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Elvis Costello | Elvis Costello, a.k.a. Declan Patrick Aloysius MacManus, used to be one of pop music's most prolific and entertaining artists — stress ''used to be''. | ||
In the late '70s and early '80s, Costello could be counted on to produce at least one solidly entertaining album per year, sometimes even two. However, since 1985, Costello has managed to put out only five albums — one of them great (1986's ''King of America''), two of them passable (1986's ''Blood and Chocolate'' and 1989's ''Spike'') and two of them horrible (1984's ''Goodbye Cruel World'' and his newest release, ''Mighty Like a Rose''). | In the late '70s and early '80s, Costello could be counted on to produce at least one solidly entertaining album per year, sometimes even two. However, since 1985, Costello has managed to put out only five albums — one of them great (1986's ''King of America''), two of them passable (1986's ''Blood and Chocolate'' and 1989's ''Spike'') and two of them horrible (1984's ''Goodbye Cruel World'' and his newest release, ''Mighty Like a Rose''). |
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