Description
Elvis Costello – Extreme Honey The Very Best of the Warner Bros Years – Compact Disc
“Extreme Honey: The Very Best of the Warner Bros Years” is a compilation album by Elvis Costello, released on June 17, 1997. It features a selection of songs from his time with the Warner Bros. record label, spanning the years 1989 to 1996.
Extreme Honey: The Very Best of the Warner Bros Years showcases Elvis Costello’s work during his time with Warner Bros. Records, which represented a shift in his musical style compared to his earlier albums. The compilation includes songs from albums such as “Mighty Like a Rose” (1991), “The Juliet Letters” (1993), and “Brutal Youth” (1994), among others.
The album highlights Costello’s versatility as a songwriter and performer, featuring a mix of rock, new wave, and more introspective and experimental tracks. It captures his continued lyrical prowess and his ability to explore a range of themes, from personal relationships to societal issues, with his distinctive blend of wit, intelligence, and emotion.
Extreme Honey: The Very Best of the Warner Bros Years provides a snapshot of Costello’s output during this particular period of his career, showcasing his evolving musical direction and his ability to continually push boundaries within the rock genre.
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Track Listing
Elvis Costello The Bridge I Burned
Elvis Costello Veronica
Elvis Costello Sulky Girl
Elvis Costello So Like Candy
Elvis Costello 13 Steps Lead Down
Elvis Costello & The Attractions All This Useless Beauty
Elvis Costello & Brian Eno My Dark Life
Elvis Costello The Other Side Of Summer
Elvis Costello Kinder Murder
Elvis Costello Deep Dark Truthful Mirror
Elvis Costello Hurry Down Doomsday
Elvis Costello & The Attractions Poor Fractured Atlas
Elvis Costello & The Brodsky Quartet The Birds Will Still Be Singing
Elvis Costello & The Attractions London’s Brilliant Parade
Elvis Costello Tramp The Dirt Down
Elvis Costello Couldn’t Call It Unexpected No.4
Elvis Costello & The Attractions I Want To Vanish
Elvis Costello All The Rage
