REISSUE WITH 11 BONUS TRACKS!!!

Classic ELVIS material reissued with original artwork and in nice digipak sleeves. Again, classic!

SO MANY HITS AND COOL LIVE STUFF! RYKODISC REISSUE WITH 8 BONUS TRACKS!!

The FBI can eat my ass; ever since the major label pharoahs got all up in arms about downloading, and ended up paying off a bunch of suits to get their way, record labels now destroy artwork by making room for a "FBI Anti-Piracy" logo and disclaimer. Where am I going with this? Well, ol' ELVIS COSTELLO (who is sporting a banging new record inspired by TOM WAITS and KIKO-era LOS LOBOS) wrote above the FBI logo: "This artist does not endorse the following warning. The FBI doesn't have his phone number and he hopes that they don't have yours." Now, you tell me who you should be throwing your hard earned money at? Some creep with more cash than you'll ever see that supports the Feds, or some rebellious no-good-nick acting like the FEDS are NBC, and he just said he's playing "Radio Radio."

Phase two of RHINO's ELVIS COSTELLO "deluxe edition" reissues, comes with bonus disc of extra tracks like demos, alternate versions or unreleased tracks.

Elvis Costello's 'King of America' is expanded and remastered, with a bonus disc containing demos, outtakes and live material.

Remastered version of this ELVIS COSTELLO covers record (featuring legendary session drummer JIM KELTNER and guitarist MARC RIBOT, along with ATTRACTIONS member PETE THOMAS) comes with a second disc of additional covers (TOM WAITS, DEAD, VAN MORRISON, GERSHWIN, WILLIE DIXION, etc).

Wow! Amazing reissue of this classic Elvis Costello LP with an entire disc of demos, live versions and unre- leased tracks. Say thank you to the folks at Rhino!

Classic ELVIS material reissued with original artwork and in nice digipak sleeves. Again, classic!

2010 album from the great ELVIS COSTELLO, coming hot on the heels of his bluegrass-inspired album of the previous year. This record has a strong countrypolitan feel to it, but rocks a little harder like a mid 80s Elvis. That's not to say that's all this is - the songs here move from ragtime to folk to orchestral song, all with the inimitable Costello timbre and elan. EC has been accused of trawling his record collection for inspiration before, but this time it works as a cohesive whole. Each song seems to compliment the others, and the stated theme is "bankruptcy" - but as the working title for 'Armed Forces' was "Emotional Fascism", you can bet we're in for more than an exposition on the credit crunch. Perhaps Elvis' finest in recent years, and definitely one of the best of 2010. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!