Elvis Costello – Extreme Honey (The Very Best Of The Warner Bros. Years)

Elvis Costello – Extreme Honey (The Very Best Of The Warner Bros. Years)

A sharp, sophisticated, and stylistically wide-ranging compilation, Extreme Honey captures the brilliance of Elvis Costello during his Warner Bros. era - a period marked by bold experimentation, lyrical depth, and genre-defying arrangements.

Spanning lush orchestration, biting pop songwriting, and intimate chamber-style compositions, this collection showcases Costello at his most adventurous. From the pop perfection of Veronica (featuring bass by Paul McCartney) to the cinematic sweep of The Birds Will Still Be Singing with the Brodsky Quartet, the album highlights his remarkable ability to shift between rock, classical, jazz, and Americana influences with ease.

With contributions from legendary musicians such as Brian Eno, Nick Lowe, and members of The Attractions, Extreme Honey stands as a richly textured portrait of one of modern music’s most inventive songwriters.

1. The Bridge I Burned
2. Veronica
3. Sulky Girl
4. So Like Candy
5. 13 Steps Lead Down
6. All This Useless Beauty
7. My Dark Life
8. The Other Side Of Summer
9. Kinder Murder
10. Deep Dark Truthful Mirror
11. Hurry Down Doomsday
12. Poor Fractured Atlas
13. The Birds Will Still Be Singing
14. London's Brilliant Parade
15. Tramp The Dirt Down
16. Couldn't Call It Unexpected No.4
17. I Want To Vanish
18. All The Rage