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* FilmNoir: "Watching the Detectives" is basically a stylish run through the signifiers of the trope.
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{{Television}} has seen him being banned from ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' for a dozen years for changing songs unannounced, subbing for Creator/DavidLetterman during his heart surgery, and appearing AsHimself on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Charges that he is an [[Series/ThirtyRock international art thief]] are still being investigated.
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{{Television}} has seen him being banned from ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' for a dozen years for changing songs unannounced, unannounced (on a 1977 episode hosted by an old woman named Miskel Spillman, who won ''SNL'''s "Anyone Can Host" contest. In 1989, he was brought back on the show on an episode hosted by Mary Tyler Moore and the 15th Anniversary special), subbing for Creator/DavidLetterman during his heart surgery, and appearing AsHimself on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Charges that he is an [[Series/ThirtyRock international art thief]] are still being investigated.
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He also hosted [[TooGoodToLast two seasons]] of a music/interview show called ''Spectacle: Elvis Costello with...'' which aired on the Sundance Channel in the US and ChannelFour in the UK.
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He also hosted [[TooGoodToLast two seasons]] seasons of a music/interview show called ''Spectacle: Elvis Costello with...'' which aired on the Sundance Channel in the US and ChannelFour in the UK.
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* RecordProducer - As well as the producing credits on his own albums, Costello has also produced albums for The Specials, The Pogues and Squeeze.
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* RecordProducer - As well as the producing credits on his own albums, Costello has also produced albums for The Specials, The Pogues Music/TheSpecials, Music/ThePogues and Squeeze.Music/{{Squeeze}}.
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** Along with "Tramp The Dirt Down", where he imagines himself standing on the grave of MargaretThatcher and stamping on it. The song experienced a brief spike in popularity following her death.
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** "Let Him Dangle" and "Kinder Murder" might also count.
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* MurderBallad - His cover of Leon Payne's "Psycho", which overlaps with NightmareFuel.
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* MurderBallad - His cover of Leon Payne's "Psycho", which overlaps with NightmareFuel.horror.
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{{Television}} has seen him being banned from ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' for a dozen years for changing songs unannounced, subbing for DavidLetterman during his heart surgery, and appearing AsHimself on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Charges that he is an [[Series/ThirtyRock international art thief]] are still being investigated.
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{{Television}} has seen him being banned from ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' for a dozen years for changing songs unannounced, subbing for DavidLetterman Creator/DavidLetterman during his heart surgery, and appearing AsHimself on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. Charges that he is an [[Series/ThirtyRock international art thief]] are still being investigated.
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Not to be confused with shoeless Joe.
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* Music/PaulMcCartney: A sporadic songwriting partnership led to several [=McCartney=]/Costello compositions scattered over both artists' albums in the late 80s and early 90s. One of their joint compositions, "Veronica", became one of the biggest hits of Costello's career.
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* Music/PaulMcCartney: A sporadic songwriting partnership led to several [=McCartney=]/Costello compositions scattered over both artists' albums in the late 80s and early 90s. One of their joint compositions, "Veronica", became one of the biggest hits of Costello's career. Costello joked that their collaboration reversed the dynamics one would expect, with Paul being the one who tried to write entire songs in one chord and similar weirdness, and Elvis being the one who was coming up with more melodic material.
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**One of the more pointed ones, "How To Be Dumb," is about the Attractions' bass player, Bruce Thomas.
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**Still, he's dropped the word in a couple tunes.
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* CreatorBreakdown - While creating ''Blood and Chocolate'', Costello had just had a messy divorce, was going through some trouble with his backing band The Attractions, and was rumored to be drinking an absolutely heroic amount of alcohol to cope. It's one of his bitterest albums, and (to some) [[TrueArtIsAngsty one of the most underrated]]. His marital difficulties also contributed to ''Goodbye Cruel World's'' bland [[TheEighties '80s]] production.
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* CreatorBreakdown - While creating ''Blood and Chocolate'', Costello had just had a messy divorce, was going through some trouble with his backing band The Attractions, and was rumored to be drinking an absolutely heroic amount of alcohol to cope. It's one of his bitterest albums, and (to some) [[TrueArtIsAngsty one of the most underrated]]. His marital difficulties also contributed to ''Goodbye Cruel World's'' bland [[TheEighties '80s]] production. On the other hand, his problems also inspired much of the material on ''Imperial Bedroom'', which many fans consider to be his masterpiece and many critics list as one of the greatest albums of all time.
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* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Get Happy!!''
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* ExcitedShowTitle: ExcitedShowTitle - ''Get Happy!!''
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* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Too many examples
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* MustMakeAmends - Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no.
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* MustMakeAmends - Fans and critics have speculated that this was the motivation behind the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Happy!!'' after Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no.
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* MustMakeAmends Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no
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* MustMakeAmends - Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says nono.
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* MusMakeAmends Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no
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* MusMakeAmends MustMakeAmends Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no
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* TheAtoner: Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was his attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no.
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* MusMakeAmends Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was Costello's attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no
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** The Impostors is essentially The Attracations minus Bruce Thomas.
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** The Impostors is essentially The Attracations Attractions minus Bruce Thomas.
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* TheBandMinusTheFace - The Attractions released ''Mad About the Wrong Boy'', a "solo" album without Costello, in 1980. Costello later covered one of its songs, "Sad About Girls".
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** The Attractions released ''Mad About the Wrong Boy'', a "solo" album without Costello, in 1980. Costello later covered one of its songs, "Sad AboutGirls".Girls".
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** The Attractions released ''Mad About the Wrong Boy'', a "solo" album without Costello, in 1980. Costello later covered one of its songs, "Sad About
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* GoneHorriblyRight - His attempt to "bring a tiresome conversation to a swift conclusion" by using the "N word."
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* TheAtoner: Fans and critics have speculated that the classic RAndB-inspired production of ''Get Happy!!'' was his attempt at this after his "N-word" incident, but WordOfGod says no.
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* {{Retraux}}: The cover for ''Get Happy!!'', as well as its production style, was influenced by RAndB from TheSixties.
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* NWordPrivileges: Found out the hard way he didn't have them.
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* CreatorBreakdown - While creating ''Blood and Chocolate'', Costello had just had a messy divorce, was going through some trouble with his backing band The Attractions, and was rumored to be drinking an absolutely heroic amount of alcohol to cope. It's one of his bitterest albums, and (to some) [[TrueArtIsAngsty one of the most underrated]].
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* CreatorBreakdown - While creating ''Blood and Chocolate'', Costello had just had a messy divorce, was going through some trouble with his backing band The Attractions, and was rumored to be drinking an absolutely heroic amount of alcohol to cope. It's one of his bitterest albums, and (to some) [[TrueArtIsAngsty one of the most underrated]]. His marital difficulties also contributed to ''Goodbye Cruel World's'' bland [[TheEighties '80s]] production.