Elvis Costello Fan Forum

Where *is* the setlist?

I'm still relatively young, but there are some artists who I like now that I never liked during my teenage years. An example of that is Joni Mitchell, who I've only recently come to respect and enjoy.

Before scraping up the Dylan CD's, you may want to wait for the remasters in Aug/Sept...

There's no bonuses though, so the incentive is better sound.. if it makes no difference to you, then go for it.

I just know that Cari (my girlfriend) and I will be showing up as early as possible (probably around 10ish) and pretty much heading straight back to Indiana after the show is over. Hope to see some of you at the show! As I said, I will be wearing a black WIWC tour t-shirt and will be with a short bl...

Three people with drinks in their hands... what is this? Don't you people work?

Well, tonight is the opening Toronto show of the Elvis Costello tour. Sadly, as predicted, I won't be able to attend, so I'm afraid I won't be able to share my thoughts, setlist, etc. with all of you. Luckily I'll be attending the Taste Of Chicago show, but I'm kind of bummed out about not being abl...

I personally prefer the "Idiot Wind" from Blood On The Tracks. He sings with a lot more feeling.

Three essential Dylan albums you do not have, Otis:

1. The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
2. Bringing It All Back Home
3. The Basement Tapes

mood swung: I"ve yet to figure that out

The only Squeeze albums I have are East Side Story and Argybargy. I love both, but East Side Story was my favourite for a while. But for some reason, once I got adjusted to being in England, Argybargy became my favourite.

"You had me sleeping on urine!" - Frank Costanza

THESE PRETZELS ARE MAKING ME THIRSTY

For me, Dylan's Time Out Of Mind is one of his Top 5 albums. Why? Maybe it just came out at the right time for me. I bought it the day it came out when I was 16, and it became the soundtrack of my unrequited love through much of high school. Songs like "Love Sick" and "Million Miles&q...

Nicely done...

As for design approval being mine, I think we can all say this is a joint effort. I will be the one, whoever, who collects all the songs and decides on the track order.

Cari and I will probably show up around 10 AM with any luck... I'll be wearing my When I Was Cruel tour t-shirt

I've heard most of On The Beach thanks to mp3's, but am looking forward to finally having it on CD.

I don't have Bone Machine yet. I've listened to some of it, and I think it's a little too heavy for me. I like the earthiness of Mule Variations. Plus it was my first Tom Waits album, so I have a massive soft spot for the weird album I listened to by fluke and fell in love with.

a rope leash still has my undying respect for coming up with the idea of Whitney Houston covering "13 Steps Lead Down."

And yes, I enjoy your posts a rope leash, even if they get me scratching my head sometimes. I guess scratching of the head is a good thing, though!

Especially the American version:

"Can you pass the ketchup, please."

It hasn't hit me yet in the right way... maybe I need to grow up a little bit first.

even tiny Dutch chicks!

It says you're not online, but you have been added to my list

LessThanZero... I remember begging my parents for a ride to the record shop so I could buy all three of those Anthology sets on their days of release. There was even one store that released Anthology 3 a day early. I was ecstaticly whiny that day

Lately I've been digging:

- Grateful Dead live shows from 1972 (Europe '72 and a bootleg)
- The Band's 'Northern Lights, Southern Cross'
- Lucinda Williams 'World Without Tears'
- The Jayhawks' 'Rainy Day Music'
- Joni Mitchell

I recommend an Elvis Costello Message Board fashion show... err.... ok, maybe not

I have MSN... just add my e-mail, adam.m@rogers.com