Elvis Costello & Attractions 1st Press OZ LP This years model NM ’78 Radarscope
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Elvis Costello & Attractions 1st Press OZ LP This years model NM ’78 Radarscope

Original 1st Press OZ LP released in 1978 on Radarscope Records. Cat: RAD3. Comes with printed inner bag which is in Near MInt condition.

Where My Aim Is True implied punk rock with its lyrics and stripped-down production, This Year's Model sounds like punk. Not that Elvis Costello's songwriting has changed. This Year's Model is comprised largely of leftovers from My Aim Is True and songs written on the road. It's the music that changed. After releasing My Aim Is True, Costello assembled a backing band called the Attractions, which were considerably tougher and wilder than Clover, who played on his debut. The Attractions were a rock & roll band, which gives This Year's Model a reckless, careening feel. It's nervous, amphetamine-fueled, nearly paranoid music the group sounds like they're spinning out of control as soon as they crash in on the brief opener, "No Action," and they never get completely back on track, even on the slower numbers. Costello and the Attractions speed through This Year's Model at a blinding pace, which gives his songs which were already meaner than the set on My Aim Is True a nastier edge.

Tracks: No action/ This years girl/ The beat/ Pump it up/ Little triggers/ You belong to me/ watching the detectives/ Hand in hand/ (I don’t want to go to) Chelsea/ Lip service/ Living in paradise/ Lipstick vogue/ Night rally.
  There are no signs of spindle marks on labels. Record has a few light scuff marks that cause only a few light crackles and is in Near Mint condition. Cover has very faint ringw ear and a few tiny surface tears around edges and is in Excellent condition.

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