''[[My Aim Is True]]''. | [[Roy Carr]] reviews ''[[My Aim Is True]]''. | ||
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''Teasers'' reports on EC & The Attractions' | ''Teasers'' reports on EC & The Attractions' [[Concert 1977-07-14 Penzance|July 14]] debut at Penzance. | ||
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Includes full page ads for ''My Aim Is True'' run on pages 15 and 17. | |||
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Also includes ads for upcoming gigs [[Concert 1977-07-26 London|July 26]], Dingwalls and [[Concert 1977-07-27 London|July{{nb}}27]], Hope And Anchor. | |||
{{Bibliography images}} | {{Bibliography images}} | ||
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<center><h3> | <center><h3> Elvis Costello </h3></center> | ||
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<center> '' | <center> ''Teasers </center> | ||
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{{Bibliography text}} | {{Bibliography text}} | ||
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Secret Elvis Costello West Country gigs last weekend met with much acclaim. In [[Concert 1977-07-14 Penzance|Penzance]] a holidaymaker called Captain Sensible had to be restrained from leaping up onto the stage to "jam." He was restrained by Stiff employees because, they felt, he was unfamiliar with Costello's material. Would this really have made any difference, ''T-Zers'' wonders?... | Secret Elvis Costello West Country gigs last weekend met with much acclaim. In [[Concert 1977-07-14 Penzance|Penzance]] a holidaymaker called Captain Sensible had to be restrained from leaping up onto the stage to "jam." He was restrained by Stiff employees because, they felt, he was unfamiliar with Costello's material. Would this really have made any difference, ''T-Zers'' wonders?... | ||
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<small>Full-page ads for ''My Aim Is True''.</small><br> | |||
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<small>Ad for [[Concert 1977-07-27 London|Hope And Anchor]].</small><br> | |||
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<small>Ad for [[Concert 1977-07-26 London|Dingwalls]] performance.</small><br> | <small>Ad for [[Concert 1977-07-26 London|Dingwalls]] performance.</small><br> |
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