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<center><h3> Punch in, punch out </h3></center> | <center><h3> Punch in, punch out </h3></center> | ||
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<center> J.D. Considine </center> | <center> J.D. Considine </center> | ||
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''' Elvis Costello and the Attractions <br> | |||
Punch The Clock | |||
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This much is certain: Elvis Costello is at a surprisingly awkward stage in his career. After five years of being a critic's pet without managing much in the way of popular success, he's finally come out with a single that should break him once and for all in America, the irresistibly tuneful "Everyday I Write the Book." That ought to make his new album something to cheer about, but instead of being a long-sought vindication, ''Punch the Clock'' raises some troubling questions about Costello's artistic weight and musical strengths. | This much is certain: Elvis Costello is at a surprisingly awkward stage in his career. After five years of being a critic's pet without managing much in the way of popular success, he's finally come out with a single that should break him once and for all in America, the irresistibly tuneful "Everyday I Write the Book." That ought to make his new album something to cheer about, but instead of being a long-sought vindication, ''Punch the Clock'' raises some troubling questions about Costello's artistic weight and musical strengths. | ||
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{{tags}}[[Punch The Clock]] {{-}} [[Everyday I Write The Book]] {{-}} [[This Year's Model]] {{-}} [[Imperial Bedroom]] {{-}} [[Armed Forces]] {{-}} [[Love Went Mad]] {{-}} [[The Greatest Thing]] {{-}} [[Bo Diddley]] {{-}} [[Trust]] {{-}} [[Lovers Walk]] {{-}} [[Pills And Soap]] {{-}} [[Everyday I Write The Book]] {{-}} [[Shipbuilding]] {{-}} [[King Of Thieves]] {{-}} [[Alison]] {{-}} [[Love Went Mad]] {{-}} [[TKO (Boxing Day)]] {{-}} [[Charm School]] {{-}} [[The World And His Wife]] {{-}} [[The Attractions]] {{-}} [[Steve Nieve]] {{-}} [[Bruce Thomas]] {{-}} [[Clive Langer]] {{-}} [[Alan Winstanley]] {{-}} [[Chet Baker]] {{-}} [[Roddy Frame]] {{-}} [[Aztec Camera]] {{-}} [[The Face, August 1983]] {{-}} [[Lou Reed]] {{-}} [[Paul Simon]] {{-}} [[Neil Young]] {{-}} [[The Doors]] {{-}} [[Violent Femmes]] {{-}} [[Glasgow]] {{-}} [[The Velvet Underground|The{{nb}}Velvet Underground]] {{-}} [[Bob Dylan]] {{-}} [[Clocking In Across America Tour]] | {{tags}}[[Punch The Clock]] {{-}} [[Everyday I Write The Book]] {{-}} [[This Year's Model]] {{-}} [[Imperial Bedroom]] {{-}} [[Armed Forces]] {{-}} [[Love Went Mad]] {{-}} [[The Greatest Thing]] {{-}} [[Bo Diddley]] {{-}} [[Trust]] {{-}} [[Lovers Walk]] {{-}} [[Pills And Soap]] {{-}} [[Everyday I Write The Book]] {{-}} [[Shipbuilding]] {{-}} [[King Of Thieves]] {{-}} [[Alison]] {{-}} [[Love Went Mad]] {{-}} [[TKO (Boxing Day)]] {{-}} [[Charm School]] {{-}} [[The World And His Wife]] {{-}} [[The Attractions]] {{-}} [[Steve Nieve]] {{-}} [[Bruce Thomas]] {{-}} [[Clive Langer]] {{-}} [[Alan Winstanley]] {{-}} [[Chet Baker]] {{-}} [[Roddy Frame]] {{-}} [[Aztec Camera]] {{-}} [[The Face, August 1983]] {{-}} [[Lou Reed]] {{-}} [[Paul Simon]] {{-}} [[Neil Young]] {{-}} [[The Doors]] {{-}} [[Violent Femmes]] {{-}} [[Glasgow]] {{-}} [[The Velvet Underground|The{{nb}}Velvet Underground]] {{-}} [[Bob Dylan]] {{-}} [[Clocking In Across America Tour]] | ||
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<center><h3> Going where the muse leads </h3></center> | <center><h3> Going where the muse leads </h3></center> | ||
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<center> Stuart Cohn </center> | <center> Stuart Cohn </center> | ||
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'''Aztec Camera embraces the simple and intuitive | |||
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NEW YORK — We're all students of our intuition, but some of us learn better than others. Roddy Frame is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter-guitarist who intends to follow his as far as it takes him. With his band, Aztec Camera, Frame performs a folky, refreshing band of pop that's catching on with fans and peers alike: asked in a recent [[The Face, August 1983|interview]] who he considered his primary competition today, Elvis Costello answered "Roddy Frame" — and then took Aztec Camera on the road with him. | NEW YORK — We're all students of our intuition, but some of us learn better than others. Roddy Frame is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter-guitarist who intends to follow his as far as it takes him. With his band, Aztec Camera, Frame performs a folky, refreshing band of pop that's catching on with fans and peers alike: asked in a recent [[The Face, August 1983|interview]] who he considered his primary competition today, Elvis Costello answered "Roddy Frame" — and then took Aztec Camera on the road with him. | ||
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