ELVIS COSTELLO - Extreme Honey (Very Best of Warner Years) - 2LP - 180g Gold Vinyl

2LP - Limited Edition 180g Gold Coloured Vinyl with Insert. Only 4,000 individually numbered copies pressed in this edition.

Extreme Honey (The Very Best Of Warner Records Years) (1997) is a compilation album by Elvis Costello, spanning the years 1989-1997. This double album is a good way to become acquainted with Costello's Nineties' output. There are a number of hits and singles (“Veronica,” “So Like Candy,” “Sulky Girl,” “13 Steps Lead Down,” “The Other Side of Summer”), and additional album tracks from the same period.

There are a number of great moments here, whether it's the lilting “The Birds Will Still Be Singing” from the underrated The Juliet Letters or the New Orleans-inflected “Deep Dark Truthful Mirror”. Extreme Honey also contains “My Dark Life”, Costello's collaboration with Brian Eno (originally featured on The X-Files soundtrack), and the new track “The Bridge I Burned,” a neo-psychedelic/trip-hop number constructed from backing tapes recorded with his son and Supergrass drummer Danny Goffey.

Extreme Honey (The Very Best Of Warner Records Years) is available as a limited edition of 4000 individually numbered copies on gold coloured vinyl and includes an insert.

Tracklist:

Side A
1. The Bridge I Burned
2. Veronica
3. Sulky Girl
4. So Like Candy

Side B
1. 13 Steps Lead Down
2. All This Useless Beauty
3. My Dark Life
4. The Other Side Of Summer
5. Kinder Murder

Side C
1. Deep Dark Truthful Mirror
2. Hurry Down Doomsday
3. Poor Fractured Atlas
4. The Birds Will Still Be Singing
5. London’s Brilliant Parade

Side D
1. Tramp The Dirt Down
2. Couldn’t Call It Unexpected No. 4
3. I Want To Vanish
4. All The Rage