The legendary Elvis Costello has some harsh words for the new, super-deluxe box set produced by his label which costs more than $200; he has no criticisms of the package itself, describing it as a …a ...

Elvis Costello had screwed up. It was 1984 when he headed out on a short solo tour after finishing his album “Goodbye Cruel ...

The Brit with the acerbic wit will share numbers from 1977's "My Aim is True" through "Blood & Chocolate," released in 1986.